Jack White Enlists Bob Dylan On New Wanda Jackson Album

Jack White enlisted the help of Bob Dylan on his latest project.

The White Stripes frontman produced Wanda Jackson's new album 'The Party Ain't Over'.

The album includes collaborations with Jack White's wife Karen Elson, The Dead Weather's Jack Lawrence, The Raconteurs' Patrick Keeler, Ashley Monroe and Patti Smith's son Jackson Smith.

"I just happened to ask Bob Dylan what he thought, because I told him Wanda was coming to record with me," White told BBC 6 Music.

He added: "I asked if there were any songs of the top of his head, he sent a couple over and one of was Thunder on the Mountain."

Meanwhile, White Stripes frontman Jack White has hinted that the band could be on the verge of getting back together.

(by Holly Frith)

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