Suzy Lee
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==Credits== | ==Credits== | ||
===Performers=== | ===Performers=== | ||
| - | * [[Jack White]]: electric slide guitar, lead vocals | + | * [[Jack White]]: electric slide guitar (rhythm, in the left channel), lead vocals |
| + | * [[Johnny Walker]]: electric slide guitar (lead, in the right channel) | ||
* [[Meg White]]: drums | * [[Meg White]]: drums | ||
| - | + | ===Production=== | |
| - | ===Production== | + | |
* Originally performed by [[The White Stripes]]. | * Originally performed by [[The White Stripes]]. | ||
* Written by [[Jack White]] and [[Meg White]]. | * Written by [[Jack White]] and [[Meg White]]. | ||
* Produced by [[Jack White]]. | * Produced by [[Jack White]]. | ||
* Co-produced and engineered by [[Jim Diamond]]. | * Co-produced and engineered by [[Jim Diamond]]. | ||
| - | * Recorded in January 1999 at [[Ghetto Recorders]], [[Cass Corridor]], [[Detroit]]. | + | * Recorded in January 1999 at [[Ghetto Recorders]], [[Cass Corridor]], [[Detroit]]. |
==Meaning== | ==Meaning== | ||
| - | * See the article on [[Suzy Lee]] for more about this mysterious character. | + | * See the article on [[Suzy Lee (character)|Suzy Lee]] for more about this mysterious character. |
==Band Quotes== | ==Band Quotes== | ||
==Trivia== | ==Trivia== | ||
| + | * Live guitar: This song has been performed on several guitars, but is most often played on the [[Kay Hollowbody]], in open E. | ||
* [[Johnny Walker]] of [[The Soledad Brothers]] plays second slide guitar. He also plays slide guitar on the song "[[I Fought Piranhas]]". | * [[Johnny Walker]] of [[The Soledad Brothers]] plays second slide guitar. He also plays slide guitar on the song "[[I Fought Piranhas]]". | ||
==Lyrics== | ==Lyrics== | ||
There's a story I would like to tell. My problem is, it's one you know too well. It's one you know too well.<br> | There's a story I would like to tell. My problem is, it's one you know too well. It's one you know too well.<br> | ||
| - | Miss [[Suzy Lee]], the one I'm speaking of. The question is, is she the one I love? Is she the one I love?<br> | + | Miss [[Suzy Lee (character)|Suzy Lee]], the one I'm speaking of. The question is, is she the one I love? Is she the one I love?<br> |
Is she the one I love? Is she the one I love?<br> | Is she the one I love? Is she the one I love?<br> | ||
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==External Links== | ==External Links== | ||
| - | [[Category: | + | [[Category:The White Stripes songs]] |
Current revision as of 02:41, 24 January 2012
Contents |
Releases
- The White Stripes (1999)
- Dead Leaves and the Dirty Ground (2002) (live at the BBC Studios, Maida Vale)
Other Appearances
Credits
Performers
- Jack White: electric slide guitar (rhythm, in the left channel), lead vocals
- Johnny Walker: electric slide guitar (lead, in the right channel)
- Meg White: drums
Production
- Originally performed by The White Stripes.
- Written by Jack White and Meg White.
- Produced by Jack White.
- Co-produced and engineered by Jim Diamond.
- Recorded in January 1999 at Ghetto Recorders, Cass Corridor, Detroit.
Meaning
- See the article on Suzy Lee for more about this mysterious character.
Band Quotes
Trivia
- Live guitar: This song has been performed on several guitars, but is most often played on the Kay Hollowbody, in open E.
- Johnny Walker of The Soledad Brothers plays second slide guitar. He also plays slide guitar on the song "I Fought Piranhas".
Lyrics
There's a story I would like to tell. My problem is, it's one you know too well. It's one you know too well.
Miss Suzy Lee, the one I'm speaking of. The question is, is she the one I love? Is she the one I love?
Is she the one I love? Is she the one I love?
She'll send me flowers with her tears burned inside. And you know what I'd do -- I would run and hide. I would run and hide.
And the paper -- on it was my name with the question, 'Do you feel the same? Do you feel the same?'
To end this tale, the one I'm speaking of, I wish I had an answer, but I just don't know. Is this really love? Is this really love?
Is this really love? Is this really love?
