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Top Shooter Jennings songs according to the fans:
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4th of July (feat. George Jones Singing 'He Stopped Loving Her Today') | Put the O Back in Country | 26 |
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Put the O Back in Country | Put the O Back in Country | 23 |
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Tangled Up Roses | The Wolf | 23 |
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Sweet Savannah | Put the O Back in Country | 20 |
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Steady at the Wheel | Put the O Back in Country | 20 |
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Gone To Carolina | Electric Rodeo | 18 |
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Southern Comfort | Put the O Back in Country | 18 |
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The Song Is Still Slipping Away | Electric Rodeo | 18 |
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She Lives in Color | The Wolf | 17 |
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Daddy's Farm | Put the O Back in Country | 17 |
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Lonesome Blues | Put the O Back in Country | 16 |
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Blood From a Stone | The Wolf | 16 |
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The Letter | Put the O Back in Country | 16 |
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Last Time I Let You Down | The Wolf | 15 |
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Gone to Carolina | Electric Rodeo | 15 |
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Solid Country Gold | Put the O Back in Country | 14 |
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This Ol' Wheel (feat. Doug Kershaw) | The Wolf | 14 |
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Walk of Life | The Wolf | 14 |
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Little White Lines | Electric Rodeo | 13 |
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Little White Lines | Electric Rodeo | 13 |
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Slow Train (feat. The Oak Ridge Boys) | The Wolf | 12 |
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Manifesto No. 1 | Put the O Back in Country | 11 |
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Old Friend | The Wolf | 10 |
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Mainifesto No. 2 | Electric Rodeo | 9 |
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Higher | The Wolf | 9 |
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Busted in Baylor County | Put the O Back in Country | 7 |
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Some Rowdy Women | Electric Rodeo | 6 |
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Some Rowdy Women | Electric Rodeo | 6 |
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Aviators | Electric Rodeo | 6 |
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Aviators | Electric Rodeo | 6 |
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The Wolf | The Wolf | 5 |
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Electric Rodeo | Electric Rodeo | 3 |
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Electric Rodeo | Electric Rodeo | 3 |
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It Ain't Easy | Electric Rodeo | 0 |
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Concrete Cowboys | The Wolf | 0 |
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A Matter of Time | The Wolf | 0 |
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The Song is Still Slipping Away | Electric Rodeo | 0 |
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Hair of the Dog | Electric Rodeo | 0 |
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Time Management 101 | The Wolf | 0 |
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Alligator Chomp (The Ballad of Martin Luther Frog Jr.) | Electric Rodeo | 0 |
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Manifesto No. 2 | Electric Rodeo | 0 |
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Bad Magick | Electric Rodeo | 0 |
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(The) Living Proof | Electric Rodeo | 0 |
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Hair of the Dog | Electric Rodeo | 0 |
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Alligator Chomp (The Ballad of Dr. Martin Luther Frog, Jr.) | Electric Rodeo | 0 |
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Bad Magick | Electric Rodeo | 0 |
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All of This Could Have Been Yours (Reprise) | Black Ribbons | 0 |
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When the Radio Goes Dead | Black Ribbons | 0 |
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Last Night Radio 11:57 PM | Black Ribbons | 0 |
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The Illuminated | Black Ribbons | 0 |
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California Via Tennessee | Black Ribbons | 0 |
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Summer of Rage | Black Ribbons | 0 |
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Last Night Radio 11:41 PM | Black Ribbons | 0 |
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Black Ribbons | Black Ribbons | 0 |
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Lights in the Sky | Black Ribbons | 0 |
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Fuck You (I'm Famous) | Black Ribbons | 0 |
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Last Night Radio 11:29 PM | Black Ribbons | 0 |
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All of This Could Have Been Yours | Black Ribbons | 0 |
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God Bless Alabama | Black Ribbons | 0 |
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Everyone Else Is Illusion | Black Ribbons | 0 |
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Last Night Radio 11:16 PM | Black Ribbons | 0 |
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The Breaking Point | Black Ribbons | 0 |
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Don't Feed the Animals | Black Ribbons | 0 |
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Triskaidekaphobia | Black Ribbons | 0 |
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Last Night Radio 11:01 PM | Black Ribbons | 0 |
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Wake Up! | Black Ribbons | 0 |
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Are these really the best songs?
Recent Rankers (
Fanstanding:
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Shooter Jennings (born Waylon Albright Jennings in 1979) is an American country music singer, the only child of Waylon Jennings and Jessi Colter. His middle name comes from his father's drummer, Richie Albright. His father nicknamed him "Shooter" after he urinated on a nurse shortly after birth (as the elder Jennings wrote in his 1996 autobiography). Shooter Jennings lived his first few years in a crib on his parents' tour bus. By age five, he was playing drums. (show more...)
