Jason Aldean’s ‘Try That In a Small Town’ Not Grammy Worthy, Says Shooter Jennings

Jason Aldean‘s track, “Try That In a Small Town,” may’ve been a success, objectively, nevertheless it positive is not worthy of any actual accolades, together with Grammys — and Shooter Jennings is not afraid to say it.

The singer-songwriter lived as much as his title Thursday after we bought him at LAX, ‘trigger the dude gave it to us straight after we requested if JA’s controversial monitor ought to be thought-about for a prestigious golden statuette subsequent 12 months.

With Grammy nomination bulletins simply across the nook — subsequent Friday, to be precise — Shooter advised us fairly clearly. ‘Try That’ should not be within the combine, in any respect.

Give it a look ahead to your self, ‘trigger it is fairly attention-grabbing — SJ’s rationale has nothing to do with the politics of the song, however extra so … on the substance, or lack thereof in songwriting.

BTW, Aldean will not be one of many 4 songwriters credited on the monitor.

Shooter — son of nation legend Waylon Jennings — says he does not discover Jason’s track to be all that compelling when it comes to lyrics and even music, and suggests it is a shallow message-anthem missing artistry … and positively is not deserving of recognition from the Recording Academy.

Even on the streaming entrance, he is doubtful, saying he suspects ‘Try That’ wasn’t as profitable because the charts seem to indicate.