No More Looking Over My Shoulder (1998) - Travis Tritt

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Travis Tritt

Tracklisting »

No More Looking Over My Shoulder   Date Performance: 1998, Running Time: 3:47 Rough Around The Edges   Date Performance: 1998, Running Time: 3:48 If I Lost You   Date Performance: 1998, Running Time: 3:48 Girls Like That   Date Performance: 1998, Running Time: 3:00 For You   Date Performance: 1998, Running Time: 3:44 I'm All The Man   Date Performance: 1998, Running Time: 3:50 Tougher Than The Rest   Date Performance: 1998, Running Time: 4:12 Start The Car   Date Performance: 1998, Running Time: 4:10 Mission Of Love   Date Performance: 1998, Running Time: 3:30 The Road To You   Date Performance: 1998, Running Time: 3:59

Guest Appearances »

Eddie Bayers, Richard Bennett, Bekka Bramlett, Larry Byrom/Byrum/Byron, Jude Cole, Thom(as)/Tom Flora, Paul Franklin, Barry Green, Rob Hajacos, Aubrey Haynie, Jim/James R. Horn, David/Dave Hungate, Paul Leim/Lime, Brent Mason, Dana McVicker, Steve Nathan, Steve Patrick, Michael Peterson, Hargus (Pig) Robbins, Matt Rollings, Charles L. Rose, John Wesley Ryles, Robby/Robbie Turner, Billy (Joe) Walker(, Jr.), Biff Watson, Dennis Wilson, Glen(n) (A.) Worf, Curtis Wright, Curtis Young, Reggie Young

Released »

1998-10-13

Format »

Domestic Vinyl/CD Album

Other Appearances »

Gary B. Baker (Songwriter), Bruce Ray Brown (Songwriter), Jude Cole (Songwriter), Larry Cordle (Songwriter), Stewart Harris (Songwriter), Frank Joseph Myers (Songwriter), James P. Pennington (Songwriter), Michael Peterson (Songwriter), Leslie Winn Satcher (Songwriter), Bruce Springsteen (Songwriter), Les Taylor (Songwriter), Travis Tritt (Songwriter), Craig Michael Wiseman (Songwriter), Travis Tritt (Liner Notes), Billy (Joe) Walker(, Jr.) (Liner Notes), Travis Tritt (Produced By), Billy (Joe) Walker(, Jr.) (Produced By), Falcon-Goodman Management (Management), David/Dave Thoener (Recorded By), David/Dave Thoener (Mixed By), Benny Quinn (Mastered By), Amy Hughes Frigo/Hughes/Frigo (Recording Assisted By), Glenn Spinner (Recording Assisted By), Matt Weeks (Recording Assisted By), Amy Hughes Frigo/Hughes/Frigo (Mixing Assisted By), Glenn Spinner (Mixing Assisted By), Matt Weeks (Mixing Assisted By), Ginny Johnson (Production Assistance By), Jim/James R. Horn (Horns Arranged By), Tyler Gish (Overdubs Engineering Assisted By), Steve Lowery (Overdubs Engineering Assisted By), Chris Stone (Overdubs Engineering Assisted By), Patrick Murphy (Tracks Recording Assisted By), Alan Schulman (Overdubs Engineered By), Chris Stone (Overdubs Engineered By), David/Dave Thoener (Tracks Recorded By)

Record Label »

Warner Bros. Records

Catalogue Number »

9362-47097-2

Running Time »

37:48

Liner Notes »

Tracks Recorded at The Tracking Room Recorded and Mixed at Seventeen Grand. Mastered at Masterfonics, Nashville, TN Thanks to Russ Thyret, Gary Falcon, Bob LaRosa, John Mason, Bob Saporiti, Duke Cooper, Jon Goodman and Jeanie Mason for all their help in making this album possible. A very special thanks to all the songwriters and publishers who contributed to this project. Thanks also to: Gibson USA, Fender Musical Instruments, GHS Strings, Shure Microphones, and Mesa Boogie Amps. My thanks to God for giving so much to someone so unworthy. This album is dedicated to Theresa and Tyler for the music you both inspire. -Travis I'd like to thank the writers and musicians, Ginny Johnson, the Hamstein Production crew, the wonderful engineers, and especially Travis Tritt for his great talent and professionalism. -Billy Joe Walker, Jr. Travis Tritt Fan Club P.O. Box 2044 Hiram, GA 30141 (770) 439-7401 Travis Tritt Fan Phone (900)-2Travis (287-2847) There will be a charge for calls made to this number. Callers must be 18 years or older. For entertainment only. This 900 number is an offer by Impact Target Marketing, not by Warner Bros. Records or any affiliate and Warner Bros. Records assumes no responsibility in connection with this offer. Falcon-Goodman Management 1012 16th Ave. S. Nashville, TN 37212 (C) (P) 1998 Warner Bros. Records Inc. for the U.S. and WEA International Inc. for the world outside the U.S., a Time Warner Company. 3300 Warner Blvd. Barbank, CA 91505-4694 75 Rockefeller Plaza New York, NY 10019-6908 20 Music Square East Nashville, TN 37203-4344 Unautherised copying, hiring, lending, public performance and broadcasting of this recording prohibited. Mfg. by WEA Manufacturing Made in Germany by Warner Music Manufacturing Europe World Wide Web: http://www.warnerbrosnashville.com/ Compact Disc Digital Audio GEMA/BIEM LC 0392 WE 833 0 5

Reviews »

Add your review here. Surprising collection of well crafted ballads/rockers Review written by John Fitzgerald, May 22nd, 2005 I must confess that I didn't know what I was expecting here, perhaps for Tritt to sound more conventional country than it sounds like he is (here anyways). So this was a nice surprise for me. The song Bekka is on here though is the most straight ahead rock tune on the album, "Start the car" which bounces along helped by fitting horns and you can hear Bekka very well for good measure as she chirps in to the "c'mon baby" bits with great effect so this is the most obvious highlight on the album though there are others like the strumming opening title track, the catchy up beat closer "The road to you" and a good mid tempo jangly run through of Bruce Springsteen's "Tougher than the rest". Also, there's some good ballads to be had here with "If I lost you" which is lighter on the fiddles therefore bringing out the best in the steel guitar yawns, "For you" with restraint on the country elements again which has a nice acoustic/light electric guitar arrangement and "I'm all the man" which admittedly is a little weaker than the latter few but still another good ballad overall. The moments that didn't strike me so well were the more typical sounding fare like the slow country croon of "Mission of love" and the shuffling rock of "Girls like that" with it's country leanings, this has been done many times already and better elsewhere. "Rough around the edges" can really only be described as a hoe-down rocker which I guess makes it interesting in the sense of having a more rocking attitude towards such knee slapping tunes but it's still not my style. The good moments far outweigh the bad ones here though and if you're not familiar with Tritt's work this must be considered a good place to start being surprised by his performances.

Last Modified »

2011-01-27

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Discography entry submitted by L. Marvin & Marty Adelson.