Tracy Chapman – Tracy Chapman

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Artist: Tracy Chapman

Title: Tracy Chapman

Year: 1988

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  • 1. Talkin' Bout a Revolution (2:41)
  • 2. Fast Car (4:56)
  • 3. Across the Lines (3:24)
  • 4. Behind the Wall (1:49)
  • 5. Baby Can I Hold You (3:13)
  • 6. Mountains O' Things (4:39)
  • 7. She's Got Her Ticket (3:54)
  • 8. Why? (2:06)
  • 9. For My Lover (3:12)
  • 10. If Not Now... (3:01)
  • 11. For You (3:09)

Review

Tracy Chapman’s self-titled debut from 1988 is a total gem that shines with heartfelt simplicity and a clear, powerful voice. Rooted in folk traditions, this album lets Tracy's emotive vocals take the spotlight, intertwining melodies that are both memorable and deeply impactful. Songs like “Talkin’ Bout a Revolution” and “Fast Car” aren’t just catchy—they’re urgent anthems that speak volumes about social issues and personal stories.

Under the subtle yet effective production of David Kershenbaum, the album keeps the focus right where it should be: on Tracy’s voice and the poignant messages she delivers. The commercial success of this album, topping charts across the globe and selling over 20 million copies, speaks to its deep resonance with listeners everywhere. Tracy Chapman’s debut is a perfect example of how music can be both beautiful and thought-provoking, making it a timeless classic. Play it loud while you bask in the sun or let it inspire you on those introspective evenings—either way, it’s pure magic! - Skye

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