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On his second studio outing, Shooter Jennings offers up another assured set of no-frills country-rock, staying true to the spirit of his legendary father, Waylon Jennings, even when heading into more amped-up territory. Although the fierce opening title track and the soulful "Gone to Carolina" make it seem like ELECTRIC RODEO is firmly entrenched in Lynyrd Skynyrd turf, Jennings reveals his knack for classic country on the wistful, world-weary tunes "Some Rowdy Women" and "The Song Is Still Slipping Away." While PUT THE O BACK IN COUNTRY featured a guest appearance by George Jones, this record finds bayou bard Tony Joe White joining Jennings on the swampy number "Alligator Chomp," rounding out a charming album that's sure to further Jennings's growing reputation.
Recording information: Los Angeles, CA (01/13/2005-10/15/2005); Nashville, TN (01/13/2005-10/15/2005).
Photographer: James Minchin.
Personnel: Shooter Jennings (vocals, guitar); Bonnie Bramlett (vocals, background vocals); Robby Turner (pedal steel guitar); Leroy Powell, Ted Russell Kamp, Bryan Keeling.
Audio Mixer: Mark Rains.
Shooter Jennings Electric Rodeo Songs Electric Rodeo Music Review Average Rating: (4.3 out of 5 stars)   2nd times the charm
Very impressed. I like how it's more rock driven than his last CD. Each song has it's own style and personality. A lyrical and vocal style that is unmatched in todays music. He really shows off his sense of humor in some of the songs. Production quality is great. I still haven't taken the CD out of my player. "Aviators" and "Electric Rodeo" are my favorite tracks off the album. Can't wait to see him live this summer.
Submitted by og_wrangler (LA, CA)
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 GREAT CD
this is an awesome CD, definitely there are some songs in there that are full of energy and make you wanna go try something new, go crazy!!!!! It ain't easy is so good, brings memories back. Great song writing, everything is good, listen and enjoy
Submitted by ttlittlep_antij (Flagstaff, AZ)
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Love it!
Listening to this album really brings back the feeling of true Country/Rock. Have you ever heard an album that you would love to play in your car while driving cross-country with the top down, rocking out and singing to every track? This is that album. This album has a lot of catchy melodies. It's easy to get caught up in some really fantastic bass lines and piano solos. It is great to hear really great story telling through music again. Electric Rodeo has to be one of the best albums of this genre I have heard in a while.
Submitted by sunsetsoldier25 (LA, CA)
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