Album

Countach (For Giorgio)

Shooter Jennings

2016 · Electronic, Rock

Rare pressing on Gatefold

Countach (For Giorgio) by Shooter Jennings

Countach (For Giorgio) is a Country album by Shooter Jennings, originally released in 2016. On Gatefold: 3 pressings tracked.

About

Here’s a wildcard: Hard-talkin’, harder-rockin’, stiff-lipped country outlaw Shooter Jennings fashions a full-album tribute to disco wizard Giorgio Moroder, a.k.a. the guy responsible for the sound of <i>Flashdance</i> and <i>The NeverEnding Story</i>. Here’s a few more: It features Marilyn Manson singing David Bowie’s “Cat People,” a slinky, robotic interpolation of the Elvis standby “I’m Left, You’re Right, She’s Gone,” and the sound of Shooter’s dad, Waylon, being eclipsed by a UFO’s worth of synthesizers. The wildest wildcard of all? It works.

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Tracklist

Side A

  1. A1Loading
  2. A2Countach
  3. A3From Here To Eternity
  4. A4I’m Left You’re Right She’s Gone
  5. A5Born To Die

Side B

  1. B1Chase
  2. B2Love Kills
  3. B3The Neverending Story
  4. B4Cat People

Sound DNA

  • Country
  • Americana & Roots
  • polished
  • outlaw
  • swaggering

Credits

The people behind it.

Performers

  • Aubrey RichmondFIDDLE
  • Jamie DouglassDRUMS
  • Shooter JenningsVOCALS
  • Ted Russell KampACOUSTIC BASS, ELECTRIC BASS
  • Brandi CarlileFEATURING
  • Cliff WagnerFIDDLE
  • John SchrefflerLEAD GUITAR
  • Katy ColeVOCALS
  • Marilyn MansonFEATURING
  • Neal CasalLEAD GUITAR
  • Phil HanserothVOCALS
  • Richard Garriott de CayeuxFEATURING
  • Steve YoungFEATURING
  • Tim HanserothVOCALS

Rare pressing on Gatefold · 3 pressings tracked on Gatefold

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