Artist	Song
Shooter Jennings & George Jones	4th of July
from Put the O Back In Country (2005)
Shooter Jennings	Gone to Carolina
from Electric Rodeo (2006)
Shooter Jennings	Walk of Life
from The Wolf (2007)
Shooter Jennings	Busted In Baylor County
from Put the O Back In Country (2005)
Shooter Jennings	Some Rowdy Women
from Electric Rodeo (2006)
Shooter Jennings	It Ain't Easy
from Electric Rodeo (2006)
Shooter Jennings	Southern Comfort
from Put the O Back In Country (2005)
Shooter Jennings	(The) Living Proof
from (The) Living Proof - Single (2006)
Shooter Jennings	Steady At the Wheel
from Put the O Back In Country (2005)
Shooter Jennings	Slow Train
from The Wolf (2007)
Shooter Jennings	I'm a Long Way from Home
from Walk the Line (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) (2005)
Shooter Jennings	Manifesto No. 1
from Live At Irving Plaza 4.18.06 (2006)
Shooter Jennings	This Ol' Wheel
from The Wolf (2007)
Shooter Jennings	Lonesome, On'Ry & Mean
from Sessions@AOL - EP (2005)
Shooter Jennings & Hierophant	Black Ribbons
from Black Ribbons (2010)

Comment:

Family friend Willie Nelson famously advised mothers not to let their babies grow up to be cowboys. But we're sure he would have given Jessi Colter a pass, especially when [i]her[/i] baby grew up to be Waylon Albright "Shooter" Jennings. Carrying on the "outlaw" country tradition started by his parents, Jennings isn't afraid to stomp a muddy boot into rock territory, as demonstrated by his honky-tonked-up version of Dire Straits' "Walk of Life." But it's closer to home that the spark roars into an inferno; paired with legendary country bad boy George Jones on "4th of July," Jennings raises a little hard-drivin' rebel hell. And on outlaw classics like Kris Kristofferson's "The Silver Tongued Devil & I" or the live cover of his daddy's "Lonesome, On'Ry & Mean," Shooter not only claims his inheritance, but also stakes out territory for another wave of country desperados who live by their own code.

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