Travis Tritt's Debut Album Is Finally Being Re-Released - Saving

Called "Proud of the Country," it was originally released in 1987 via the label Copperhill Records. The album gave Travis Tritt the momentum to land a major label deal with Warner Bros. Records where he spent the next decade, but it went mostly out-of-print subsequently

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Travis Tritt - #FlashbackFriday 1997 “Ten Feet Tall And Bulletproof earns a double-platinum album from the RIAA, while The Restless Kind goes gold. Seems like yesterday! ~ T