Inazuma Rockin' Blues: Popular Songs by The Black Keys
Formed in 2001 by childhood friends, The Black Keys are a Grammy-winning rock duo with an impressive track record.
Their old-school, garage rock-based sound and musical style continue to captivate longtime rock fans.
They made their Japan debut in 2003 with their second album, released domestically under the title “Inazuma Rockin’ Blues,” and they remain highly active today.
This time, we’re introducing a ranking of The Black Keys’ most popular songs—highly recommended for anyone who loves classic rock.
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[Inazuma Rockin' Blues] The Black Keys’ Popular Songs (11–20)
Where There’s Smoke, There’s FireThe Black Keys15rank/position

The Black Keys, who have earned massive support for their unique sound that fuses blues and garage rock, have released a new song in March 2026.
Since forming in 2001, they’ve won numerous Grammy Awards, and this track opens their forthcoming album “Peaches!,” slated for release in May 2026.
It’s a jazzy, smoky number recorded live with everyone playing together in the same room, bottling that raw, live groove and heat.
With their signature earthiness and vintage feel, it’s sure to appeal to listeners who love classic roots music.
It’s also perfect for immersing yourself in sound in an intimate setting.
Be sure to check it out.
Wild ChildThe Black Keys16rank/position

The Gray Man, a big-budget action film produced by Netflix, features a number of classic songs throughout.
If you’ve already seen it, you’ll know that the track played over the end credits fit the film’s world perfectly.
The lyrics evoke the story, and the overall dry, gritty vibe of the song seemed to embody the movie’s content as well.
The song that plays during the ending is “Wild Child” by the rock band The Black Keys.
The Black Keys have many other tracks with a similar feel, so if you’re interested, be sure to check them out.
You Got To LoseThe Black Keys17rank/position

The Black Keys are a rock duo formed in Ohio, USA.
Since their formation in 2001, they’ve built a solid reputation—centered on garage and blues—earning Grammy Awards along the way.
Their track released in February 2026 is “You Got To Lose,” a lead single from the upcoming album “Peaches!” due out in May, and a cover of a song by George Thorogood & The Destroyers.
It’s a raw slice of blues rock where distorted guitars and a tenacious groove explode, as if channeling Dan Auerbach’s personal struggles.
When you’re tired of overly polished music, this wild, untamed sound is sure to resonate.
Be sure to check it out.


