Vocal Coach reacts to Travis Tritt - Anymore (Live)
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Travis Tritt is criminally underrated as a songwriter and ballad singer. He's always been a favorite of mine. I forgot to add a FANTASTIC singer is Conway Twitty you could check out.
He's got a TON of writing credits on other people's songs too, kinda like Stapleton, he writes way more songs than he releases himself. Also it's kind of a "country tradition" that friendly artists will say "hey I wrote this song for you" or even just plain like it better when somebody else does it.
I think Travis Tritt done a nice job singing and playing My little Georgia rose.
Ladies and gentlemen, Mr. Conway Twitty!
Exactly!!!! Well said!
Yes yes yes!!!
Travis is one of country music’s greatest balladeers. He is criminally underrated
One of the best, saddest, truest, most beautiful songs ever written and recorded
The official music video of 'Anymore' is so very powerful. It is part of a trilogy of related songs, telling the story over three songs of a Veteran who reconnects with his wife after suffering a horrible injury, losing his wife, and almost losing his daughter. The songs is 'Anymore', 'Tell Me I Was Dreaming', and "If I Lost You'.
Travis acts in all three songs and it is his character's views that are being sung about. 'Anymore' was so hauntingly beautiful when I first heard it. You quickly become invested in the events of the videos.
The message of the song just hits you emotionally in the videos when you see the story being told.
I highly recommend watching them.
"I would love an MRI scan of his head." I love you 😁
Travis Tritt is a genuinely good man and he has a great relationship with fans.
Go down the rabbit hole of Travis tritt you'll be more than impressed with his singing and performance too
Travis is a gangster….he will steal your heart, nobody sounds like Travis and he’ll rock your soul.
He just sounds like a Georgia boy with a good voice singing a song with spirit. I suspect that there's more native talent than artifice involved in that lovely sound.
your absolutly right ...Beth is way over trying to say how he sings .... this natural thats why no one sounds like travis, he doesn't go to a teacher to learn how to sing..... he can teach the teachers
Also, Aaron Tippin was a pretty big country singer that really leaned into the nasal pronunciation, so he'd be fun to check out from a pure technique point of view.
Yea he did lol
In my opinion, Travis is not nasally at all. Rather, it seems that he is sort of “covering” his sound and it adds a Pearl Jam type vibe. He doesn’t sing this song that way on the original recording, so I can only suppose that he was influenced by someone else’s style.
Its the Scots/Irish in us Southern folk that make us such good singers.
Could be
South Americans?
@@elpacho....9254 Yes, South Americans here in the Southern part of the continental U.S.
@@katanatac that would be United States citizens, as American refers to people from the continent, no different than any other continent, not just people from the United States.
@@katanatac but in North America?
This is really cool as Tritt definitely has some of the most twangy vowels in country.
Travis is to country singing what Ward Burton is to track-side interviews. Gotta’ love ‘em both!
Well if you wanted some iconic, salt-of-the-earth real country music, you did good by choosing Travis Tritt. He's an amazingly talented musician in many respects. You should hear him tear up some bluegrass banjo!
Would you please name some tunes? I'd love to hear some.
He got onstage with the Rossington Collins band and did "Don't Misunderstand Me" as a duet with Dale. WOW! Both were belting it out as hard as they could.
Saw him sing this live. He's FABULOUS
One of my all-time favorite songs, I can listen to it over and over
You can not copy American country you have to live it to sing it, the fake country is what you hear now days. Travis Tritt has always been underrated and he his one of the best.
Beth you should watch his official video of this he shows some more vocal talent! But be advised the video is emotional, you've been warned!
Lots of amazing country singers . Have you ever reacted George Jones? He was definitely a country music legend. Songs like (Choices, Who's Gonna Fill Their Shoes, and He Stopped Loving Her Today) .
Grand Tour!
Travis Tritt is one of my all-time favorites. I'm not a technical singer or anything other than a car singer anymore, but I really do enjoy listening to you give technical explanations of some of my favorites.
It's really touchy!! Good to see this content, I always found him sing in his own way, he seems to master his sound! Thank you Beth!
