Video: Jack White Performs "Love Interruption" on 'Austin City Limits'

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Jack White is set to appear on the latest episode of the PBS music series Austin City Limits tomorrow, January 5. You can watch a preview clip of White performing "Love Interruption" from the show below.

Yesterday, we reported that White's debut solo album, Blunderbuss, had been named as the top-selling vinyl LP of 2012, selling just over 33,000 copies to oust The Beatles' Abbey Road from its perennial place atop the list.

Blunderbuss was ranked as No. 8 on Guitar World's list of the top 50 albums of 2012.

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