Tracy Chapman Producer David Kershenbaum on Recording ‘Fast Car' & Why It Still Resonates: ‘Everybody's Been in an Impossible Situation in Their Life'
Kershenbaum was by her side during the making of the 1988 classic, and again Feb. 4 as she performed the song with Luke Combs ...
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The 1988 Tracy Chapman Ballad Covered by Neil Diamond, Luciano Pavarotti, and More, “Baby Can I Hold You”
Though her next two single “Talkin’ ’bout a Revolution” didn’t make as big a splash, her third, tender pop ballad “Baby Can I Hold You,” left Tracy Chapman in the top 10 (No. 19 ...
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Pulse: Looking back on Tracy Chapman’s legendary debut
In “Pulse,” columnist Madisyn Cunningham ’27 reviews albums that spotlight the Black Queer experience. “Fast Car” by Tracy Chapman has ... hearing it for the first time.
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Dear Rock & Roll Hall of Fame: Induct Tracy Chapman Already!
I remember when Tracy Chapman’s “Fast Car” was released ... Folk Recording for her eponymously titled debut album. Chapman made history as the first Black woman to singularly pen a No ...