Jackson, Mississippi (Kid Rock song)

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“Jackson,Mississippi”
Song by Kid Rock
Album Kid Rock
Published Warner Chapel Music
Released 2004
Recorded Clarkston Chophouse Clarkston,MI
Genre Blues rock
Hard rock
Length 4:31
Label Atlantic
Writer RJ Ritchie, James Trombly
Composer Kid Rock And Twisted Brown Trucker
Producer Al Sutton

Jackson, Mississippi was the lone heavy rocker song from Kid Rock's self-titled release. The song dealt with a man and a decision after he wakes up with the woman he loves staring down on him after a heroin and alcohol binge, either he was to choose her or the drugs. He ends up choosing the drugs and leaves her. The song was his biggest rock hit since "American Bad Ass" peaking at number 14 on the Mainstream Rock charts.

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