Lafayette Blues is the second single by American alternative rock band The White Stripes. However, only "Sugar Never Tasted So Good" appeared on the band's eponymous debut album, The White Stripes, which came out the following year. 1,000 copies were released in October of 1998 (see 1998 in music) on white vinyl. In 2001 a second edition of 1000 black vinyl were released.

The lyrics of "Lafayette Blues" are a list of french names of streets in the band's hometown, Detroit, Michigan. Live performances of "Lafayette Blues" contain various arrangements of the names.

"Lafayette Blues"
"Sugar Never Tasted So Good" - 2:56

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Studio albums	The White Stripes · De Stijl · White Blood Cells · Elephant · Get Behind Me Satan · Icky Thump

EPs	Walking with a Ghost

Singles	"Let's Shake Hands" · "Lafayette Blues" · "The Big Three Killed My Baby" · "Hand Springs" · "Hello Operator" · "Lord, Send Me an Angel" · "Party of Special Things to Do" · "Hotel Yorba" · "Fell in Love with a Girl" · "Dead Leaves and the Dirty Ground" · "We're Going to Be Friends" · "Red Death at 6:14" · "Candy Cane Children" · "Seven Nation Army" · "I Just Don't Know What to Do with Myself" · "The Hardest Button to Button" · "There's No Home for You Here" · "Jolene (Live Under Blackpool Lights)" · "Blue Orchid" · "My Doorbell" · "The Denial Twist" · "Icky Thump" · "Rag and Bone" · "You Don't Know What Love Is (You Just Do as You're Told)" · "Conquest"

DVDs	Candy Coloured Blues (unofficial) · Under Blackpool Lights

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