For his debut solo album, 2005's Put the "O" Back in Country, Shooter Jennings enlisted the help of the man who watched him grow up: George Jones. The legendary country singer, a frequent visitor at the Jennings household during Shooter's childhood, lent his voice to the Stones-y single "Fourth of July." Now, Jennings is returning the favor in a way, honoring the Possum, who died in 2013, with an innovative new EP, Don't Wait Up (For George), released August 5th.
The project, which combines Jennings' country lineage with his affinity for electronic sounds (see 2010's revelatory Black Ribbons), features two Jennings......
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