Jack White: Kneeling at the Anthem D.C. (2018)
Jack White: Kneeling at the Anthem D.C.
”Follow Jack White on tour and witness a surprise show at a local school.”
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This original Amazon Prime Video film is a mix of documentary and show, featuring Jack White (founder of the White Stripes) during his solo tour 'Under Great White Northern Lights', as well as a behind-the-scenes look at the musician's visit to Washington, DC - and a surprise show at a local school. It will definitely please fans of Jack White or those looking for some great music.
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Fans get a front row seat when Jack White's Boarding House Reach tour stops in Washington, D.C..
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