Album Info
Artist: | tracy Chapman |
Album: | tracy Chapman |
Released: | Worldwide, 4 Apr 2025 |
Tracklist:
A1 | Talkin' Bout A Revolution | 2:38 |
Bass - Larry Klein | ||
Electric Guitar, Electric Organ [Hammond] - Jack Holder | ||
Percussion, Drums - Denny Fongheiser | ||
Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Rhythm Guitar [Electric], Percussion - tracy Chapman | ||
A2 | Fast Car | 4:58 |
Bass - Larry Klein | ||
Drums - Denny Fongheiser | ||
Steel Guitar - Ed Black | ||
Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Percussion - tracy Chapman | ||
A3 | Across The Lines | 3:22 |
Bass - Larry Klein | ||
Drums - Denny Fongheiser | ||
Hammered Dulcimer [Hammer Dulcimer] - Jack Holder | ||
Vocals, Acoustic Guitar - tracy Chapman | ||
A4 | Behind The Wall | 1:46 |
Vocals - tracy Chapman | ||
A5 | Baby Can I Hold You | 3:16 |
Bass - Larry Klein | ||
Electric Organ [Hammond], Electric Sitar - Jack Holder | ||
Electric Violin - David LaFlamme | ||
Keyboards - Bob Marlette | ||
Percussion, Drums - Denny Fongheiser | ||
Vocals, Rhythm Guitar - tracy Chapman | ||
B1 | Mountains O' Things | 4:37 |
Keyboards - Bob Marlette, Steve Kaplan | ||
Percussion - Paulinho Da Costa | ||
Vocals, Electric Guitar - tracy Chapman | ||
B2 | She's Got Her Ticket | 3:54 |
Bass - Larry Klein | ||
Drums - Denny Fongheiser | ||
Electric Guitar, Electric Organ [Hammond] - Jack Holder | ||
Guitar - Jack Holder | ||
Keyboards - Steve Kaplan | ||
Percussion - Paulinho Da Costa | ||
Vocals, Electric Guitar - tracy Chapman | ||
B3 | Why? | 2:01 |
Bass - Larry Klein | ||
Drums, Percussion - Denny Fongheiser | ||
Electric Organ [Hammond], Electric Guitar - Jack Holder | ||
Percussion - Paulinho Da Costa | ||
Vocals, Acoustic Guitar - tracy Chapman | ||
B4 | For My Lover | 3:15 |
Bass - Larry Klein | ||
Dobro - Jack Holder | ||
Drums - Denny Fongheiser | ||
Steel Guitar - Ed Black | ||
Synthesizer [Synth Harmonica] - Steve Kaplan | ||
Vocals, Acoustic Guitar - tracy Chapman | ||
B5 | If Not Now... | 2:55 |
Bass - Larry Klein | ||
Drums, Percussion - Denny Fongheiser | ||
Piano [Acoustic] - Jack Holder | ||
Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Percussion - tracy Chapman | ||
B6 | For You | 3:09 |
Vocals, Acoustic Guitar - tracy Chapman |
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Description
LP - 180g Black Vinyl reissued in celebration of the album's 35th Anniversary.
On April 4, 2025, Elektra/Rhino Records will reissue Tracy Chapman’s eponymous debut album on vinyl in celebration of its 35th anniversary on red vinyl. Originally released by Elektra Records in April 1988, Tracy Chapman has long been unavailable on vinyl.
This anniversary reissue has been prepared for release by Chapman and the album’s original producer, David Kershenbaum, pressed on 180-gram vinyl and sourced from an analogue master. The album package will also include an insert of translated lyrics, which accompanied the original international release. Featuring the classic singles ‘Fast Car’, ‘Talkin’ Bout A Revolution’, and ‘Baby Can I Hold You’, the album earned three Grammy Awards and went on to become one of the most successful debuts of all time, peaking at #1 in multiple countries and selling more than 20 million copies worldwide. To this day, it still makes regular appearances on charts around the world, and is one of the most successful albums by a female artist in chart history.
Chapman comments, “I was just out of college when the album came out and for a young singer songwriter it was a dream come true – making a record, recording my own songs, releasing my first album. 1988, that year marked the beginning of what has been a humbling and thrilling experience, seeing fans around the world embrace these 11 songs. I really wanted to mark the 35 th anniversary of the album, and so I am grateful to have this opportunity to reissue the record on vinyl.”
Over the course of four decades and eight studio albums, Tracy Chapman has created a body of work that has been as consistently compelling as it is honest and uncompromising, eloquently telling stories with perennial appeal that are at once personal and universal. Impervious to trends, she has commendably stayed her musical course, earning the approbation of fans, critics and peers. Beginning with 1988’s multi- platinum Tracy Chapman, her musical journey has continued with Crossroads (1989), Matters Of The Heart (1992), 1995’s multi-platinum New Beginning (which featured the Grammy-winning single ‘Give Me One Reason’), Telling Stories (2000), Let It Rain (2002), Where You Live (2005), Our Bright Future (2008), and two best-selling compilations, Collection (2001) and Greatest Hits (2015). Along the way, in addition to her four Grammys, Chapman has earned an American Music Award, two Brits, and a Billboard Music Award.