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Travis Tritt
As a teenager drawn to the Southern rock of Lynyrd Skynyrd and the Allman
Brothers, Travis found his niche in the outlaw movement. Preceded by two hits,
"Country Club" and "Help Me Hold On", the first album entered the Top 10 in
March 1990, selling over a million copies. A year later, the next album, It's
All About To Change, contained four No. 1 hits, including "Anymore", whose
video, filmed at a veterans' medical center in Murfreesboro, Tennessee, with the
participation of staff and patients, enjoyed a meteoric rise to fame, and should
earn it a big-screen adaptation.
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It's a Great Day to Be AliveTravis Tritt
Outlaws & OutsidersCory Marks, Travis Tritt, Mick Mars and Ivan Moody
Help Me Hold OnTravis Tritt
(Make My) Country RockCory Marks, Travis Tritt, Mick Mars and Godsmack
Like the Father Loves His SonTravis Tritt
I'm Gonna Be SomebodyTravis Tritt
It's a Great Day to Be AliveTravis Tritt
Down the Road I Go
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Outlaws & OutsidersCory Marks, Travis Tritt, Mick Mars and Ivan Moody
Outlaws & Outsiders
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Help Me Hold OnTravis Tritt
Country Club
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(Make My) Country RockCory Marks, Travis Tritt, Mick Mars and Godsmack
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Like the Father Loves His SonTravis Tritt
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I'm Gonna Be SomebodyTravis Tritt
Country Club
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