Jack White Would You Fight for My Love / Parallel [7" Vinyl] Vinyl Record

Jack White Would You Fight for My Love / Parallel [7" Vinyl] Vinyl Record

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Add a distinctive Jack White single to your collection with Jack White Would You Fight for My Love / Parallel [7" Vinyl] Vinyl Record. Featuring “Would You Fight for My Love?” backed with “Parallel,” this release is an excellent pickup for Jack White fans, Third Man Records collectors, and anyone who loves raw, inventive rock on vinyl.

“Would You Fight for My Love?” comes from Jack White's acclaimed Lazaretto era, showcasing his unmistakable combination of powerful guitar work, dramatic vocals, blues influence, and experimental rock energy. Paired with “Parallel,” this 7-inch gives collectors a focused physical release that goes beyond simply owning the full-length album.

Presented on classic 7-inch vinyl, this single captures the format's enduring appeal for rock fans and record collectors. It's compact, highly collectible, and perfect for spinning alongside releases from Jack White's solo catalog and his extensive work with The White Stripes, The Raconteurs, and The Dead Weather.

Whether you're a longtime Jack White fan, building a Third Man collection, collecting 7-inch rock singles, or searching for deeper releases connected to one of modern rock's most distinctive artists, this factory-sealed record belongs in your collection.

Why You Need It Now

Jack White's 7-inch singles and specialty vinyl releases have strong collector appeal, and individual pressings can become increasingly difficult to locate once available inventory disappears. With “Would You Fight for My Love?” and “Parallel” together on one collectible single, this is the kind of Jack White release worth securing while copies remain available.

Order your Jack White Would You Fight for My Love / Parallel [7" Vinyl] Vinyl Record today while it's available and add another essential Jack White 7-inch to your vinyl collection!

He latest single from Jack White's record-breaking Lazaretto album showcases the anthemic "Would You Fight for My Love?" a song that weaves in and out of movements and moods and crushes the listener with intensity. The b-side features a stunning cover of "Parallel" written by Dean Fertita (Queens of the Stone Age, the Dead Weather) and Brendan Benson (the Raconteurs) and originally released under Fertita's Hello=Fire moniker. In addition, the artwork of the single fits in with that of the previous five picture sleeves of Jack White singles, a continuing visual narrative progressing one record at a time.