AT 8 YEARS OLD,AND SPENDING SUMMER ON A SMALL FARM WITH MY MA AND POW PA, AND SEEING HOW THEY WORKED IN THE FIELD,AND SEEING POW PA GET STRUNG COLLECTING HONEY,AND MA, PUTTING IT IN JARS TO SAVE AND SELL,AND WATCHING HER CHURN CREAM TO MAKE BUTTER, SOME SHE SOLD NEIGHBORS FOR A QUARTER, CHILDREN SHOULD BE LUCKY ENOUGH TO SEE THESE THINGS AND LEARN HOW TO RAISE A GARDEN AND HARVEST IT,AND MILK A COW FOR MILK TO PUT ON THEIR CORN FLAKES.😂❤❤❤😂😂
Bigcountry believes in what used to be will be again and what we believe in will stay the same.were we come from can't be taken from us.And under God we all will bring back old ways of family ortented life.Bigcountry will work hard to help to keep it that way.I am not super man but I believe in the music man team.they are great.i love them for being great people. I have bought a lot of great memories for the people to remember those of there past and love ones. It's important to me and I know it is important to them.Bigcountry said so
I was station manager and part time DJ at a regional radio station in southern Missouri. We played real country music. When the owner sold us I'm not sure what they play now but I think is probably isn't the real thing. I don't miss the hard work but I sure do miss the music.
Underrated?...I always thought of him in the same league as Hank jr, The Possum, George Strait, Rand Travis, Alan Jackson, and all the other legends of country..
my husband got me into country music Travis was the 1st! Jerry was a farmboy and I a city girl and this was one song he would sing! Lost Jerry 2 years ago at age of 53 but thanks Travis for being a part of my memories with him xx 26 yrs of true love xxx
Was born and raised in the Appalachian mountains of East Tn. Could not WAIT to get out of these mountains. Joined the Navy, spent 20 + years running around the world. I finally realized I was home sick for those same mountains. When I got out of the Navy, I couldn’t get back into those mountains far enough. Live and learn.
I was raised in the Mountains of East Tennessee as well. I moved up north immediately after high school in 2007. By 2011 the city life got old and i moved back home to Tennessee and havnt left since.
I hope you had a great harvest!! This year was good for us!! Had some rain a lot in September /October for pumpkins and cornstalks, but it turned out to be pretty good!! GOD BLESS!!
Exactly. Kinda reminds me of a line from ‘Vikings’ when the lead character says he misses the farm and wishes he could go back there. After wanting nothing more than to conquer the world, after you’ve tried, all you want sometimes is to go back to when life were simple.
I SAW TRAVIS IN A LITTLE TOWN NEAR ME....JORDAN NY.....IF THERE IS A TRUCK PARKED DOWNTOWN IT BLOCKS GETTING A PHOTO....I AM SUCH A COUNTRY BOY AND RETIRED OLD BOY NOW....MY 5 KIDS HAVE ALL GONE FOR JOBS IN THE BIG CITIES.....THIS SONG HITS IT ON THE HEAD, BUT ALSO DON'T STAND IN THE WAY OF YOUR KIDS DREAMS....THEY HAVE ALL DONE GREAT.
A great country ballad song Travis Tritt has a strong beautiful voice that touches everyone's heart great guitar player great song writer. Travis Tritt is one of the greatest country singer in country music. Still rocking today 😎🤘🤘🎸🎸🎸🎸🌹🌹❤️❤️🏋️🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🎸🎸🌹
As a single mom moving to Nashville from Minnesota 24 yrs ago, I had a dream of being 'someone day' and listened to Travis Tritt CD, the whole drive! Love you, Travis ❤
My favorite Travis Tritt song of all time.This song has so much depth and meaning to me.I was born and raised in the country but now live in the city.Oh how I long for those days spent in the woods and rolling fields with the pond and creeks.When I retire,I'm going back to my roots and the quiet life for sure.
@@travistritt-jo4qo Hey Travis,I've been a fan of yours since I first heard the song "Help Me Hold On" back in late 1989 or very early 1990.I have always liked your personality,style,creativity and you are an amazingly talented musician as well.I am drawn to the outlaw brand of country music and you remind me alot of Waylon Jennings(another personal favorite).Your songs are very relatable and I have enjoyed them over the many years.I really liked the collaborations with Marty Stuart and John Mellencamp.Congratulations on the release of the upcoming "Proud Of Our Country" album.I hope that it does really well for you.Is that going to be released on CD?I hope so.I am still old school(CD player) when it comes to listening to music.I hope to see you out on the road sometime and may God watch over you and bless you always,Travis.
Being from Midwestern Illinois, this hits hard. All Im surrounded by is bean and corn fields. One stoplight kind of town. Travis came and played at our county fair a few years ago, everyone was singing along to this song.
