Shooter Jennings
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Shooter Jennings Biography
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. ~ Steve Leggett, All Music Guide
Written by Steve Leggett