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Bad Magick: The Best of Shooter Jennings

Label
Universal South
Release
2009
Artist
Shooter Jennings

This “Best Of” Compilation Features 13 Fan Favorites and Two New Tracks Never Before Released on CD

On Tuesday, March 24 Universal Records South will release Bad Magick: The Best of Shooter Jennings and the .357’s, an all encompassing listening experience of 13 fan favorites from Shooter Jennings’ last four albums, plus two tracks never before released on CD.

Bad Magick is an album for all Shooter fans, whether this is their first album or whether they’ve been with him from his beginnings.  Ten of the album’s tracks were written or co-written by the singer.  The collection offers a little bit of everything and represents what his music is all about

Born the son of a country outlaw, Waylon Jennings and Jessi Colter, Shooter gravitated towards the rock n’ roll music scene at an early age, but after his father’s death realized the legendary Jennings had never heard him sing a country song apart from one home recording session at a young age.  Shooter moved to Music City three years later with his band, the .357’s. Together, in just a few short years, they released four country albums with a signature rock flare that drew an immediate fan base of all ages.

Combining a blend of country, blues and rock ‘n’ roll, Shooter Jennings has developed his own unique style of music, not shadowing in his famous father’s footsteps.

“I sound like myself,” explains Shooter. “I guess that comes from finally doing what I want, even though I’m embracing my heritage, too.  That’s important in country music.”

In his five years as a country music artist, Shooter has had much success similar to those who have worked decades to achieve.  From performing in the small club scene to playing for thousands at festivals such as Bonnaroo and Stagecoach, he has also made the late night talk show rounds with performances on the Late Show with David Lettermen, The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, Late Night with Conan O’Brien, and Last Call with Carson Daly.

In conjunction with the release of the album, fans can catch Shooter’s collaboration with Jamey Johnson on CMT Crossroads which premieres March 23 at 10:00 p.m. ET/PT.  He will also be hitting the road in late spring for an extensive tour hitting many of the top markets across the U.S.

TRACK LISTING

  1. 4th Of July (Featuring George Jones singing “He Stopped Loving Her Today”)
  2. Gone To Carolina
  3. Southern Comfort
  4. The Wolf
  5. Manifesto No. 1
  6. Walk Of Life
  7. It Ain’t Easy
  8. This Ol Wheel (Featuring Doug “The Ragin’ Cajun” Kershaw)
  9. Busted In Baylor County
  10. Slow Train (Featuring The Oak Ridge Boys)
  11. Bad Magick
  12. Steady At The Wheel
  13. Daddy’s Farm (LIVE)

Previously unreleased on CD

  1. Lonesome Blues (LIVE) From AOL Music Sessions
  2. Living Proof (LIVE)

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