I was a freshman at a small College in West Virginia named Concord located in The town of Athens Mr. Titty was on his "Here's a Quarter Tour" I was an injured Football player , had been depressed for about a month seeing my future as a football player fading away quickly due to injury but his concert gave me one good evening ofistening to his music and for around three hours or so , well all was right in my world as well as those who also attended the concert Thank You Travis Titty for stopping at a small school in West Virginia and brightening this now old man's dark days at college!
I love this song so much !!! It reminds me of my Dad.... cause I left home at 17 ....and I know it broke my Dads heart. :( Happy Father's Day to all Dad's.... mine is resting in heaven. God Bless.
I saw him at a small venue in MN a few years back...he played this song ..I was in the front of the stage..yelling . WHERE CORN DONT GROW!...he heard..looked at me and it is one of the best memories of my life..reminds me of my dad..and his corn fields..❤
Travis sounds perfect live ...puts on the best show you will ever see. 35 years of loving this man. Anyone that can write and perform music this good is a gift from God. I have no idea how many times and how many cities I have traveled to see him live....unmistakably the best concert I have ever been to. Definitely no autotune here...he sounds perfect live or recorded. Love you Travis
this song can be for city and country folks. when I was 7/8 I told my dad I hate the city I want to live in the country. when I turned 17 I joined the army and never lived in a city again. no regrets 50 -+ later. just follow your heart.
@@farmdog3713 I was born and raised on the farm. Married a country boy. We left that life when we were 40 years old. A great life to raise a family. It’s in your blood. Working 9-5 is much easier. City people have no clue what it’s like to work as farm life. No regrets. We were proud. But life lead us too another life. Love that country music❣️❣️❣️
This song has such a great message and learning curve,and the message from a father to his young son,the world is a big place and ,for a young man, everything looks great,but trying to survive,and the teaching of life's lessons and important it is listening to your parents about how hard Life is,and teaching what's right and what is wrong and don't try growing up too fast, because Life seems to be always in the fast lane!!!!!!
Travis Kickin It ! One thing about Travis’ music people Today don’t realize is , THIS IS MUSIC PEOPLE CAN DANCE TO!! There is almost NO so called Country music put out today people can COUNTRY Dance to ! A twang , fiddle or pedal steel DON’T make it Country! But then , producers today don’t care if it’s country, all they see are dollar signs! Thanks Travis !
James Travis Tritt (born February 9, 1963) is an American country music singer, songwriter, and actor. He signed to Warner Bros. Records in 1989, releasing seven studio albums and a greatest hits package for the label between then and 1999. In the 2000s, he released two albums on Columbia Records and one for the now defunct Category 5 Records. Seven of his albums (counting the Greatest Hits) are certified platinum or higher by the Recording Industry Association of America. James Travis Tritt was born on February 9, 1963 in Marietta, Georgia, to James and Gwen Tritt. He first took interest in singing after his church's Sunday school choir performed "Everything Is Beautiful."[3] He received his first guitar at age eight and taught himself how to play it; in the fourth grade, he performed "Annie's Song" and "King of the Road" for his class, and later got invited to play for other classrooms in his school.[4] At age fourteen, his parents bought him another guitar, and he learned more songs from his uncle, Sam Lockhart.[5] Later on, Tritt joined his church band, which occasionally performed at other churches nearby.[6] Tritt began writing music while he was attending Sprayberry High School; his first song composition, entitled "Spend a Little Time", was written about a girlfriend whom he had broken up with.[7] He performed this song for his friends, one of whom complimented him on his songwriting skills.[8] He also founded a bluegrass group with some of his friends, and won second place in a local tournament for playing "Mammas Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up to Be Cowboys".[9] During his teenage years, Tritt worked at a furniture store, and later as a supermarket clerk. He lived with his mother after she and his father divorced; they remarried each other when he was eighteen.[10] He worked at an air conditioning company while playing in clubs, but gave up the air conditioning job at the suggestion of one of his bandmates.[11] Tritt's father thought that Tritt would not find success as a musician, while his mother thought that he should perform Christian music instead of country.[1] Through the assistance of Warner Bros. Records executive Danny Davenport, Tritt began recording demos. The two worked together for the next several years, eventually putting together a demo album called Proud of the Country.[1][12] Davenport sent the demo to Warner Bros. representatives in Los Angeles, who in turn sent the demo to Warner Bros.' Nashville division, which signed Tritt in 1987.[13] Davenport also helped Tritt find a talent manager, Ken Kragen. At first, Kragen was "not interested in taking an entry-level act," but he decided to sign on as Tritt's manager after Kragen's wife convinced him.[14] Tritt's first acting role was in the 1993 made-for-television movie Rio Diablo.