Country music star Randy Travis has returned with a new song that "needed to be heard" after 36 years on the shelf. Travis, 61, last week released his new single, "Fool's Love Affair," which was originally recorded as a demo in One of the song's writers, Charlie Monk, found it in storage and sent it to Travis and his producer, Kyle Lehning. The two turned it into the seven-time Grammy winner's first new single in years as he continues his recovery from a near-fatal stroke in that makes it difficult for him to speak.
He underwent brain surgery and had to learn how to walk again. Logan April 10, pm. Kenneth ORR April 10, pm. You and the spaghetti monster person, NJ will have to meet this Jesus face to face…Get ready! Logan April 12, am. NJ April 10, pm. We all miss you randy, you are one of the best singers of all time if not the best.
We all love you. Diana Lynn LaCroix April 10, pm. Mary you are the luckiest woman on earth to be married to the most wonderful man that ever lived! I wish you both the very best!
May God Bless you and your family always! Gordon April 10, pm. Welcome back Randy. A long journey you have made and we all will be with you during your continued recovery. Thank you so much for all the music you have made, I still listen with all my heart and soul. May the lord be with, always.
Michael Gibson April 10, pm. Luckyoldsun April 10, pm. Certainly, Mel Tillis could always sing smoothly, even when he had a birch of a time getting the words out when speaking. I shared this on my Facebook page with what randy and his music has meant to me on a personal level.
Don April 10, pm. Michael Page April 10, pm. Music has such a healing essence to it, which is so often taken for granted. I love listening to songbirds showering the heavens with their ethereal sonnets, so early in the morning.
To one Carolina boy to another, enjoy those moments. Trusty April 11, am. Trigger April 11, am. Folks, this article for some reason is going viral via Google.
I understand that some of these comments are coming across as weird. Stellar April 11, pm. It might be a good idea to edit the article to reflect this? This comment section can sometimes be snarky and it might be good for the regulars to understand why some older, more fervently christian, and definitely very different commenters are in here today. MichaelA April 11, pm.
Maybe it needs updating. Storms of Life is still on regular rotation in my house. Literate Commenter April 11, pm. My comment was a satire on the other comments. I have an odd sense of humor, I know.
Missie Hawkins April 11, am. Love me some Deeper than The Holler!!! Jill Herman April 11, am. Liked Randy Travis until I read his book. He is arrogant, smug and immoral. He definitely is not in my list if favorites. Why you got to come on here and be like that? Nothing else in life for you? Vicky in Tennessee. Rhonda April 11, am. Rob April 11, am. Thank you for all the great music and may God be with you in your recovery. Your music holds a special spot in my heart and I will pray for you and your family.
Joe April 11, am. Kevin L Zacher April 11, am. Susie April 11, am. There is no mistaking that wonderful voice. I hopefully can forward this information on HARC to his wife. Joe B April 11, am. Three years after, Randy Travis appeared in the CMA Fest, which he considered to be another step towards regaining his life. With his stunning grin and his left hand firmly trained to write his name, Randy Travis signed autographs and posed for pictures with his fans at the event for the first time in more than two decades.
The couple were utterly shocked and devastated to learn that the country singer did not have disability insurance on his iconic voice. Other than the missing insurance policy, Travis had also been led to believe payments had been taken out and paid for, only to find out that the royalty checks they had been expecting to receive never actually came. In the end, Travis took the blame himself and expressed that he should have never allowed others to make any major financial decisions on his behalf without him reading what he was signing.
The couple admitted their own faults, and they hope that others find the strength to do the same. Now, Randy Travis will soon be celebrating his 61st birthday, and even though he still suffers from aphasia, his wife reveals that the country singer still sometimes sings. Doctors also note that his distinct baritone was miraculously untouched.
We were still having a hard time with long sentences or anything else because of the aphasia. But that was just one of those songs that he grasped. So nobody knew it was going to happen.
What is she doing? Everybody in the place was crying. It was a beautiful thing. Randy Travis: Yes! And you will be in and out of hospitals the rest of his life. Randy has historically been one of the few artists who can combine country hits with success in the gospel field.
Why do you think that music resonates? We were in the hospital almost six months. There were times Randy was in a coma.
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