Jack White, Bob Dylan, and Hank Williams?

How can these three men go together? When Williams died in 1953 he left behind the lyrics to many songs that he hadn’t gotten to record. Now Bob Dylan is leading an effort to put those songs to music and record them, and he’s enlisted The White Stripes’ Jack White to help.

White arranged and recorded Williams’ “You Know That I Know” with a group of friends, including fellow Raconteur Dean Fertita and Dylan guitarist Donny Herron. Apparently Dylan also recorded one of the songs, and Willie Nelson and Norah Jones may also be in the mix. Can’t wait to hear what this all comes to…

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