[68] In 1994, Tritt made a special appearance as a bull rider in the movie The Cowboy Way, which starred Woody Harrelson and Kiefer Sutherland. In 1995, he appeared in season 6 of the horror anthology series Tales from the Crypt in the episode called Doctor of Horror. He also starred in a guest role on Yes, Dear as a rehabilitating criminal.[69] The following year, Tritt appeared as himself in Sgt. Bilko, which starred Steve Martin, Dan Aykroyd and Phil Hartman;[70] Tritt's cover of "Only You (And You Alone)" appeared in the film's soundtrack.[71] He also made an appearance in the 1997 film Fire Down Below, starring Steven Seagal and Kris Kristofferson.[72] In 1998, In 1999 tritt appeared in outlaw justice with willie nelson, waylon Jennings, and kris Kristofferson .Tritt appeared in the film Blues Brothers 2000 as one of the Louisiana Gator Boys. Finally, In September 2010, filming began on a movie called Fishers of Men, a Christian film.[73] Regarding his songwriting style and single choices, Tritt said that he writes "strictly from personal experiences" and does not follow a particular formula.[79] He described "Here's a Quarter" as "one of the simplest three-chord waltzes I've ever written,"[80] and said that label executives were reluctant to release it because they thought that it was a novelty song.[81] Also, he was told that "I'm Gonna Be Somebody" would not be a hit because it did not contain any rhymes,[82] and fought the release of the song "Country Club" because he did not think that it fit his style.[83] He also said that, despite their low peaks, the more rock-influenced "Put Some Drive in Your Country" and "T-R-O-U-B-L-E" helped generate sales for their respective albums more so than the top ten hits from those albums.[84] Tritt married his high school sweetheart, Karen Ryon,[85] in September 1982, and moved into an apartment with her. They stayed together for two years, while Tritt worked at an air conditioning company and Karen at a Burger King, and divorced two years later.[86] After going to court, Tritt was ordered to pay alimony to Karen for six months.[87] When he was 21, he married a woman named Jodi Barnett,[88] who was 33 at the time.[89] He divorced her shortly after signing with Warner Bros. in 1989; the divorce finalized one month before "Country Club" was released. Tritt wrote the song "Here's a Quarter" the night he received his divorce papers.[90] He married Theresa Nelson on April 12, 1997.[48] They have two sons: Tristan James (born June 16, 1999) and Tarian Nathaniel (born November 20, 2003),[91] and one daughter, Tyler Reese (born February 18, 1998).[48] Political views and advocacy Tritt is a member of the Republican Party and supported George W. Bush for President in 2000. The two met in 1996 at the Republican National Convention in San Diego, California, where Tritt sang the national anthem.[92] Tritt told Insight on the News, that he is a strong supporter of Second Amendment rights and believes the answer to crime is not gun control but criminal control. "I'm a pro-gun guy. I'm an NRA National Rifle Association member, a life member as a matter of fact. I'm more for the belief of making the punishment tougher for the criminals to start with. I think that sends much more of an incentive for people to not commit crimes of any type than taking away guns. Because you take away guns, and the next thing you know, stabbing murders are going to increase." He adds that he is "definitely pro-death penalty."[93]
On July 4th, 2009, my oldest brother and I played and sang this song at my sisters, for Dad. Within 5 minutes of finishing, there was a double rainbow in the Eastern sky. 5 days later, Dad passed away of congestive heart failure, 50 days short of his 91st birthday. My brother had been wanting to do it for Dad for some time. This was the first chance we had to play together while Dad was there.
Met him one night in Lowell, Massachusetts at Tsongas arena back stage. I was in the Marines and he was incredibly nice. I’ve always liked his music. They say don’t meet your heroes but in This case it could be farther from the truth. GREAT GUY
There's country, there's rock, then there's Travis Tritt. He's a ROCKSTAR with his own genre. Watch him shred that guitar. You just don't see this anymore with new country. And what emotions he sings and performs with.
A storyteller with a voice you could never tire of listening too. Authenticity by the truck load and all from a man who clearly and genuinely loves what he does…. Definitely all about the show 100%
I'm an east coast boy who got moved on before he knew what he was leaving... the fields are the nets and the dusty field are the empty bays.... tell me I'm wrong. Been there so you will never convince me of the difference. Seen Travis live in medicine hat AB and it was probably the best show ever in my life.
This song is my dads fav I lost him at seventeen he was 49 and we come from a farm family 16 brothers one sister on my dads side 13 on my moms side so this song hit right on the mail cause I was only 17 when I lost my father share if you like
You don't know how many times I listen to this song and it reminds me when I was a boy getting ready to go in the Navy and how my dad didn't want me to go but he took me anyhow to the airport I always remember him turning around and I watched as he walked away wiping tears from his eyes
One of the best country singers that ever came along my husband still listens to him and his son Ben is also a great musician he is a chip off the block ❤
Man this is what you call Country Music! How do you know? Because you feel it in every piece of your body and it shakes your soul!!! Country is coming back because I won’t rest until I bring it back in honour of the greats, like Travis!
