Over the course of his nearly thirty-year career, the Georgian has delighted fans and disarmed critics by exploring his deep love of hardcore country, flashing an ability and affinity for bluegrass, revealing unexpected sensitivity as a balladeer, winning respect as a formidable songwriter and, most emphatically, drawing widespread recognition as one of the finest vocalists the genre has ever known. Despite his success, the Nashville music industry was hesitant to embrace Travis Tritt. His music and stage show owed too much to rock & roll, and his image didn't conform with the behatted legions of new male singers. Travis had a breakthrough success with his album, It's All About To Change. Tritt has since sold more than twenty-five million albums, and earned two Grammy Awards and three CMA awards, five number one songs, two platinum and two gold selling albums, and over thirty chart topping country hits, over the course of his storied career. Dude, I knew you could sing, but I had no idea you could do that blue-eyed soul thing!"" Producer Randy Jackson paid that compliment to Travis Tritt, after recording a duet between Tritt and soul man Sam Moore for Moore's album, Overnight Sensational. Then he made a suggestion. ""If you ever want to do an album that puts a bigger spotlight on that,"" Jackson said, ""I'd love to work on it with you."" The end result of that conversation is The Storm, Tritt's widely-praised tenth album. Tritt and Jackson teamed up to create a powerhouse collection of songs that emphasize the irresistible soul side of Tritt's singing.

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