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Chanteur Country US
né Waylon Albright Jennings, le 19 mai 1979. Shooter Jennings est le fils de
Waylon Jennings et de
Jessi Colter.
The only
son of country legends
Waylon Jennings and
Jessi Colter, Shooter
Jennings literally spent his childhood on a tour bus. Born Waylon Albright
Jennings, Shooter was playing drums by the time he was five years old and had
already begun taking piano lessons, only to break them off and follow his own
path to an understanding of the instrument. He discovered guitar at 14 and rock
& roll (particularly Southern rock and the loose-limbed hard rock of Guns N'
Roses) at 16. Soon he moved from Nashville to L.A., where he assembled a rock
band called Stargunn. Stargunn earned a strong local reputation for its live
shows, and enjoyed a six- or seven-year run on the L.A. circuit before Jennings
rediscovered his outlaw country roots and dissolved the band.
After a short stay in New York, where Jennings assembled material for a country
project, he returned to L.A. and put together a second band — this time with
solid country roots — which he named the .357s. Jennings and the band holed up
in the studio, eventually emerging with a rambunctious country album called
Put the O Back in Country, which was released in 2005 on Universal South
Records. Following in his father's footsteps, but with his own feisty, scrappy
sense of country, Jennings placed himself in a fine position to both explore
that legacy and to carve out his own. A second album, Electric Rodeo (which
was actually recorded before Put the O Back in Country), appeared in
2006, followed by a live set, Live at Irving Plaza, later in the year.
Jennings' third solo effort, The Wolf was released in October 2007,
featuring a cover of Dire Straits' "Walk of Life" (whose composer, Mark Knopfler,
had been a longtime family friend).
http://www.shooterjennings.com/
Talents : Singer, Guitar
Style musical : Alternative Country, Contemporary Country, Southern Rock, Outlaw Country, Country Rock
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Années en activité :
| 1910 | 20 | 30 | 40 | 50 | 60 | 70 | 80 | 90 | 2000 |
DISCOGRAPHIE
EP
| 2006 | CD / DVD UNIVERSAL SOUTH 02745 (US) |
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Intro/Gone To Carolina/Outro / Intro/Gone To Carolina/Outro / Intro/Gone To Carolina/Outro / Gone To Carolina [DVD] |
Albums
| 03/2005 | CD UNIVERSAL SOUTH 000381602 (US) |
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PUT THE "O" BACK IN COUNTRY - Put The "O" Back In Country / 4th Of July / Lonesome Blues / Solid Country Gold / Busted In Baylor County / Sweet Savannah / Steady At The Wheel / Manifesto No.1 / The Letter / Southern Comfort / Daddy's Farm |
| 04/2006 | CD UNIVERSAL SOUTH 005499 (US) |
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ELECTRIC RODEO - Electric Rodeo / Gone To Carolina / Some Rowdy Women / The Song Is Still Slipping Away / Hair Of The Dog / Little White Lines / Alligator Chomp (The Ballad Of Martin Luther Frog Jr.) / Manifesto No.2 / Aviators / Bad Magick / (The) Living Proof |
| 10/2006 | CD UNIVERSAL SOUTH 0007538 (US) |
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LIVE AT IRVING PLAZA 4.18.06 - Intro by Little STECEN - Steven VAN ZANDT / Electric Rodeo / Gone To Carolina / Busted In Baylor County / Lonesome Blues / Manifesto, No. 2 / Manifesto, No. 1 / Steady At The Wheel / Southern Comfort / It Ain't Easy / Daddy's Farm |
| 10/2006 | CD UNIVERSAL SOUTH 000888702 (US) |
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THE WOLF - This Ol Wheel (with Doug KERSHAW) / Tangled Up Roses / Walk Of Life / Old Friend / Slow Train (with The OAK RIDGE BOYS) / Time Management 101 / Concrete Cowboys / Higher / Blood From A Stone / Last Time I Let You Down / She Lives In Color / The Wolf / A Matter Of Time |
| 03/2009 | CD UNIVERSAL SOUTH 001264402 (US) |
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BAD MAGICK - THE BEST OF SHOOTER JENNINGS AND THE 357'S - 4th Of July (with George JONES) / Gone To Carolina / Southern Comfort / The Wolf / Manifesto No. 1 / Walk Of Life / It Ain't Easy / This Ol Wheel / Busted In Baylor County / Slow Train (with the OAK RIDGE BOYS) / Bad Magick / Steady At The Wheel / Daddy's Farm [live] / Lonesome Blues [live] / Living Proof |
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