Kelan I would love to see you singing songs like Travis Tritt sings and stop letting your producer determining what you sing you would be a great country music singer if you would I love you man do like Travis did follow in your hero's steps
Travis Tritt is one of the top singers of all time❤so glad we still have this music and from our era. People nowdays don’t even know what music is. We do thanks to singers like you ❣️
In August of this year (2020), my last living brother/best friend/ father figure/confidant/ counselor/etc, passed away. He loved country music and “country gospel.” As a tribute, six of his friends agreed to provide non-traditional music for his funeral service. They concluded with this great song!! My mind went back in time as I could “see” him working in our family garden. He was/is my hero!!! He’s resting in peace now “where corn don’t grow!!!”
Yep another did watch this more than 12 times on full volume.... Made this old gits hair turn !!!!!!!!!Who the hell wants to live where corn don't grow ?????????? and even if they do they will learn some daywill they not ??????????? What a song what a performer !!!!!!! Hope more folk get to recognise this chap !!!!!!
Real man , A Real country artist.
No one out there the same!!
That kind of heart and Soul is not in the new acts.
Ñow thats real country!
Well now you have shaboozy and. Beyoncé and you WILL ACCEPT IT
Hello from Türkiye 🇹🇷 ( Turkey) I’m big fan of Travis Tritt for years . Hope to see him live someday
Waylon would approve for sure
Yes he would
@@elseMa5194and yall will approve of shaboozy and Beyoncé
As an old farmer this song really hits home !
I’m 67 and I figured out a long time ago. There ain’t nothing out there for me, where corn don’t grow.
You got that right
AT 8 YEARS OLD,AND SPENDING SUMMER ON A SMALL FARM WITH MY MA AND POW PA, AND SEEING HOW THEY WORKED IN THE FIELD,AND SEEING POW PA GET STRUNG COLLECTING HONEY,AND MA, PUTTING IT IN JARS TO SAVE AND SELL,AND WATCHING HER CHURN CREAM TO MAKE BUTTER, SOME SHE SOLD NEIGHBORS FOR A QUARTER, CHILDREN SHOULD BE LUCKY ENOUGH TO SEE THESE THINGS AND LEARN HOW TO RAISE A GARDEN AND HARVEST IT,AND MILK A COW FOR MILK TO PUT ON THEIR CORN FLAKES.😂❤❤❤😂😂
American Country Man...YEAH....
This is REAL COUNTRY!! I hate all the pop shit they pass off as country these days. THANK YOU MR. TRITT!!
Bigcountry believes in what used to be will be again and what we believe in will stay the same.were we come from can't be taken from us.And under God we all will bring back old ways of family ortented life.Bigcountry will work hard to help to keep it that way.I am not super man but I believe in the music man team.they are great.i love them for being great people. I have bought a lot of great memories for the people to remember those of there past and love ones. It's important to me and I know it is important to them.Bigcountry said so
I was station manager and part time DJ at a regional radio station in southern Missouri. We played real country music. When the owner sold us I'm not sure what they play now but I think is probably isn't the real thing. I don't miss the hard work but I sure do miss the music.
Thank you for your continuous love and support Shenanigans❤️🔥❤️🔥
For how long have you been a fan of min (Shenanigan King)
My dad wrote this song
The song literally blows me away
Travis Tritt may be the most underrated country singer ever. But close to the top in my book.
Literally nobody thinks he’s underrated.
And guitar picker. He is true pure talent. 🇺🇸
Underrated?...I always thought of him in the same league as Hank jr, The Possum, George Strait, Rand Travis, Alan Jackson, and all the other legends of country..
Gary Stewart is the most under rated
Travis triit
He lives, Waylon lives through Travis!
WRONG....
“You know this old world is full of singers, but just a few are chosen to tear your heart out when they sing...” Enter Travis Tritt!
I agree
Wonderful George Jones reference
I agree
Your life is full of dusty fields! That is an under statement !
Who's gonna fill their shoes ... yep
my husband got me into country music Travis was the 1st! Jerry was a farmboy and I a city girl and this was one song he would sing! Lost Jerry 2 years ago at age of 53 but thanks Travis for being a part of my memories with him xx 26 yrs of true love xxx
Sorry for your loss!💜💜
Only thing better than Travis Tritt is MORE TRAVIS TRITT.🤠🤠🤠🤠😲😲
I played in a country band for 16 years, I played Mandolin & Fiddle, We did this song a lot, Best 16 years of my life.
Was born and raised in the Appalachian mountains of East Tn. Could not WAIT to get out of these mountains. Joined the Navy, spent 20 + years running around the world. I finally realized I was home sick for those same mountains. When I got out of the Navy, I couldn’t get back into those mountains far enough. Live and learn.
Old memories are hard to shake. At times we think they were our worst days,then we move along and realize it’s what makes us into who we are.
I was raised in the Mountains of East Tennessee as well. I moved up north immediately after high school in 2007. By 2011 the city life got old and i moved back home to Tennessee and havnt left since.
