Rhapsody MP3 Music Downloads: The Very Best Of Travis Tritt by Travis Tritt

The Very Best Of
Travis Tritt

Album Price:	$10.99
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Record Label: Rhino/Warner Bros.

Originally released: 05-FEB-2007

Play	Track	Price
	1. It's A Great Day To Be Alive (2006 Remastered Lp Version)
	2. Take It Easy (2006 Remastered Album Version)	$0.99
	3. Here's A Quarter [Call Someone Who Cares] (2006 Remastered Lp Version)	$1.29
	4. Anymore (2006 Remastered Album Version)	$1.29
	5. Country Club (2006 Remastered Album Version)	$1.29
	6. Help Me Hold On (2006 Remastered Album Version)	$1.29
	7. Where Corn Don't Grow (2006 Remastered Album Version)	$0.99
	8. Best Of Intentions (2006 Remastered Lp Version)
	9. I'm Gonna Be Somebody (2006 Remastered Album Version)	$1.29
	10. Can I Trust You With My Heart (2006 Remastered Album Version)	$1.29
	11. Foolish Pride (2006 Remastered Album Version)	$1.29
	12. Lord Have Mercy On The Working Man (2006 Remastered Album Version)	$0.99
	13. Nothing Short Of Dying (2006 Remastered Album Version)	$0.99
	14. More Than You'll Ever Know (2006 Remastered Album Version)	$0.99
	15. Sometimes She Forgets (2006 Remastered Single Version)	$1.29
	16. This One's Gonna Hurt You (For A Long, Long Time) (2006 Remastered Lp Version) Artist: Travis Tritt, Marty Stuart
	17. Tell Me I Was Dreaming (2006 Remastered Single Version)	$1.29
	18. Drift Off To Dream (2006 Remastered Edit Version)	$1.29
	19. The Whiskey Ain't Workin' (2006 Remastered Album Version)	$1.29
	20. T-R-O-U-B-L-E (2006 Remastered Album Version)	$1.29

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Reviews

Rhapsody

What makes this Travis Tritt comp different from all the others? Well, the songs have all been digitally re-mastered, and you can honestly tell that someone took the time to roll up their sleeves and give all those little zeros and ones a good scrub down. Seriously, just listen to the 1991 hit "Here's A Quarter [Call Someone Who Cares]" and consider this: the song not only came out when people still used pay phones, but when phone calls still cost a quarter! Yet here it sounds like it was recorded yesterday. Tritt also included awesome covers of songs by the Eagles, Steve Earle and Marty Stuart.