Who Ordered the Pie? - Music history, cocktails, and the stories in between.
Who Ordered the Pie? is a podcast that slices into the hidden stories behind the songs you know, and the artists who made them unforgettable. Each episode serves up music history with a twist: cocktail recipes inspired by the tales themselves, complete with their own colorful backstories.
It’s part deep-dive storytelling, part barstool banter, and always mixed to perfection. If you love the nostalgia of a great record and the kick of a well-made drink, pull up a chair, this is your show.
Who Ordered the Pie? - Music history, cocktails, and the stories in between.
Episode 7: Seven Notes, Seven Nations: How a Bedroom Riff Conquered the World
A simple seven-note riff.
A childhood mispronunciation.
And somehow… a stadium chant that circled the globe.
In this episode, we uncover how The White Stripes’ “Seven Nation Army” broke free from Detroit garage rock and became the soundtrack of sports crowds everywhere; from Belgian soccer bars to the World Cup and beyond. Jack White thought the riff was too simple for a single. The world had other plans.
We’ll follow the chant across continents, hear the moment Jack realized it no longer belonged to him, and count down the top five stadium anthems that get crowds shaking the rafters.
Then we’ll cool down at the bar with a drink inspired by the band’s bold red and white aesthetic.
Today’s cocktail is the Red Stripe Rum Punch
- 2 oz dark rum - I recommend Planteray "Original Dark"
- 1 oz fresh lime juice
- 1 oz grenadine - I prefer Fever-Tree “True Grenadine”
- Top off the glass with Red Stripe lager
Build in a tall Collins glass with ice
Stir gently and garnish with a lime wheel
Bold. Simple. Unforgettable... Just like the riff.
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