This is Grandma from Texas. Just planted my corn last week. Thank you for this. Makes me cry every time. Travis Tritt is my favorite of all time. 🇺🇸
Love ya Granny
I hope you had a great harvest!! This year was good for us!! Had some rain a lot in September /October for pumpkins and cornstalks, but it turned out to be pretty good!! GOD BLESS!!
Dam that boy can play now that's country music.
the rest of the troubled world could learn alot if they would listen to travis tritt!!!
This is the story of every young person. We all think we have it all figured out. And then we grow up and realize that wisdom comes with time.
Im truly sorry 💔
Exactly. Kinda reminds me of a line from ‘Vikings’ when the lead character says he misses the farm and wishes he could go back there. After wanting nothing more than to conquer the world, after you’ve tried, all you want sometimes is to go back to when life were simple.
That right I thought I new it all... after mother when home with the God. I left and didn't look back....
Knowledge can be given but wisdom is earned ...in seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, months, years, decades and centuries.
Truer words never spoken!
I SAW TRAVIS IN A LITTLE TOWN NEAR ME....JORDAN NY.....IF THERE IS A TRUCK PARKED DOWNTOWN IT BLOCKS GETTING A PHOTO....I AM SUCH A COUNTRY BOY AND RETIRED OLD BOY NOW....MY 5 KIDS HAVE ALL GONE FOR JOBS IN THE BIG CITIES.....THIS SONG HITS IT ON THE HEAD, BUT ALSO DON'T STAND IN THE WAY OF YOUR KIDS DREAMS....THEY HAVE ALL DONE GREAT.
I love your voice sweetheart keep up the great job you are doing i love you sweetheart so very much handsome ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😂❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thanks Waylon for keeping Travis determined !!!!
Thank you for your continuous love and support Stee ❤❤
For how long have you been a fan of mine (Steelermule)
Same here, this is the kind of Country, that is supposed to be “Country”!! - Thank U Mr. Tritt !!!
A great country ballad song Travis Tritt has a strong beautiful voice that touches everyone's heart great guitar player great song writer. Travis Tritt is one of the greatest country singer in country music. Still rocking today 😎🤘🤘🎸🎸🎸🎸🌹🌹❤️❤️🏋️🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🎸🎸🌹
Did anyone else watch this 12 times in a row on max volume? Absolute perfection! Travis rules!
yep 12 times plus 4 just cant stop listenning to it to be honest not sure why ?? Yep good but something more ????
Yes, every time I come to this song. I'm a big time Travis's Fan.
Rick Gillard man he has the most under rated voice in music. Me and my wife have been listening to him for 30 years. Seen him 7 times in concert.
Awesome
Awesomeness Job my wife and I rocking to it
As a single mom moving to Nashville from Minnesota 24 yrs ago, I had a dream of being 'someone day' and listened to Travis Tritt CD, the whole drive!
Love you, Travis ❤
My favorite Travis Tritt song of all time.This song has so much depth and meaning to me.I was born and raised in the country but now live in the city.Oh how I long for those days spent in the woods and rolling fields with the pond and creeks.When I retire,I'm going back to my roots and the quiet life for sure.
DONT WAIT THAT LONG MY FRIEND DO IT NOW !!!
This is Waylon Jennings song
Thank you for your continuous love and support Thomas ❤❤
For how long have you been a fan of mine (Thomas waters)
@@travistritt-jo4qo Hey Travis,I've been a fan of yours since I first heard the song "Help Me Hold On" back in late 1989 or very early 1990.I have always liked your personality,style,creativity and you are an amazingly talented musician as well.I am drawn to the outlaw brand of country music and you remind me alot of Waylon Jennings(another personal favorite).Your songs are very relatable and I have enjoyed them over the many years.I really liked the collaborations with Marty Stuart and John Mellencamp.Congratulations on the release of the upcoming "Proud Of Our Country" album.I hope that it does really well for you.Is that going to be released on CD?I hope so.I am still old school(CD player) when it comes to listening to music.I hope to see you out on the road sometime and may God watch over you and bless you always,Travis.
His band aint no joke either im played music all my life and gotta tell you they are pros at work!
Being from Midwestern Illinois, this hits hard. All Im surrounded by is bean and corn fields. One stoplight kind of town. Travis came and played at our county fair a few years ago, everyone was singing along to this song.
Fabulous voice, love the hair and musicians and the music 🎶 thank you for your country man style of performing! Amen!
Travis Tritt is omg the best of all time!!
No Waylon is the King,but Travis is good ;)
@ Melissa I don't often come here to reply to commentaries. Thank you for your endless support and love, how long have you been my fans?
lol....Only respond to females...@@travistritt458
Just imagine today country comparing to rhis and travis 90 s country the best hands down .you got travis alan george the list goes on and on !!!
Country at its Best, Travis Tritt... Where the Corn Don't Grow !!!
