S46E02 SNL - Jack White - Ball and Bisuit Medley 

The most total immensity of the universe. This man is the most immense guitarist that human history has ever known. Don't listen to the magazines and experts, listen to your ears.

Jack, putting on a unique performance as always - thanks for uploading this!

This week's Saturday Night Live musical guest was supposed to be Morgan Wallen, before the country singer got himself disinvited. On Friday morning, SNL creator Lorne Michaels announced that Jack White - whose best-known band, The White Stripes, releases a greatest-hits album in December - would show up to perform in Wallen's place. Though we're only two episodes into Season 46, it's hard to imagine that White's turn won't come out near the top when it's time to rank SNL's 2020-21 musical guests. Unencumbered by new material to promote, White cranked out a few scorching career highlights, including 2014's solo hit "Lazaretto" - which he performed with a guitar designed for him by the late Eddie Van Halen - and uncorked a fantastic medley. That medley fused unexpected pieces in remarkable ways, kicking off with "Don't Hurt Yourself" - the song he co-wrote and performed on Beyoncé's Lemonade - before shifting into a version of The White Stripes' "Ball and Biscuit" that incorporated lyrics from Blind Willie Johnson's "Jesus Is Coming Soon." So, on two days' notice, we got an Eddie Van Halen tribute, Beyoncé, The White Stripes, a Jack White solo song and Blind Willie Johnson. Not bad! It was the sort of performance SNL could stand to showcase more often: a veteran star without much to promote or prove, popping by with the sole objective of putting on the best show humanly possible. SOURCE: www.npr.org/2020/10/11/922788708/jack-white-gives-a-thrilling-performance-on-snl-on-2-days-notice

The drumkit setup is perfect. Off the wall thrown together dirty in the moment riding the wave out of body experience jam. Bravo

The drums are very distracting, and they don't fit well with the song, although the guy's a great drummer obviously. I miss Meg's style of drumming, especially for this song. Anyways, thaks for uploading.