Travis Tritt - Country Club

Travis Tritt proclaimed his influences early with "Put Some Drive in Your Country," which paid homage not only to Roy Acuff and George Jones but to Hank Williams, Jr. and Duane Allman as well. It was the lowest-charting single off Tritt's debut, but it sold him a ton of albums. Radio programmers preferred the ambitious "I'm Gonna Be Somebody" and the ballads "Help Me Hold On" and "Drift off to Dream." ~ Brian Mansfield, All Music Guide

Name Credits Bill Brunt Design Billy Joe Walker Guitar (Acoustic) Bobby Ogdin Piano, Keyboards Carlos Grier Digital Editing Carry Summers Engineer Chris Austin Banjo Chris Hammond Engineer, Mixing Curtis Young Vocals (Background) Dana McVicker Vocals (Background) Daniel Johnston Engineer Dave Sinko Engineer Dennis Locorriere Vocals (Background) Dennis Wilson Vocals (Background) Denny Purcell Mastering Edgar Meyer Bass Gary Paczosa Engineer Gregg Brown Producer Gregg Galbraith Guitar (Electric) Jack Holder Guitar (Electric) Jimmy Joe Ruggiere Harmonica Julian King Engineer Kent Wells Guitar (Electric) Larry Byrom Guitar (Acoustic) Laura LiPuma Art Direction Mark Nevers Engineer Mark O'Connor Fiddle Michael Rojas Piano Mike Brignardello Bass Mike Poole Engineer Patrick Kelly Engineer Paul Franklin Guitar (Steel), Lap Steel Guitar Peter Nash Photography, Cover Photo Reggie Young Guitar (Electric) Robert Charles Engineer Sam Bacco Percussion, Tympani [Timpani] Scott Gunter Engineer Scott Hendricks Mixing Steve Turner Percussion, Drums Terri Williams Vocals (Background) Terry Crisp Guitar (Steel) Travis Tritt Guitar, Vocals Wendell Cox Guitar (Electric)