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The White Stripes were an American rock band from Detroit, Michigan. The following is a complete list of songs recorded by the band.
All songs that appear on albums by The White Stripes. (87 songs)
| Song | Writer(s) | Album | Year |
|---|---|---|---|
| "300 M.P.H. Torrential Outpour Blues" | Jack White | Icky Thump | 2007 |
| "A Boy's Best Friend" | Jack White | De Stijl | 2000 |
| "Aluminum" | Jack White Meg White | White Blood Cells | 2001 |
| "A Martyr For My Love For You" | Jack White | Icky Thump | 2007 |
| "The Air Near My Fingers" | Jack White | Elephant | 2003 |
| "Apple Blossom" | Jack White | De Stijl | 2000 |
| "Astro" | Jack White Meg White | The White Stripes | 1999 |
| "As Ugly As I Seem" | Jack White | Get Behind Me Satan | 2005 |
| "Ball and Biscuit" | Jack White | Elephant | 2003 |
| "The Big Three Killed My Baby" | Jack White Meg White | The White Stripes | 1999 |
| "Black Math" | Jack White | Elephant | 2003 |
| "Blue Orchid" | Jack White | Get Behind Me Satan | 2005 |
| "Bone Broke" | Jack White | Icky Thump | 2007 |
| "Broken Bricks" | Jack White Meg White | The White Stripes | 1999 |
| "Cannon" | Jack White Meg White | The White Stripes | 1999 |
| "Catch Hell Blues" | Jack White | Icky Thump | 2007 |
| "Conquest" | Corky Robbins | Icky Thump | 2007 |
| "Dead Leaves and the Dirty Ground" | Jack White Meg White | White Blood Cells | 2001 |
| "Death Letter" | Eddie James "Son" House | De Stijl | 2000 |
| "The Denial Twist" | Jack White | Get Behind Me Satan | 2005 |
| "Do" | Jack White Meg White | The White Stripes | 1999 |
| "Effect & Cause" | Jack White | Icky Thump | 2007 |
| "Expecting" | Jack White Meg White | White Blood Cells | 2001 |
| "Fell in Love with a Girl" | Jack White Meg White | White Blood Cells | 2001 |
| "Forever For Her (Is Over For Me)" | Jack White | Get Behind Me Satan | 2005 |
| "Girl, You Have No Faith In Medicine" | Jack White | Elephant | 2003 |
| "The Hardest Button to Button" | Jack White | Elephant | 2003 |
| "Hello Operator" | Jack White | De Stijl | 2000 |
| "Hotel Yorba" | Jack White Meg White | White Blood Cells | 2001 |
| "Hypnotize" | Jack White | Elephant | 2003 |
| "I Can Learn" | Jack White Meg White | White Blood Cells | 2001 |
| "I Can't Wait" | Jack White Meg White | White Blood Cells | 2001 |
| "Icky Thump" | Jack White | Icky Thump | 2007 |
| "I Fought Piranhas" | Jack White | The White Stripes | 1999 |
| "I Just Don't Know What to Do with Myself" | Burt Bacharach Hal David | Elephant | 2003 |
| "I Think I Smell a Rat" | Jack White Meg White | White Blood Cells | 2001 |
| "I Want to Be the Boy to Warm Your Mother's Heart" | Jack White | Elephant | 2003 |
| "I'm Bound to Pack it Up" | Jack White | De Stijl | 2000 |
| "I'm Finding It Harder to Be a Gentleman" | Jack White Meg White | White Blood Cells | 2001 |
| "I'm Lonely (But I Ain't That Lonely Yet)" | Jack White | Get Behind Me Satan | 2005 |
| "I'm Slowly Turning Into You" | Jack White | Icky Thump | 2007 |
| "Instinct Blues" | Jack White | Get Behind Me Satan | 2005 |
| "In the Cold, Cold Night" | Jack White | Elephant | 2003 |
