Although The Raconteurs have already played pretty much every major music festival in the world, they still don't seem to be losing any steam. In fact, they actually seem to further solidify their status in the music world each and every time they grace a stage. The success of their second album, Consoler of the Lonely, has certainly helped them escape the side project shadow cast by The White Stripes, and has also propelled them to a position as one of top acts touring today. We've been fortunate enough to have caught them a couple of times this year – Toast saw them in Kansas City in April, while Cereal and I watched their set at the Austin City Limits Music Festival in September. They definitely know how to bring it live, and they've also cemented themselves as an amazing studio band. While I still have a soft spot in my heart for their debut album, Broken Boy Soldiers, Consoler features many gems. Countrified rocker "Old Enough" was definitely one of the standouts upon my first several listens. Now, with the help of photographer Autumn De Wilde, we get to experience said song in all its tree- and mirror-filled glory.

Who knew Jack White could rock a mandolin with such vigor?

Toast took a video of a live version of "Old Enough" from The Raconteurs show in Kansas City – watch it after the jump.

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-Eggs