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" Marty Stuart has been making country music for more than 40 years, racking up five Grammys in the process. His forthcoming release, Saturday Night &amp;amp;amp; Sunday Morning, out September 30, is a double album, with one half capturing the wild abandon of a night on the town while the other is more contemplative and gospel\u2013influenced. This song, &amp;quot;Jailhouse,&amp;quot; is from the former, a country rock foot-stomper to send you riding off into this week&amp;#039;s sunset and the fun of the weekend.      Stuart had this to say about the track: &amp;quot;&amp;#039;Jailhouse&amp;#039; is a portrait of heartbreak and rejection set to a danceable beat. It is country music noir lovingly recorded in shadowy tones of black and white. The song is filled with angst and twang. Man loves woman, woman agrees to marry man. Ten minutes after she says I do \u2014 she don&amp;#039;t. A single teardrop brings on the rain. The rain then becomes an ice storm of biblical proportions. When the storm finally subsides, everything around the man and woman is frozen. Icicles transform the couple&amp;#039;s newly built modern home into a medieval gothic prison. There the man is sentenced to life for the crime of loving the girl of his dreams who doesn&amp;#039;t love him anymore. Or did she ever? Can anyone relate?&amp;quot; "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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