The existence of the recordings was known by Jennings'wife, Jessi Colter and his son, Shooter Jennings, who were not comfortable with marketing Jennings' image after his death, feeling that they would "capitalize" on it.
The existence of the recordings was known by Jennings'wife. Jennings' wife was Jessi Colter. Jennings'wife was his son. Shooter Jennings was his son. His son were not comfortable with marketing Jennings' image after his death, feeling that they would "capitalize" on it. Shooter Jennings was his son.