For an underrated country gem...Steve Earle - "My Old Friend the Blues."
If you want to hear someone make their owns rules and have a very distinct singing style in country music, check out Merle Haggard. Maybe "sing me back home" or Okie from Muskogee".
She should do Willie and Merles: "Pancho and Lefty"
So glad you did this one. One of my favorite songs and its performance of all time. I've sang my whole life and always respected the hell out of this man and his abilities. Much respect!
As an American, I love the way you expand your musical horizons without prejudice. Travis Tritt is one of those you love or hate but still respected on either side of the coin. Well done Beth!
American from which country?
@@elpacho....9254 Considering America isn't a continent, we both know exactly what he means. Look up Travis Tritt and it will say he's American, not a United States of American lmfao
@@joshpauley289 the right term is United States citizen. You can’t be a citizen of a continent.lol
@@joshpauley289 the American continent was named after Italian cartographer Amerigo Vespucci in 1507.
The United States is a constitutional federal republic that became a nation after the signing of the Declaration of Independence.
@@joshpauley289 gosh , Josh, don’t you know anything about history , or geography?
Awesome. Travis Tritt is so cool.
Great video! Love Travis Tritt. Such a great guitar player, too!
Alan Jackson is one of my favorite Country singers. He kept most of his songs in traditional country music and had an amazing voice.
Seen him 4 times, and it was worth every penny every time! The Man can sing live- and his back-up band is top notch!
She needs to do “remember when” by him, such a beautiful song.
Help Me Hold On is one of my favorite Travis Tritt songs
Its interesting how in the comments, many people are recommending many great country music singers to react to. Yet, nobody has recommended the king himself George Strait. George has more number one hits than any other artist in history in any genre. He has at least 13 top male vocalist awards. He is not a belter, he is more of a story teller. Check out Carrying Your Love With Me or I Cross My Heart.
100%... For George's style not many can match the sheer volume of quality that he has put out.
George is perfect. He don't need a reaction. 😁
Our beautiful red haired Scottish mermaid!
I’m 52 and I’ve attended about 600 live concerts (excluding symphonies and operas]…fairly evenly divided between Pop, Rock and Country…Elvis was one of the first…I attended this concert - Travis is always fantastic live or acoustic. He’s absolutely one of the greats in terms of “Country”. “Anymore” will always be a favorite…especially after seeing him do this performance.
I always feel a little bit smarter after watching these videos! I enjoy learning about how singing works.
I’ve seen him in concert a number of times back in the day. He’s better live than a lot of performers! One of my all time favorite singers. ❤️❤️
Travis is a one man band here. This is my favorite song by him. When he sings this and slays that guitar, it is Phenomenal!!!!
You’re right! He is the country Eddie Vedder! Can’t believe I never made the connection until you called it.
No wonder I love them both.
I love starting my day with you🤗
Very nice to see you enjoy country music. He is one of the best from the 80s 90s
I should be sleeping (west coast USA) but I can’t resist Travis Tritt
He did a show a few days ago about 7 miles from my house in Texarkana, Texas.. amazing voice amazing guitarist and the most humble southern gentleman..
Excellent teaching
One more time - a great Video. A lot to learn. Greetings from Koblenz/ Germany - Joachim Griebe
Freckles, is an imperfection that makes people look better.
Travis rocks!
❤Travis tritt is one of my favorite country singers around so underrated and not given enough credit
A great southern voice in deed
#4 all time Grammy winner (24) , Allison Krauss.....truly unique, outstanding..... yes country is far bigger than snobs want to admit
Beatiful
I enjoyed your reaction .thanks
I sing this song all the time and I never thought about my tongue placement until watching your video. that's so cool. I'll never not think about it now haha.
I actually explored contemporary country music because of this very song and very live performance back when this was on TV (MTV?). A gamer-changer in my own interest in music overall.
Yes, very technical, but not critical. One of the reasons I like your reviews and reactions is just that (other than the fact that you are just so easy to look at). I have been singing on stage since I was 6 years old, a total of 72 years onstage, and I still pick up tips and techniques from you. Thank you.
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America is the continent, the United States is the country.
