“Would You Fight For My Love?” by Jack White

"Would You Fight for My Love?" comes from Lazaretto, Jack White's 2014 album, and it's White calling the shots: he wrote it, sang it, produced it and played electric guitar, then mixed it with Joshua Smith, who recorded it alongside Vance Powell. Plenty of hands pitched in: Carla Azar and Daru Jones both drum, with Azar on timpani too; Dominic Davis plays electric bass and Bryn Davies double bass; Dean Fertita adds more guitar and Fats Kaplin fiddle; Ikey Owens and Brooke Waggoner stack up Hammond organ, Rhodes, Moog and piano, with Cory Younts on piano as well; and Ruby Amanfu sings backup.

Third Man Records rolled it out slowly, starting with a promo CD single in Europe on June 30, 2014, then alternative radio in late August and a seven-inch in November. Robert Hales directed the video, and the song climbed to 38 on Billboard's Alternative Songs chart.

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