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Black Keys Make Letterman Appearance
12/09/2011
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(hennemusic) The new Black Keys album, "El Camino," hit stores on Tuesday and the band stopped by David Letterman's program on Wednesday to perform "Gold On The Ceiling" from the new set.

El Camino is the band's seventh record, and the follow-up to 2010's "Brothers," which has sold almost a million copies to date, according to Nielsen SoundScan.

The Black Keys just announced the first leg of their 2012 North American tour, which kicks off March 2 in Cincinnati.

Check out video of the Letterman appearance here.

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