When Randy Travis came out of a coma in 2013, the doctors found that the “Forever and Ever, Amen” singer had suffered a stroke. This has badly impaired his left brain’s whole central region, resulting in aphasia – a condition ...
Country music legend Randy Travis songs have been an inspiration to all after he suffered a devastating stroke in 2013 that impaired his vocal abilities and limited his mobility. In light of Travis’ inspiring battle and perseverance, we made a ...
In 2006, Randy Travis delivered one of the most divine renditions of the popular Christmas carol, “Silent Night.” The country singer showed the world how he never holds back as far as honoring the annual celebration of Jesus Christ’s birth ...
His First Song After His Tragic Stroke In 2019, Randy Travis dropped the classically themed “One In a Row” six years after his tragic health issues took his Hall of Fame voice from us. Travis recorded the heartbreaking ballad before ...
Much of Randy Travis’ success can be traced to his first No. 1 hit, “On the Other Hand.” The song was first recorded for Travis’ 1985 debut album, Storms of Life, but it was not released as a single. Following ...
In 2004, Randy Travis released “Angels” shortly after he scored a comeback hit with “Three Wooden Crosses.” The song was part of Travis’ sixteenth studio album Passing Through and peaked at No. 48 on Billboard country charts. At the beginning ...