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“It wasn’t the notes he was playing, it was the wild abandon”: Jack White on the guitarist he learned the most from

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“It wasn’t the notes he was playing, it was the wild abandon”: Jack White on the guitarist he learned the most from

The ex-White Stripes man and guitar magus on the essential ingredients he thinks it takes to become a six-string master

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