The son of legendary parents Waylon Jennings and Jessi Colter, Shooter Jennings attempts to make his own mark with this, his debut record. Shooter aims to restore country music's purity. Waylon fought this battle his own way, back in the day. But the sun has sunk and the shadows have spread deeper across country music since then. And as cowboy poseurs roam this dim and dreary land, Shooter sets it ablaze with an affirmation that country music - real country music - is back. The passion on "Southern Comfort," scraped raw from the walls of some backwoods church...the guitars on "Daddy's Farm," stacked, harmonized and slathered in deep-fried soul..."4th of July," a crank-it-up summer celebration sweetened by a sprinkling of George Jones...the thread-shredding, back-road, hairpin spin of "Busted in Baylor County"...and, above all, "Put the 'O' Back In Country," which jabs a finger in the eye of everything that's wrong with America's music today.