I was a freshman at a small College in West Virginia named Concord located in The town of Athens Mr. Titty was on his "Here's a Quarter Tour" I was an injured Football player , had been depressed for about a month seeing my future as a football player fading away quickly due to injury but his concert gave me one good evening ofistening to his music and for around three hours or so , well all was right in my world as well as those who also attended the concert Thank You Travis Titty for stopping at a small school in West Virginia and brightening this now old man's dark days at college!
I love this song so much !!! It reminds me of my Dad.... cause I left home at 17 ....and I know it broke my Dads heart. :( Happy Father's Day to all Dad's.... mine is resting in heaven. God Bless.
Hello
Thanks for the support and comments, it's my out most pleasure having you here
I saw him at a small venue in MN a few years back...he played this song ..I was in the front of the stage..yelling . WHERE CORN DONT GROW!...he heard..looked at me and it is one of the best memories of my life..reminds me of my dad..and his corn fields..❤
Travis sounds perfect live ...puts on the best show you will ever see. 35 years of loving this man. Anyone that can write and perform music this good is a gift from God.
I have no idea how many times and how many cities I have traveled to see him live....unmistakably the best concert I have ever been to. Definitely no autotune here...he sounds perfect live or recorded.
Love you Travis
Best concert I’ve ever been to…..I love a lot of different genres of music but Travis Tritt is on another level
This was originally written and sung by Waylon Jennings
@@williamtroy1612Roger Murrah and Mark Alan Springer wrote it, Waylon sang it. Great song no matter who’s singing it.
Amen, brother... *sigh* What's going on with our country?...
this song can be for city and country folks. when I was 7/8 I told my dad I hate the city I want to live in the country. when I turned 17 I joined the army and never lived in a city again. no regrets 50 -+ later. just follow your heart.
Right on!!
@@farmdog3713 I was born and raised on the farm. Married a country boy. We left that life when we were 40 years old. A great life to raise a family. It’s in your blood. Working 9-5 is much easier. City people have no clue what it’s like to work as farm life. No regrets. We were proud. But life lead us too another life. Love that country music❣️❣️❣️
Agreed
Will born in 53, went to South East Asia in 73, came back the farm was gone
Travis hit this ball out of the park.
GOD GAVE US TRAVIS
And then shaboozy and Beyoncé
This song has such a great message and learning curve,and the message from a father to his young son,the world is a big place and ,for a young man, everything looks great,but trying to survive,and the teaching of life's lessons and important it is listening to your parents about how hard Life is,and teaching what's right and what is wrong and don't try growing up too fast, because Life seems to be always in the fast lane!!!!!!
Travis Kickin It ! One thing about Travis’ music people Today don’t realize is , THIS IS MUSIC PEOPLE CAN DANCE TO!! There is almost NO so called Country music put out today people can COUNTRY Dance to ! A twang , fiddle or pedal steel DON’T make it Country! But then , producers today don’t care if it’s country, all they see are dollar signs! Thanks Travis !
Still one of the bbest
James Travis Tritt (born February 9, 1963) is an American country music singer, songwriter, and actor. He signed to Warner Bros. Records in 1989, releasing seven studio albums and a greatest hits package for the label between then and 1999. In the 2000s, he released two albums on Columbia Records and one for the now defunct Category 5 Records. Seven of his albums (counting the Greatest Hits) are certified platinum or higher by the Recording Industry Association of America. James Travis Tritt was born on February 9, 1963 in Marietta, Georgia, to James and Gwen Tritt. He first took interest in singing after his church's Sunday school choir performed "Everything Is Beautiful."[3] He received his first guitar at age eight and taught himself how to play it; in the fourth grade, he performed "Annie's Song" and "King of the Road" for his class, and later got invited to play for other classrooms in his school.[4] At age fourteen, his parents bought him another guitar, and he learned more songs from his uncle, Sam Lockhart.[5] Later on, Tritt joined his church band, which occasionally performed at other churches nearby.[6]
Tritt began writing music while he was attending Sprayberry High School; his first song composition, entitled "Spend a Little Time", was written about a girlfriend whom he had broken up with.[7] He performed this song for his friends, one of whom complimented him on his songwriting skills.[8] He also founded a bluegrass group with some of his friends, and won second place in a local tournament for playing "Mammas Don't Let Your Babies Grow Up to Be Cowboys".[9]
During his teenage years, Tritt worked at a furniture store, and later as a supermarket clerk. He lived with his mother after she and his father divorced; they remarried each other when he was eighteen.[10] He worked at an air conditioning company while playing in clubs, but gave up the air conditioning job at the suggestion of one of his bandmates.[11] Tritt's father thought that Tritt would not find success as a musician, while his mother thought that he should perform Christian music instead of country.[1]
