a frequent basis that we were afraid to come up here." He also asserted that footprints once appeared in the carpet of the cabin, and imprints in the bedspread, that belonged to neither him nor his wife. The show's host, Kim Russo, concluded that an African-American medicine man had been stabbed and beaten to death on the property, and the voices that Tritt was hearing belonged to the murderers' angry spirits. A title card in the program notes that "On August 14, 1875, a group of men killed a 'hoodoo doctor' close to the land where Travis' cabin was built." Russo believed that the hoodoo doctor's spirit also lingered on the property because it found a "kindred spirit" in Tritt. Discography Studio albums Proud of the Country (1987) Country Club (1990) It's All About to Change (1991) T-R-O-U-B-L-E (1992) Ten Feet Tall and Bulletproof (1994) The Restless Kind (1996) No More Looking over My Shoulder (1998) Down the Road I Go (2000) Strong Enough (2002) My Honky Tonk History (2004) The Storm (2007) The Calm After... (2013) Set in Stone (2021) Billboard number-one singles "Help Me Hold On" (1990) "Anymore" (1991) "Can I Trust You with My Heart" (19921993) "Foolish Pride" (1994) "Best of Intentions" (2000) Awards and nominations Filmography Notes See also Travis (chimpanzee), named after Tritt References External links 1963 births American male singer-songwriters American country singer-songwriters Columbia Records artists Grammy Award winners Grand Ole Opry members Living people Musicians from Marietta, Georgia People from Cobb County, Georgia Warner Records artists Georgia (U.S. state) Republicans Country musicians from Georgia (U.S. state) Singer-songwriters from Georgia (U.S. state)