The music starts with a catchy bass drop of the typical 4/4 time signature, evident in any other Rock and Roll song. But, don't mistake the bass for an electronic configuration; it is mastered by Jack White with a Kay Semi-Hollow Guitar using a whammy guitar pedal. In simpler terms, it is the magic of the guitar riff distorted through a device that gives White's seven-note passage from The White Stripes' 2003 song, 'Seven Nation Army', a winning start.
The elements of the song are simple: Guitar, Drums, and strong vocals. Just three things to create a generational song.
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