Awesome White Stripes

Robyn Adele Anderson is going to Wichita, far from this opera forevermore. And Kansas seems like an appropriate place for some twangy bluegrass music. If you ask us, her arrangement of The White Stripes hit Seven Nation Army sounds just right with the addition of a fiddle and banjo.

There’s no question that Jack White’s music features a heavy blues influence. Musician Justin Johnson took things to their logical conclusion by performing The White Stripes’ anthemic Seven Nation Army on a steel guitar with a slide, giving it that classic Mississippi Delta Blues sound. (Thanks, Jennifer!)

The Device Orchestra is back to perform one of their most requested songs ever. Everyone’s favorite band of electric toothbrushes, typewriters, credit card machines, and miscellaneous appliances is perfectly suited to the thumpy and repetitive bass rhythm of the White Stripes classic Seven Nation Army.

Pomplamoose presents another fantastic arrangement as lead singer Nataly Dawn is joined by Sarah Dugas for this mashup that combines The Eurythmics Sweet Dreams and The White Stripes Seven Nation Army. Between the funky rhythms and soulful vocals, it’ll have you dancing at your desk for sure.

Maple the dog takes over drumming duties for the oh-so-talented Meg White on Trench’s cover of Seven Nation Army. We’re just gonna leave this Vine on a continuous loop here in the office all day. Much more awesomeness here.

Amazingly talented vocalist Haley Reinhart once again joins Postmodern Jukebox to turn in an awesome cover version of a classic track – this time with White Stripes’ Seven Nation Army, in the style of a Big Easy jazz funeral dirge.

Ok, the fact that Mario Wienerroither’s latest Musicless Music Video actually has drums and a guitar in it makes it a bit of a misnomer. But we still enjoyed the even more deconstructed than usual take on The White Stripes in this clip.

The Inside Knowledge Project took random lab equiment and turned it into instrumentation for the classic White Stripes tune – though it would have been cooler as a live performance.