Ohhhhhhhh my goodness Don. Had I known you had never reacted to this song, I would have certainly made a donation request for it. One of my favorite country tunes. I have actually requested this song from the live bands at the nightclubs I attend at least 3 times in the last couple weeks. This is a 10 for me. A really true country song. Great reaction. Thank You. Made my day and it’s just started !!!
Travis Tritt is one of the most underrated singers in Country Music. You need to react to his duets with Marty Stuart (an even more underrated artist), they are "The Whiskey Ain't Working " and "This One's Going Hurt You (For a Long Long Time).
That's a great one from 90s! Always loved it, great choice Don. Fun fact --- there's a "Class of 89" that featured the quickly rising stars of the day: Garth, Clint, Alan, and Travis. The only lady to make the class is Mary Chapin Carpenter ... and I'm going to throw in a request for her song "This Shirt"; I love songs that centre on a non-human, and MCC is a master writer of them. Also Don you'll be delighted to learn that in the video for this song Travis does indeed get the lady --- at the end she picks up the whole band in her stretch limo and they go off to a saloon, with Travis having his arm around the lady. Happy ending! Thanks Don for your great selection and a super reaction!!!
I absolutely love Travis Tritt's voice. Have all albums and there are so many ballads, up tempo country songs and blues and bluegrass etc. He is also an amazing guitarist and banjo player.
That was a great song by Travis, I remember when it came out big hit really launched him into country music, like you said really fun song what's the chance of impressing a woman in limo, at a country club to Hop in a beat up pickUp truck that would ruin her REP!! Hey Don, Travis, and Marty Stuart, had a country song I would like you to react to it's called" THIS ONE'S GONNA HURT FOR A LONG TIME" try it out. Thanks great reaction
Yes, Travis has always managed to put a smile on my face. What great songs he has done! He's not a bad banjo player either, and has the perfect voice for blue grass music. His duets with Marty Stuart were so good. Big fan, here. Great rating.
He's just an all around great guy from Georgia who loves his country, loves our brave servicemen and servicewomen, and loves his fans. My favorites from TT are Anymore, Help Me Hold On, Foolish Pride, Ten Feet Tall and Bulletproof, Tell Me I Was Dreaming, Country Club, Here's a Quarter (Call Someone Who Cares), I'm Gonna Be Somebody, T-R-O-U-B-L-E, Can I Trust You With My Heart, and Best of Intentions.
Makes mee think back to high school (before this song) when listening to country music and the country way of life wasn't cool like now and there was a small group of us who hung out together cos we had the same ideology. Then one day I took the chance on a girl way outside my league. Basically I told her who I was and what I was about. To make a long story short, the rodeo cowboy got the cheerleader
Had a few of those rich ladies in the day they always paid good, when I was 16, 4 of them tried to get me to move down to LA. everyone loves a cowboy..... be safe .... HAKAD
I'm a fan of Travis Tritt. He's a great country artist, who also has other influences, including Southern rock. Thanks for sharing this reaction video. Cheers! ✌️
I love Travis he was my rocking side back in my club days. ( Drift off to dream) was a special song to me. Never saw Travis , but I parted to his music.
Funny story is Allan Jackson turned down this song. As an 80s hard rock fan things were changing in the 90s and I seen the Travis Tritt video for Put Some Drive In Your Country and I was hooked on Tritt from that point on
Travis Tritt. 💓 Trouble was the first song I knew was him, but for setting a positive outlook I play, It's a great day to be alive. Thanks Don 👍💞 I was wondering if you've done John Michael Montgomery's "Sold". I didn't see it in my search, but that doesn't always mean you haven't done it.
Travis Tritt is one of those country stars who rarely fail to bring out hit songs.
A real Outlaw! Travis Tritt and Marty Stuart have a great song, The Whiskey Ain't Working Anymore.
Ohhhhhhhh my goodness Don. Had I known you had never reacted to this song, I would have certainly made a donation request for it. One of my favorite country tunes. I have actually requested this song from the live bands at the nightclubs I attend at least 3 times in the last couple weeks. This is a 10 for me. A really true country song. Great reaction. Thank You. Made my day and it’s just started !!!
Travis has an amazing voice. I never heard a song by him I did not like. He came along around the same time as Alan.
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@travistritt-jo4qo oh no this fake
Love me some Travis Tritt! One of my favorites is "Can I Trust You With My Heart". Thanks , Don.
