You can hear Dave Cobb working his magic with the new Travis Tritt single, and it’s a thing of beauty.
Tritt just released his new single, “Smoke in a Bar,” where he longs for the old days, the simpler times, and “when the world turned slower.”
One of the few songs Travis didn’t have a hand in cowriting (Jeremy Bussey, Derek George, Tim Montana) on his upcoming album, Set In Stone, this one is going to hit home for plenty of folks given the crazy times we’ve all endured as of late.
Trucks took a beating
The working man too
You could turn on the six o’ clock
And get the whole truth
A seat belt was a backup
For Mama’s right arm
When the world turned slower
And you could smoke in a bar
My, oh my!
How times have changed
But man sometimes I miss them old days
They say we’ve come a long way
But I’d say it’s a little bit too far
From when the world turned slower
And you could smoke in a bar
Set In Stone will be Tritt’s first album in over a decade, and if the first couple tracks and the songwriters on this project are any indication, expect something special that’s long overdue.
The track list for Set In Stone:
“Stand Your Ground” (Travis Tritt, Channing Wilson, Wyatt Durrette)
“Set In Stone” (Travis Tritt, Brent Cobb, Adam Hood)
“Ghost Town Nation” (JB Strauss, Aaron Raitiere)
“Smoke In A Bar” (Jeremy Bussey, Derek George, Tim Montana)
“Leave This World” (Travis Tritt, Ashley Monroe)
“They Don’t Make ‘Em Like That No More” (Travis Tritt, Dillon Carmichael)
“Better Off Dead” (Travis Tritt, Adam Hood)
“Southern Man” (Travis Tritt, Channing Wilson, Wyatt Durrette)
“Open Line” (Travis Tritt, Brent Cobb)
“Ain’t Who I Was” (Brent Cobb, Adam Hood)
“Way Down In Georgia” (Travis Tritt, Dennis Robbins, Troy Seals)
