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THIS ISN'T IT I CAN'T FIND IT ANYWHERE- Comment by Penelope Strunk L.Genre Alternative Rock Comment by Tired Gay Mess™ The Black Keys, 'Delta Kream' Track Listing The album will be available for preorder on April 15. The Black Keys will head even further in that stripped-down direction on Delta Kream, which comes out May 14. Never Gonna Give You Up song from the album Brothers is released on May 2010. Carney called the album "a homage to electric guitar" and said, “We took a simple approach and trimmed all the fat like we used to.” Listen to The Black Keys Never Gonna Give You Up MP3 song. Their latest album, Let's Rock, found the duo partially stripping back their sound after their two previous, slickly produced studio efforts. A series of increasingly successful and radio-friendly albums followed, including 2014's chart-topping Turn Blue.įollowing Turn Blue, the group went on a five-year hiatus, during which Auerbach and Carney worked on solo and extracurricular projects. 3 on the Billboard 200 and went double platinum. You can listen to the song by registering for the Black Keys' free fan site.Īfter banging out a series of fuzzed-out, lo-fi blues-rock albums in the mid-'00s, the Black Keys achieved a commercial breakthrough with 2010's Brothers, which reached No. The duo previewed Delta Kream with album opener and lead single "Crawling Kingsnake," their take on Hooker's version of the blues standard, which he recorded for producer Bernard Besman in 1949.