El Camino

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El Camino is a critically acclaimed 2011 rock album by The Black Keys, known for its gritty, hook-driven sound and commercial breakthrough success.

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El Camino canonical 7

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Predicate Object
instanceOf rock album
studio album
artist The Black Keys
award Grammy Award for Best Rock Album nomination
chartPerformance achieved strong international chart positions
debuted high on the Billboard 200
containsHitSong Gold on the Ceiling
Lonely Boy
countryOfOrigin United States
coverArtFeatures a silver Chrysler Town & Country van
criticalReception critically acclaimed
followedBy Turn Blue
genre alternative rock
blues rock
garage rock
rock
hasMusicalCharacteristic distorted guitar riffs
prominent drum grooves
retro rock production style
hasSingle Gold on the Ceiling
Little Black Submarines
Lonely Boy
influencedBy garage rock revival
language English
length approximately 37 minutes
notableFor commercial breakthrough success for The Black Keys
gritty hook-driven sound
numberOfTracks 11
partOf The Black Keys discography
linked to: The Black Keys
performer The Black Keys
precededBy Brothers
producer Dan Auerbach
Danger Mouse
Patrick Carney
recordingPeriod 2011
recordLabel Nonesuch Records
releaseDate 2011-12-06
trackListingIncludes Dead and Gone
Gold on the Ceiling
Hell of a Season
Little Black Submarines
Lonely Boy
Mind Eraser
Money Maker
Nova Baby
Run Right Back
Sister
Stop Stop

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Danger Mouse producedAlbum El Camino
The Black Keys notableWork El Camino
Turn Blue precededBy El Camino
Dan Auerbach notableWork El Camino
Gold on the Ceiling album El Camino