Una voz tan agradable y tan marcada ok 👏👏🍀🍀
Lol 😂 I'm from the state of Georgia one of the most southern states here in the USA and , it's funny listening to you say most ppl don't pronounce their "R's" the same way Travis is ... I've only heard it pronounced like you on TV ... When I was young I thought we all talked like this 🤣 🤷🏼♀️
Love travis tritt I live like 30 minutes from where he grew up here in Georgia
Listen to creed arms wide open you will hear this all the way through
Travis pulls off what few people can - one microphone, one guitar, one voice, one spotlight and one chair. Just him - alone on the stage. He owns his songs because what he sings is from his heart. That's where his voice emanates from. Technicality be hanged. If you feel a song, what comes out is emotion and honesty. You can't teach that which Travis has. It isn't learned.
He's the best
If you want to hear a natural deep voice in both speaking and singing you need to listen to trace Adkins.
Travis is from the same town as I am, seen him out and about many times, i call it a town theirs a million people in our small county but what ever.
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A famous line from the blue brothers " ' We have both kinds of music here: country and western' ".
This is actually western while country' is not southern so listen maybe Great Big Sea or Woody Guthrie.
That line from the Blues Brothers actually used to be very true-"country" and "western" were very different. Country was based largely on traditional British/Irish folk music (so songs like "Long Black Veil" and other laments) come from that, while Western came from things like Texas Swing, which had a lot of jazz, Tejano, and Big Band influences. If you listen to Patsy Cline doing "Crazy" (written by Willie Nelson) there's nothing in the chord progression that would have felt out of place in a club that featured cool jazz.
@@almostfm thanks you are correct. I was reacting being English and not hearing western.
Strangely I live the major city in North American that does not have a C&W station.
@@almostfm country music was invented by slaves. the banjo is literally an african instrument. i hate when people say white people made country music, and i'm white. learn your history.
might I suggest Travis Tritt's "Help me hold on" that's my fav.
LOL, Beth, you are about the only woman I know who looks at Travis Tritt singing and says I'd really like to have a.....MRI scan of him. LOL LOL
Have you done another Travis Tritt? Would love to watch it
Would love to see you review "Rozzi" singing Purple Mountains. Fantastic rendition.
He sings a song with Cory Marks called Outlaws and Outsiders. A few other singers make an appearance. Fantastic song
In the South, folks warsh their clothes, cars, and winders. Sometimes they have to change a flat "tar" instead of tire. There is a stylistic way of singing in Country where the artists sing sort of in the front of their mouths. That goes back to Lefty Frizzel in the 1940s and 1950s. Merle Haggard was hugely influence by Lefty, and almost everyone in Country some way, some how copies Merle. George Strait does it a lot as well. Keith Whitley's "Don't Close Your Eyes" is a perfect example of the technique and the sound most male Country singers are trying to sound like. Love Travis Tritt. Saw his acoustic show right before the pandemic shut everything down.
Ah.. Beautiful song Part of a trilogy from the video storyline. The others being Tell me I was Dreaming and If I lost You. Check those ones out Beth 😉
Mark Chesnutt, John Anderson, George Strait, Randy Travis, Dwight Yoakam are some other country singers you might check out.
Good morning Beth ! ❤🌹
Country❤️❤️❤️❤️
You are so adorable!
THANK YOU!!!
I suggest you look this song/video up on TH-cam. It's very powerful and full of meaning. Then watch 'Tell Me I was Dreaming '...it's the...sequel. Both tell a very intense story.
I worked in country music radio sales in the early to mid 90's. I've seen Travis perform several times and met the man. He is sincere, down to earth. He is real. I don't understand why people are afraid to listen to country music today, especially after so many cross over talent...Taylor Swift, Miley Cyrus, Faith Hill, Carrie Underwood...to name a couple.
I was born and raised in Chattanooga, TN...2 hours from Nashville.
Country music isn't what it used to be. With all the glitz and glam from all the pop, hip/hop, rap..
I can promise that you will always find...heart and...soul.
It's not just crying in your beer music.
Try listening to Garth Brooks sing, "The Dance," and tell me we're hillbillies.