| "It's True That We Love One Another" | Jack White | Elephant | 2003 |
| "Jimmy the Exploder" | Jack White Meg White | The White Stripes | 1999 |
| "Jumble, Jumble" | Jack White | De Stijl | 2000 |
| "Let's Build a Home" | Jack White | De Stijl | 2000 |
| "Little Acorns" | Jack White | Elephant | 2003 |
| "Little Bird" | Jack White | De Stijl | 2000 |
| "Little Cream Soda" | Jack White | Icky Thump | 2007 |
| "Little Ghost" | Jack White | Get Behind Me Satan | 2005 |
| "Little People" | Jack White Meg White | The White Stripes | 1999 |
| "Little Room" | Jack White Meg White | White Blood Cells | 2001 |
| "My Doorbell" | Jack White | Get Behind Me Satan | 2005 |
| "Now Mary" | Jack White Meg White | White Blood Cells | 2001 |
| "The Nurse" | Jack White | Get Behind Me Satan | 2005 |
| "Offend In Every Way" | Jack White Meg White | White Blood Cells | 2001 |
| "One More Cup of Coffee" | Bob Dylan | The White Stripes | 1999 |
| "Passive Manipulation" | Jack White | Get Behind Me Satan | 2005 |
| "Prickly Thorn, But Sweetly Worn" | Jack White | Icky Thump | 2007 |
| "Rag and Bone" | Jack White | Icky Thump | 2007 |
| "Red Rain" | Jack White | Get Behind Me Satan | 2005 |
| "The Same Boy You've Always Known" | Jack White Meg White | White Blood Cells | 2001 |
| "Screwdriver" | Jack White Meg White | The White Stripes | 1999 |
| "Seven Nation Army" | Jack White | Elephant | 2003 |
| "Shelter of Your Arms" | Jack White | Walking with a Ghost' [a] | 2005 |
| "Sister, Do You Know My Name?" | Jack White | De Stijl | 2000 |
| "Slicker Drips" | Jack White Meg White | The White Stripes | 1999 |
| "St. Andrew (The Battle Is In the Air)" | Jack White | Icky Thump | 2007 |
| "St. James Infirmary Blues" | Traditional | The White Stripes | 1999 |
| "Stop Breaking Down" | Robert Johnson | The White Stripes | 1999 |
| "Sugar Never Tasted So Good" | Jack White Meg White | The White Stripes | 1999 |
| "Suzy Lee" | Jack White Meg White | The White Stripes | 1999 |
| "Take, Take, Take" | Jack White | Get Behind Me Satan | 2005 |
| "There's No Home For You Here" | Jack White | Elephant | 2003 |
| "This Protector" | Jack White | White Blood Cells | 2001 |
| "Truth Doesn't Make a Noise" | Jack White | De Stijl | 2000 |
| "The Union Forever" | Jack White Meg White | White Blood Cells | 2001 |
| "Walking with a Ghost" | Sara Quinn Tegan Quinn | Walking with a Ghost | 2005 |
| "Wasting My Time" | Jack White Meg White | The White Stripes | 1999 |
| "We're Going to Be Friends" | Jack White Meg White | White Blood Cells | 2001 |
| "When I Hear My Name" | Jack White Meg White | The White Stripes | 1999 |
| "White Moon" | Jack White | Get Behind Me Satan | 2005 |
| "Why Can't You Be Nicer to Me?" | Jack White | De Stijl | 2000 |
| "You Don't Know What Love Is (You Just Do as You're Told)" | Jack White | Icky Thump | 2007 |
| "Your Southern Can Is Mine" | William Samuel "Blind Willie" McTell | De Stijl | 2000 |
| "You're Pretty Good Looking (For a Girl)" | Jack White | De Stijl | 2000 |
| "You've Got Her In Your Pocket" | Jack White | Elephant | 2003 |
Songs that do not appear on the studio albums. Includes both non-album singles and B-Sides.
