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The Very Best of Travis Tritt


  • 1. It's a Great Day to Be Alive
    2. Take It Easy
    3. Here's a Quarter (Call Someone Who Cares)
    4. Anymore
    5. Country Club
    6. Help Me Hold On
    7. Where Corn Don't Grow
    8. Best of Intentions
    9. I'm Gonna Be Somebody
    10. Can I Trust You with My Heart
    11. Foolish Pride
    12. Lord Have Mercy on the Working Man
    13. Nothing Short of Dying
    14. More Than You'll Ever Know
    15. Sometimes She Forgets
    16. This One's Gonna Hurt You (For a Long, Long Time)
    17. Tell Me I Was Dreaming
    18. Drift Off to Dream
    19. Whiskey Ain't Workin', The
    20. T-R-O-U-B-L-E
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  • Additional Info
    Manufacturer Part Number (MPN): 74817

  • Credits
    ProducerTravis Tritt; Billy Joe Walker, Jr.; Don Was; Gregg Brown; Tony Brown; James Stroud; Richard Rodney Bennett; Travis Tritt
    EngineerAlan Schulman

    Audio Mixer: Chuck Ainlay.
    Audio Remasterers: Dan Hersch; Bill Inglot.
    Liner Note Author: Travis Tritt.
    Recording information: Chomsky Ranch, Los Angeles, CA; Emerald Sound; Front Stage Studio, Nashville, TN; Javelina, Nashville, TN; Mesa Recording, Nashville, TN; Ocean Way, Hollywood, CA; OmniSound, Nashville, TN; The Castle, Franklin, TN; The Sound Emporium, Nashville, TN.
    Photographers: Harrison McClary; Frank Ockenfels; Robert Grabowski; Bobby Martinez.
    Many of the "hat act" superstars of the New Hot Country explosion of the early 1990s embraced a harder edged honky-tonk image than their '80s predecessors, but few did so with the believability of Travis Tritt. While Garth Brooks sang of "friends in low places," he also covered Billy Joel. Tritt, on the other hand, dressed like a rock & roller, covered Steve Earle and the Eagles, and brought a taut southern-rock influence to his music. Like his platinum peers, however, Tritt also knew his way around a tear-jerking ballad.
    Rhino's THE VERY BEST OF TRAVIS TRITT captures both sides of Tritt's catalog--the honky tonk and the heartbreak. The collection is his sixth best-of compilation and one of the finest summations of his career available. All the early '90s hits are here, such as "Help Me Hold On," "Here's a Quarter (Call Someone Who Cares)," and "Foolish Pride," but the disc also includes latter-day smashes such as "Best of Intentions" and "It's a Great Day to Be Alive." Also found here is Marty Stuart's "This One's Gonna Hurt You (For a Long, Long Time)," previously unavailable on any Tritt recording.

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