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6/21/2026

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Shooter Jennings Announces

CBS Sunday Morning showed the Theodore Roosevelt Library under construction in North Dakota’s Badlands.
Reporter Conor Knighton reported male seahorses carrying eggs at Scripps’s Birch Aquarium in California.
Musician Shooter Jennings announced a second Waylon Jennings album “Diamonds” for 2026.
Dr. Mary Austin helped 14-year-old Dylan Mwaniki of Kansas City survive Stage 4 kidney cancer diagnosed in 2022.

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Shooter Jennings Vinyl

Shooter Jennings will issue his new album on vinyl on November 16, 2024, with a digital release on December 11, 2024.
The title track “Diamonds,” recorded at Sunset Sound in Hollywood, features Glen Campbell on guitar with the Waylors.
Jennings says the “outlaw” label is a Nashville-crafted marketing tool rather than an authentic artistic identity.
He has been approached about opening a Waylon Jennings-themed bar in Nashville, reflecting expanding commercial interest.

History

Historical Context

In July 1973 Waylon Jennings released Honky Ton k Heroes, the first outlaw-country album, after a 1972 contract renegotiation gave him full artistic control and let him record with his own band, the Waylors; it peaked at No. 14 on Billboard’s country chart. Decades later, his son Shooter Jennings will issue a vinyl tribute on 16 Nov 2024, echoing the original’s raw brand amid today’s analog revival.

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Shooter Jennings Announces

CBS Sunday Morning showed the Theodore Roosevelt Library under construction in North Dakota’s Badlands.
Reporter Conor Knighton reported male seahorses carrying eggs at Scripps’s Birch Aquarium in California.
Musician Shooter Jennings announced a second Waylon Jennings album “Diamonds” for 2026.
Dr. Mary Austin helped 14-year-old Dylan Mwaniki of Kansas City survive Stage 4 kidney cancer diagnosed in 2022.

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