Through the assistance of Warner Bros. Records executive Danny Davenport, Tritt began recording demos. The two worked together for the next several years, eventually putting together a demo album called Proud of the Country.[1][12] Davenport sent the demo to Warner Bros. representatives in Los Angeles, who in turn sent the demo to Warner Bros.' Nashville division, which signed Tritt in 1987.[13] Davenport also helped Tritt find a talent manager, Ken Kragen. At first, Kragen was "not interested in taking an entry-level act," but he decided to sign on as Tritt's manager after Kragen's wife convinced him.[14] Tritt's first acting role was in the 1993 made-for-television movie Rio Diablo.[68] In 1994, Tritt made a special appearance as a bull rider in the movie The Cowboy Way, which starred Woody Harrelson and Kiefer Sutherland. In 1995, he appeared in season 6 of the horror anthology series Tales from the Crypt in the episode called Doctor of Horror. He also starred in a guest role on Yes, Dear as a rehabilitating criminal.[69] The following year, Tritt appeared as himself in Sgt. Bilko, which starred Steve Martin, Dan Aykroyd and Phil Hartman;[70] Tritt's cover of "Only You (And You Alone)" appeared in the film's soundtrack.[71] He also made an appearance in the 1997 film Fire Down Below, starring Steven Seagal and Kris Kristofferson.[72] In 1998, In 1999 tritt appeared in outlaw justice with willie nelson, waylon Jennings, and kris Kristofferson .Tritt appeared in the film Blues Brothers 2000 as one of the Louisiana Gator Boys. Finally, In September 2010, filming began on a movie called Fishers of Men, a Christian film.[73] Regarding his songwriting style and single choices, Tritt said that he writes "strictly from personal experiences" and does not follow a particular formula.[79] He described "Here's a Quarter" as "one of the simplest three-chord waltzes I've ever written,"[80] and said that label executives were reluctant to release it because they thought that it was a novelty song.[81] Also, he was told that "I'm Gonna Be Somebody" would not be a hit because it did not contain any rhymes,[82] and fought the release of the song "Country Club" because he did not think that it fit his style.[83] He also said that, despite their low peaks, the more rock-influenced "Put Some Drive in Your Country" and "T-R-O-U-B-L-E" helped generate sales for their respective albums more so than the top ten hits from those albums.[84] Tritt married his high school sweetheart, Karen Ryon,[85] in September 1982, and moved into an apartment with her. They stayed together for two years, while Tritt worked at an air conditioning company and Karen at a Burger King, and divorced two years later.[86] After going to court, Tritt was ordered to pay alimony to Karen for six months.[87] When he was 21, he married a woman named Jodi Barnett,[88] who was 33 at the time.[89] He divorced her shortly after signing with Warner Bros. in 1989; the divorce finalized one month before "Country Club" was released. Tritt wrote the song "Here's a Quarter" the night he received his divorce papers.[90]
He married Theresa Nelson on April 12, 1997.[48] They have two sons: Tristan James (born June 16, 1999) and Tarian Nathaniel (born November 20, 2003),[91] and one daughter, Tyler Reese (born February 18, 1998).[48]
Political views and advocacy
Tritt is a member of the Republican Party and supported George W. Bush for President in 2000. The two met in 1996 at the Republican National Convention in San Diego, California, where Tritt sang the national anthem.[92] Tritt told Insight on the News, that he is a strong supporter of Second Amendment rights and believes the answer to crime is not gun control but criminal control. "I'm a pro-gun guy. I'm an NRA National Rifle Association member, a life member as a matter of fact. I'm more for the belief of making the punishment tougher for the criminals to start with. I think that sends much more of an incentive for people to not commit crimes of any type than taking away guns. Because you take away guns, and the next thing you know, stabbing murders are going to increase." He adds that he is "definitely pro-death penalty."[93]
This song reminds me of my dad , but i do live where corn grows, right in the heartland of missouri, we luv u here travis
Standing crowd!! Travis never disappoints when he takes the stage!! I’m continually trying to find REAL COUNTRY MUSIC ! Well, here IT IS !!
On July 4th, 2009, my oldest brother and I played and sang this song at my sisters, for Dad. Within 5 minutes of finishing, there was a double rainbow in the Eastern sky.
5 days later, Dad passed away of congestive heart failure, 50 days short of his 91st birthday.
My brother had been wanting to do it for Dad for some time. This was the first chance we had to play together while Dad was there.
Thank you for your continuous love and support Charles ❤❤
For how long have you been a fan of mine (Charles Tucker)
Met him one night in Lowell, Massachusetts at Tsongas arena back stage. I was in the Marines and he was incredibly nice. I’ve always liked his music. They say don’t meet your heroes but in This case it could be farther from the truth. GREAT GUY
There's country, there's rock, then there's Travis Tritt. He's a ROCKSTAR with his own genre. Watch him shred that guitar. You just don't see this anymore with new country. And what emotions he sings and performs with.
HE OWNS THIS SONG THATS FOR SURE !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
When we were younger we thought we knew it all.
I joined the Marines , what an eye opener
No doubt the most underrated country artist of all time and I hate it cause he’s one of the greats
Reminds one of shaboozy and Beyoncé
One of countries greatest hands down
Saw him in Brookings, SD a couple nights ago. He is just amazing now as he was back in the early 90's.
