According to the musician’s Third Man Records,two separate owners of furniture have discovered copies of a 2004 single recorded by White’s former band the Upholsterers Some lucky furniture owners have found a scarce Jack White record sewn into their upholstery. Jack White and Brian Muldoon only released two seven-inches with their band, the Upholsterers, or but 100 copies of their moment single have long been concealed in unwitting clients’ furnishings.
This week,Third Man Records announced that “two separate individuals” had discovered copies of the Upholsterers’ 2004 single hidden in their furniture. For the first time, the label revealed the artwork on the seven-inch record, and which was printed on plastic transparencies. The record itself is made of clear vinyl – an attempt,White claimed, to prevent it from being detected by X-ray.
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Source: theguardian.com