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The Very Best Of Travis Tritt,Travis Tritt

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Travis Tritt
Released 2007

Nothing Short Of Dying
03:51
9,896 plays

This One's Gonna Hurt You (For A Long, Long Time)
03:28
4,822 plays

Anymore
03:48
26,907 plays

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songs

- 1
- It's A Great Day To Be Alive
- 04:01
- 15,280 plays

- 2
- Take It Easy
- 03:34
- 23,638 plays

- 3
- Here's A Quarter (Call Someone Who Cares)
- 02:33
- 23,081 plays

- 4
- Anymore
- 03:48
- 26,907 plays

- 5
- Country Club
- 03:12
- 19,331 plays

- 6
- Help Me Hold On
- 04:01
- 18,964 plays

- 7
- Where Corn Don't Grow
- 03:33
- 18,932 plays

- 8
- Best Of Intentions
- 04:17
- 11,948 plays

- 9
- I'm Gonna Be Somebody
- 04:07
- 23,470 plays

- 10
- Can I Trust You With My Heart
- 03:33
- 14,695 plays

- 11
- Foolish Pride
- 04:22
- 14,850 plays

- 12
- Lord Have Mercy On The Working Man
- 04:56
- 12,218 plays

- 13
- Nothing Short Of Dying
- 03:51
- 9,896 plays

- 14
- More Than You'll Ever Know
- 03:30
- 13,011 plays

- 15
- Sometimes She Forgets
- 03:48
- 11,743 plays

- 16
- This One's Gonna Hurt You (For A Long, Long Time)
- 03:28
- 4,822 plays

- 17
- Tell Me I Was Dreaming
- 03:46
- 20,249 plays

- 18
- Drift Off To Dream
- 03:44
- 12,960 plays

- 19
- The Whiskey Ain't Workin'
- 02:41
- 14,740 plays

- 20
- T-R-O-U-B-L-E
- 03:01
- 24,751 plays

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album review

Warner Brothers teamed with Rhino for The Very Best of Travis Tritt, the most comprehensive single-disc compilation of the rough-edged country singer's greatest hits to date. The two labels had teamed up in 2002 for a fine pair of Tritt collections -- The Rockin' Side and The Lovin' Side, each of which includes 16 songs -- but it's nice to have an all-encompassing single-disc collection like this one, especially for casual fans who don't want to buy two separate CDs. The Very Best includes the primary highlights from Tritt's Warner Brothers catalog, which began with Country Club (1990) and concluded with No More Looking Over My Shoulder (1998). Furthermore, The Very Best includes a pair of songs from Down the Road I Go (2000), Tritt's debut album for Columbia: "It's a Great Day to Be Alive" and "Best of Intentions," which charted number two and one, respectively. Plus, there are a few non-album inclusions, namely "Take It Easy," from the Eagles tribute album Common Thread (1993); the "Single Version" of Steve Earle's "Sometimes She Forgets," from Greatest Hits: From the Beginning (1995); and "This One's Gonna Hurt You (For a Long, Long Time)," from Marty Stuart's This One's Gonna Hurt You (1992). The only minor complaint is that The Very Best isn't sequenced chronologically. But at least the sequencing is logical, for the most part alternating uptempo songs with ballads. In the end, it's difficult to envision a better-compiled Warner Brothers-era single-disc collection of Tritt's music than The Very Best. ~ Jason Birchmeier, All Music Guide