‘Baby Can I Hold You’?
So seems like people like 3 songs on the album.
That's mid. It wasn't a classic album man
Tracy Chapman Appreciation Thread
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So seems like people like 3 songs on the album.
That's mid. It wasn't a classic album man
Nkrumah Was Right
Superstar
It's not. Relax. 3 songs on an album is mid. I personally don't think any song is as good as fast car. None of the others are repeats for me. For you? I guess u like 36 percent of the album.... that's a mid album b. Relax. Have a snack. It's a wrap. Go get in your fast car and sit the hell down brother.
Your original claim in the dust
Nkrumah Was Right
Superstar
You are either a terrible liar or lack reading comprehension. You wrote:
“The rest of the album was mid.” Aside from Fast Car. That is your claim!
There’s at least 4 great songs on her debut album, as demonstrated in this thread. You conceded later on in this thread and just now that there’s (at least) 3 good tracks on it.
Just use logic - your claim, that there’s only one good song on that album had been rendered moot by your own concession that there’s 3 good tracks on her record.
So either, you refute your own concession or you keep lying/refuse to re-read what you’ve written!
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Veteran
Folk music isn't country music. The folk music scene respected and still respects Tracy Chapman. I don't get where you think she wasn't until a country singer did a cover of one of her songs.Damn, I didn’t know that the CMAs gave out Grammies.
From the Folk Americana Hall of Fame
I hear she’s into PolyamoryOh snap, this came out in 88?? Why was I listening to this at age 7/8? This was my shyt, I had the album on tape.
I didn't know she was in ABC.(@#1 pick)
Raised a Baptist, she attended an Episcopal high school[5] and was accepted into the program A Better Chance, which sponsors students at college preparatory high schools away from their home communities. She graduated from Wooster School in Connecticut then attended Tufts University, majoring in Anthropology.[4][3][7][8] While a student at Tufts, she busked in nearby spots, including Harvard Square and on MBTA Red Line platforms.
Are we just totally forgetting she’s a blues singer? Her biggest inspiration was BB, country’s roots are tied at the hip to blues.You might be the first person I've ever seen think Tracey Chapman is a country singer or that "Fast Car" is a country song
HarlemHottie
Uptown Thoroughbred
For some reason, I'm not at all surprised.I should hook her up with my friends that just got married
levitate
I love you, you know.
Dat white validation…
