Top Ten Songs by Travis Tritt
2. “Anymore” written by Travis Tritt and Jill Colucci in 1991 from the album It’s All About To Change.
3. “Outlaws Like Us” written by Travis Tritt, recorded in 1994, and guest vocal appearances by Hank Williams Jr and Waylon Jennings. From the album Ten Feet Tall and Bulletproof.
4. “Here’s A Quarter Call Someone Who Cares” written by Travis Tritt from the album It’s All About to Change.
5. “Country Ain’t Country” written by Casey Beathard, Teresa Boaz & Carson Chamberlain from the album Strong Enough.
6. “Lord Have Mercy On The Working Man” written by Kostas and recorded in 1990. From the album T-R-O-U-B-L-E.
7. “More Than You’ll Ever Know” written by Travis Tritt in 1996 and from the album The Restless Kind.
8. “Foolish Pride” written by Travis Tritt and recorded in 1994. From the album Ten Feet Tall and Bulletproof.
9. “Can I Trust You With My Heart” written by Stewart Harris and Travis Tritt. Recorded in 1992. From the album T-R-O-U-B-L-E. 10. “Dixieflyer” written by Susan Longacre, Jim Photogio, and Russell Smith. Recorded in 1990. From the
album Travis Tritt.
Born James Travis Tritt on February 9, 1963 in Marietta, Georgia, Tritt has harnessed the talent of mixing country with rock and roll and bluegrass. His father gave him his first guitar at the age of three. From that point on he fell in love with music as a child, teaching himself how to play guitar when he was eight and beginning to write songs when he was 14. He shared his voice with the world from church choirs to southern rock and country bands throughout his teenage years. After two divorces by the time he was 22, Tritt had sworn himself entirely to his musical career while working various jobs, including one at an air-conditioning company. The company’s vice-president was a guitarist who gave up hopes of a musical career and he urged Tritt to follow his dreams. Travis quit his job and began pursuing a career full-time, which got him his first single “Country Club” released in 1989 through Warner Brothers’ Nashville division and quickly made it to the top ten. With an unmistakable voice, Travis Tritt was on his way to the top quickly. Despite his success, the Nashville music industry was hesitant to embrace Tritt. His music owed too much to rock and roll, and his image didn’t coincide with that of the new male singers. inducted into the Grand Ole Opry in 1992. Through the years Travis has shown his love and dedication to the men serving and who had served our wonderful country. Tritt has created many music videos where the story line is of a war veteran.
He has been respected throughout all genres of music and has had the pleasure of singing with the legends�George Jones, Waylon Jennings, Johnny Cash, Ricky Skaggs, Ray Charles, and Patti LaBelle; just to name a few.
Today, Tritt is a husband of seven years to a wonderful woman named Teresa and also the proud father of three beautiful children.
Besides music, Travis has taken on many different interests including a series of radiothons to benefit St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital in Memphis, co-writing music, as well as acting on several television shows, as well as movies.
I believe that Travis Tritt is one of the most loved and respected musicians out there who takes so much pride and passion into every one of his songs and every one of his songs should be number one.