| Song | Releases | Intended Release |
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| "Ashtray Heart" | b-side of "Party of Special Things to Do" | Non-album single |
| "Baby Brother" | b-side of "Icky Thump" | Icky Thump |
| "Black Jack Davey" | b-side of "Seven Nation Army" | Elephant |
| "Cash Grab Complications for the Matter" | b-side of "Conquest" | Icky Thump |
| "Candy Cane Children" | Single | Non-album single |
| "China Pig" | b-side of "Party of Special Things to Do" | Non-album single |
| "Good to Me" | b-side of "Seven Nation Army" | Elephant |
| "Hand Springs" | Single | Non-album single |
| "Honey, We Can't Afford to Look This Cheap" | b-side of "Conquest" | Icky Thump |
| "It's My Fault For Being Famous" | b-side of "Conquest" | Icky Thump |
| "Jolene" | Single/B-Side of "Hello Operator" | De Stijl Under Blackpool Lights |
| "Lafayette Blues" | Single | Non-album single |
| "Let's Shake Hands" | Single | Non-album single |
| "Look Me Over Closely" | b-side of "Let's Shake Hands" | Non-album single |
| "Lord, Send Me an Angel" | Single | Non-album single |
| "Party of Special Things to Do" | Single | Non-album single |
| "Reading of the Story of Magi / Silent Night" | b-side of "Candy Cane Children" | Non-album single |
| "Red Bowling Ball Ruth" | b-side of "The Big Three Killed My Baby" | The White Stripes |
| "Red Death at 6:14" | Single | Non-album single |
| "Shelter Of Your Arms" | b-side of "The Denial Twist" | Get Behind Me Satan Walking with a Ghost (EP) |
| "St. Ides of March" | b-side of "The Hardest Button to Button" | Elephant |
| "Sugar Never Tasted So Good" | b-side of "Lafayette Blues" | The White Stripes |
| "Though I Hear You Calling, I Will Not Answer" | b-side of "Blue Orchid" | Get Behind Me Satan |
| "Top Special" | Single | Non-album single |
| "Who's a Big Baby?" | b-side of "Blue Orchid" | Get Behind Me Satan |
| "Who's to Say" | b-side of "I Just Don't Know What to Do with Myself" | Elephant |
Any song that has not been studio recorded by The White Stripes, but officially released.
| Song | Releases |
|---|---|
| "As Ugly As I Seem" (Live at KCRW's Morning Becomes Eclectic) | B-Side of The Denial Twist |
| "Black Math" (live) | B-Side of Jolene |
| "The Denial Twist" (Live at KCRW's Morning Becomes Eclectic) | B-Side of Walking with a Ghost |
| "Do" (live) | B-Side of Jolene |
| "Hotel Yorba" (Live at the Hotel Yorba) | B-Side of Hotel Yorba |
| "I Fought Piranhas/Let's Build a Home" (live at Electric Ladyland Studios) | B-Side of There's No Home For You Here |
| "I'm Finding It Harder to Be a Gentleman" (live at John Peel) | B-Side of I Just Don't Know What to Do with Myself |
| "Lafayette Blues" (Live on BBC Radio 1, Evening Session) | B-Side of I Just Don't Know What to Do with Myself |
| "Lovesick" (Live at The Forum) | B-Side of Fell in Love with a Girl |
| "Rated X" (Live at Hotel Yorba) | B-Side of Hotel Yorba |
| "Same Boy You've Always Known" (live at Manaus, Brazil) | B-Side of My Doorbell |
| "Screwdriver" (live) | Walking with a Ghost |
| "Stop Breaking Down" (Live on BBC Radio 1, Evening Session) | B-Side of Dead Leaves and the Dirty Ground |
| "Suzy Lee" (Live on BBC Radio 1, Evening Session) | B-Side of Dead Leaves and the Dirty Ground |
| "You Don't Know What Love Is (You Just Do as You're Told)" [Acoustic] | B-Side of You Don't Know What Love Is (You Just Do as You're Told) |
| "You've Got Her In Your Pocket" (live in Belfast) | B-Side of Blue Orchid |
List of remixes and alternate versions of songs.
| Song | Releases |
|---|---|
| "Blue Orchid" (High Contrast Mix) | B-Side of "My Doorbell" |
| "You're Pretty Good Looking (Trendy American Mix) | B-Side of "Lord, Send Me an Angel" |
| "Icky Thump" (Alternate mix) | Icky Thump Limited 12" vinyl |
| "Rag & Bone" (Alternate mix) | Icky Thump Limited 12" vinyl |
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