Travis Tritt

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    • Full name: James Travis Tritt
    • Born: February 9,1963
    • Origin: Marietta, Georgia
    • Years active: 1989-present
    • Label(s): Category 5 Records
    • Grammy Awards: 2
    • Studio Albums: 14

  • Grammy award winner Travis Tritt is an American Country Music singer-songwriter who has collaborated with countless musicians, including Johnny Cash, Hank Williams, Jr. and Ray Charles. Tritt has charted more than 30 singles since his debut release of "Country Club" in 1989.

  • Music Videos

    Tritt has over 30 music videos out, including a trilogy that includes three songs, "Anymore", "Tell Me I was Dreaming" and "If I Lost You". In these videos, Travis plays the part of a war veteran who comes home paralyzed and in a wheelchair. He is reluctant to continue his relationship with his girlfriend. He also worked with Billy Bob Thorton in the music video "Modern Day Bonnie and Clyde."

  • Discography

    • 1990: Country Club
    • 1991: It's All About to Change
    • 1992: T-R-O-U-B-L-E
    • 1994: Ten Feet Tall and Bulletproof
    • 1996: The Restless Kind
    • 1998: No More Looking Over My Shoulder
    • 2000: Down the Road I Go
    • 2002: Strong Enough
    • 2004: My Honky Tonk History
    • 2007: The Storm

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