Travis Tritt

Travis Tritt Is An American Country Music Artist. His Discography Comprises 13 Studio Albums Counting A Christmas Album Six Compilation Albums And 43 Singles. Of His Studio Albums The Highest-Certified Is 1991's It's All About To Change At 3× Platinum Certification By The RIAA And Platinum Certification By The CRIA. His First Third And Fourth Albums— Country Club T-R-O-U-B-L-E And Ten Feet Tall And Bulletproof Respectively — Are All Certified Double Platinum In The US While 1996's The Restless Kind 2000's Down The Road I Go And His 1995 Greatest Hits From The Beginning Album Are All Certified Platinum. It's All About To Change Is Also His Highest-Peaking Album On Billboard Top Country Albums At #2. Of Tritt's 43 Singles All But Two Charted On Billboard Hot Country Songs. This Total Includes Five #1's On That Chart "Help Me Hold On" 1990 "Anymore" 1991 "Can I Trust You With My Heart" 1993 "Foolish Pride" 1994 And "Best Of Intentions" 2000 . "Best Of Intentions" Is Also His Highest Peak On The Billboard Hot 100 At #27 While Its Follow-Ups "It's A Great Day To Be Alive" And "Love Of A Woman" Both Of Which Went To #2 On The Country Chart Reached #33 And #39 On The Hot 100. He Has Also Charted Three Album Cuts That Entered The Lower Regions Of The Country Chart Based On Unsolicited Airplay. Tritt Has Also Been Featured As A Guest On Eight Singles Including Two Releases By His Friend Marty Stuart "This One's Gonna Hurt You For A Long Long Time " And "Honky Tonkin's What I Do Best" From 1992 And 1996. He Has Also Sung Guest Vocals On Singles For Patty Loveless Charlie Daniels Mark O'Connor And Comedian Bill Engvall. He Has Received Two Grammy Awards Both For Best Country Collaboration With Vocals In 1992 For "The Whiskey Ain't Workin'" A Duet With Marty Stuart And Again In 1998 For "Same Old Train" A Collaboration With Stuart And Nine Other Artists. He Has Received Four Awards From The Country Music Association And Has Been A Member Of The Grand Ole Opry Since 1992. read less