Travis Tritt is one of the most underrated singers in Country Music. You need to react to his duets with Marty Stuart (an even more underrated artist), they are "The Whiskey Ain't Working "
and "This One's Going Hurt You (For a Long Long Time).
That's a great one from 90s! Always loved it, great choice Don. Fun fact --- there's a "Class of 89" that featured the quickly rising stars of the day: Garth, Clint, Alan, and Travis. The only lady to make the class is Mary Chapin Carpenter ... and I'm going to throw in a request for her song "This Shirt"; I love songs that centre on a non-human, and MCC is a master writer of them. Also Don you'll be delighted to learn that in the video for this song Travis does indeed get the lady --- at the end she picks up the whole band in her stretch limo and they go off to a saloon, with Travis having his arm around the lady. Happy ending! Thanks Don for your great selection and a super reaction!!!
I absolutely love Travis Tritt's voice. Have all albums and there are so many ballads, up tempo country songs and blues and bluegrass etc. He is also an amazing guitarist and banjo player.
That was a great song by Travis, I remember when it came out big hit really launched him into country music, like you said really fun song what's the chance of impressing a woman in limo, at a country club to Hop in a beat up pickUp truck that would ruin her REP!! Hey Don, Travis, and Marty Stuart, had a country song I would like you to react to it's called" THIS ONE'S GONNA HURT FOR A LONG TIME" try it out. Thanks great reaction
Takes me back clubbing and dancing back in the day. Fun memories.
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Yes, Travis has always managed to put a smile on my face. What great songs he has done! He's not a bad banjo player either, and has the perfect voice for blue grass music. His duets with Marty Stuart were so good. Big fan, here. Great rating.
A Travis Tritt classic, his first two albums, like so many of the time, were his best work…love his unique voice.
He's just an all around great guy from Georgia who loves his country, loves our brave servicemen and servicewomen, and loves his fans. My favorites from TT are Anymore, Help Me Hold On, Foolish Pride, Ten Feet Tall and Bulletproof, Tell Me I Was Dreaming, Country Club, Here's a Quarter (Call Someone Who Cares), I'm Gonna Be Somebody, T-R-O-U-B-L-E, Can I Trust You With My Heart, and Best of Intentions.
Love 'em all, plus - Where Corn Don't Grow - a little different.
@@joycemcfee1829 Yep, that's a good one also.
The class of 89 is country royalty
Makes mee think back to high school (before this song) when listening to country music and the country way of life wasn't cool like now and there was a small group of us who hung out together cos we had the same ideology. Then one day I took the chance on a girl way outside my league. Basically I told her who I was and what I was about. To make a long story short, the rodeo cowboy got the cheerleader
Had a few of those rich ladies in the day they always paid good, when I was 16, 4 of them tried to get me to move down to LA. everyone loves a cowboy..... be safe .... HAKAD
This is probably my favorite Tritt song. That or “Lord Have Mercy on the Workin’ Man”.
Love the song and the guy.
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I always enjoy Travis' songs. My favorite is T-R-O-U-B-L-E. Note, this isn't a cover of the Elvis song of the same name.
Definitely a 1990s classic.
I'm a fan of Travis Tritt. He's a great country artist, who also has other influences, including Southern rock. Thanks for sharing this reaction video. Cheers! ✌️
@Dwayne Wladyka Thank you Dwayne, and Cheers to you too!!
I love Travis he was my rocking side back in my club days. ( Drift off to dream) was a special song to me. Never saw Travis , but I parted to his music.
90s country was really the end of good mainstream country.
Love me this song! Thanks don.
Funny story is Allan Jackson turned down this song. As an 80s hard rock fan things were changing in the 90s and I seen the Travis Tritt video for Put Some Drive In Your Country and I was hooked on Tritt from that point on
Great one and again not heard it on radio 4 a while 👍😄🏆👌💯
Check out Wade Hayes, the day she left Tulsa
This was early in his career
I like this one. They play it on Music Choice which is my go-to tv channel for background time filling. Don't know much about Travis Tritt.
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First time I heard this, I was working security at a country club ( no joke ).
Travis Tritt. 💓
Trouble was the first song I knew was him, but for setting a positive outlook I play, It's a great day to be alive.
Thanks Don 👍💞
I was wondering if you've done John Michael Montgomery's "Sold". I didn't see it in my search, but that doesn't always mean you haven't done it.
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Since you said Yacht Club....you should check out Craig Morgan 's "Redneck Yacht Club"
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You should have gotten the video to illustrate the song.