Travis has the most raw and real voice in country music history... He feels and sings from his soul!
Amen Brother ❤️
My sisters song, dedicated to Tammy West, born November 12,1962- November,24 2022
My daddy passed 5 years ago today this song is to you daddy love and miss you you taught me the world
Hello Cindy..
A storyteller with a voice you could never tire of listening too. Authenticity by the truck load and all from a man who clearly and genuinely loves what he does…. Definitely all about the show 100%
I'm an east coast boy who got moved on before he knew what he was leaving... the fields are the nets and the dusty field are the empty bays.... tell me I'm wrong. Been there so you will never convince me of the difference. Seen Travis live in medicine hat AB and it was probably the best show ever in my life.
This song is my dads fav I lost him at seventeen he was 49 and we come from a farm family 16 brothers one sister on my dads side 13 on my moms side so this song hit right on the mail cause I was only 17 when I lost my father share if you like
Sorry for your lost.
But it's one of my favorites.
Dad lost farm back early 80s when things got bad.
Touches my inners every time I hear it
Joe, Toby and Luke are the best, singing a great song!
Born on a farm and have been so glad that I was..........gave me a work ethic that has lasted 77 years..........!
I've literally lived this song.
Love it Grew up listening to good ol 90's country
Have always loved Travis & his music❤ Saw him in 1992. One of the best concerts I've ever been to❤ Great tribute to Waylon.
Travis is the Man..Damn good songwriter..
♥️💯👍
The most heart full song for me and maybe Travis too
This is Live concert, all talent, Travis Tritt and his band are phenomenal.
He's the best singer out there.hes the man
You don't know how many times I listen to this song and it reminds me when I was a boy getting ready to go in the Navy and how my dad didn't want me to go but he took me anyhow to the airport I always remember him turning around and I watched as he walked away wiping tears from his eyes
best show
One of the best country singers that ever came along my husband still listens to him and his son Ben is also a great musician he is a chip off the block ❤
Travis is one of the best country singer around.
Powerful song....love his music...none better....
No one's better live that's still alive now. A serious Performer who always gives u your monies worth.
Yes this song brings back so many memories ...tears coming down like rain first time I ever heard it. Thankyou so much Travis Tritt. Beauitful song.
Great song. Hits home for me. Grew up on a farm, couldnt wait to get the hell outta there. Little did I know that was the best days of my life.
This reminds me when grow up . My Daddy works every day on farm ❤
Travis is a MASTER never heard anything bad from him
Man this is what you call Country Music! How do you know? Because you feel it in every piece of your body and it shakes your soul!!! Country is coming back because I won’t rest until I bring it back in honour of the greats, like Travis!
Kelan I would love to see you singing songs like Travis Tritt sings and stop letting your producer determining what you sing you would be a great country music singer if you would I love you man do like Travis did follow in your hero's steps
I'm a metalhead first then maybe hip hop seconds but do I love me some country. Like Travis tritt, Alan Jackson and George strait
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Travis Tritt is one of the top singers of all time❤so glad we still have this music and from our era. People nowdays don’t even know what music is. We do thanks to singers like you ❣️
Travis Tritt is the man!!! Can sing about taking a shit and it would be a hit!!
Lots of energy down to earth ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Yes this reminds me of when I left home 🏠.I think it was a long time before I seen him before he passed away. A lot of years past by.
In August of this year (2020), my last living brother/best friend/ father figure/confidant/ counselor/etc, passed away. He loved country music and “country gospel.” As a tribute, six of his friends agreed to provide non-traditional music for his funeral service. They concluded with this great song!! My mind went back in time as I could “see” him working in our family garden. He was/is my hero!!! He’s resting in peace now “where corn don’t grow!!!”
I'll say it again Trashville what is wrong with you 😭😭😭🎶🎶🎶 Johnny from Alabama 🎶🎶🎶
The strings, the voice.. man.
Hello Audrey how are you doing hope you’re having a great time with your family may God bless you and your family
In a little town eastern ky a young man use to visit that man's name was Travis......one of the best country ever has had
One of the very few old school artists I still love to listen to,great tunes from one of the very best.we have lost far too many of the great ones
Travis tritt
No one can come close to this guy, He is the best country singer ever, Keep up the good work buddy 👍🎸🍻
george strait?
No current music even close to this! Thank you Travis..
Too true Travis... there ain't shit where corn don't grow...
Sucha great song...true story... cry most times I hear it...miss my father gone already 42 years
Travis - the REAL deal!
Yep another did watch this more than 12 times on full volume.... Made this old gits hair turn !!!!!!!!!Who the hell wants to live where corn don't grow ?????????? and even if they do they will learn some daywill they not ??????????? What a song what a performer !!!!!!! Hope more folk get to recognise this chap !!!!!!