I'll never unhear Travis Tritt being a Country Western version of Eddie Vedder. He's still one of the greatest.
country is basicly the exact opposite of what classical signing teaches which is what makes it great
Check out drift off to dream in my arms
You have a good show Beth.! Oveh heah(over here) we use r's. lol.!
More travis tritt please??
Some of his vocal sounds are very similar to tones used in Mongolian and Tuvan throat singing. Especially on the R and L sounds. He isn’t getting to the point of the overtones becoming dominant but it’s close. Try saying your vowels, a e i o u, at the same time as singing a note using an R or L consonant sound and you’ll see what I mean.
In America, except the northeast for the most part the R is front and center. Actually it was the same way in Britain until the early 1800’s when the R was dispensed of primarily for the upper class. Over time the poor learned
This just reminds me of Rodney Carrington - Show Them To Me
I think the classic live version might be from this exact venue?
Cute and adorable best reactors❤❤
Might I suggest Diamond Rio? Perhaps One More Day or Beautiful Mess.
Love your reaction would like to see you do Tesla / what you give
If you'd like to hear some more from him, more rock-y, look up "Don't Misunderstand Me" By Rossington Collins Band. He joined them on stage to help singer Dale Krantz BELT this one out. It was one of those epic moments in rock history.
Country music is a great rabbit hole to go down!! There are some absolutely amazing, knock your socks off female country singers!! Martina McBride- Whatever you say. Miranda Lambert-Greyhound bound for nowhere & Kerosene. Gretchen Wilson doing Heart's Baracuda will amaze you!! Give them a listen please!!!
I would say that this performance has more tongue tension in it then normal even for him.
Or Ramblin fever
As an MRI technologist, I would also love to see an MRI of his head/ neck.
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Along with the great suggestions that have already been mentioned, try out Trace Adkins: Ladies Love Country Boys, Lonestar: Mountains and Aaron Tippin: Stand For Something.✝️🇺🇸🤠
It is reported that he developed his sound from multiple sources, Bluegrass, African American gospel, and southern blues rock. Since you like the Country sound, check out a real true to life Singing Rodeo Cowboy. Chris LeDoux. He is the only artist to have both rode in and played at the same rodeo event. Cadillac Ranch and This Cowboys Hat are two of my favorites by him.
The band i worked for in the 90s opened for Trivis Tritt. I lived and worked in the Nashville Music Scene in the 90s what do you want to know? ;)
You're the only person who's ever made me willingly click on a country song...
Give some older county a chance. The stuff before the record companies created this modern day template for radio country. Today’s country/pop country is HORRIBLE. But 90s and back country is great, and real. Now days they only want what sells. There’s a few good modern country artists like Tyler Childers or Cody Johnson, but they get way less radio play than these shit bag pop country fucks. I grew up on old country.
Travis is in the top 5 of my favorite Country singers. Vince Gill , George Jones, Chris Stapleton and naturally Garth Brooks finish the list.
Hard list to argue with! Glad my new favorite Stapleton made your list, while his Country label could be debatable to many of his fans..not that country label is bad or anything, he just seems to mix so many genres into his music..which is may be even more rare..could enter that Clapton discussion or more type artist.
No George Strait? Borderline criminal
@@brianpendry8095 my bad. lol
I can’t sing as great as I once was before puberty. Sometimes I get frog in my throat.
Not sure why he is choosing to sing it with the R vowel like that. That is not normally how the song is sung so it's just a style choice he made during this performance for some reason.
As a real southern ga boy, listen to Chris stapleton .start with his old school "fool me again "
I've been a life-long country music fan, but I did find his annunciation to be kinda odd when I first saw this video of him performing this live.. I never really heard it in his studio recordings. But for some reason it's more distinguishable when he's singing live. I don't know how to technically describe the specific notes that I'm referring to, but I've personally never noticed anyone sing with that technique before.
Edit: I think that's what I'm referring to 3:44 that I find odd about his singing style.
I think he overdid it here. the studio version is way better.
Yeah that is quite technincal " i would like to see a MR-scan of his head":):):):) Nice performance!