Elektra publish Tracy Chapman’s second album : ‘Crossroads’ (1989)
Tracy Chapman‘s ‘Crossroads’ is her second album released on October 3, 1989 by Elektra.
Track Listing : 1.Crossroads (Tracy Chapman) – 04:11 . 2.Bridges (Tracy Chapman) – 05:24 . 3.Freedom Now (Tracy Chapman) – 04:02 . 4.Material World (Tracy Chapman) – 03:02 . 5.Be Careful Of My Heart (Tracy Chapman) – 04:39 . 6.Subcity (Tracy Chapman) – 05:09 . 7.Born To Fight (Tracy Chapman) – 02:46 . 8.A Hundred Years (Tracy Chapman) – 04:20 . 9.This Time (Tracy Chapman) – 03:43 . 10.All That You Have Is Your Soul (Tracy Chapman) – 05:16
Musicians : Tracy Chapman – Vocals, Harmonica, Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, 12 String Guitar . Charlie Bisharat – Violin, Viola, Electric Violin, Pizzicato Violin . Marc Cohn – Piano . Paulinho Da Costa – Tambourine . Denny Fongheiser – Drums . Bobbye Hall – Percussion, Conga . Jack Holder – Banjo, Piano . Larry Klein – Bass . Danny Kortchmar – Electric Guitar . Russ Kunkel – Drums . Jim Lacefield – Cello . Tim Landers – Bass . Steve Lindley – Electric Piano . Bob Marlette – Keyboard . Frank Marocco – Accordion . Scarlet Rivera – Violin . Roz Seay – Background Vocals . G.E. Smith – Acoustic Guitar, Mandolin, Electric Guitar . William D. Smitty Smith – Organ . John X. Volaitis – Piano . Snooky Young – Trumpet . Neil Young – Acoustic Guitar, Piano . Sheila Minard – Background Vocals . Carolyn Dennis – Background Vocals . Elesecia Wright – Background Vocals . Peggie Blu – Background Vocals . Production[Edit]
Production : Produced By Tracy Chapman, David Kershenbaum . Kevin Smith – Engineer
Recorded In 1989.
Released On October 3, 1989 By Elektra.
(Source Tracy Chapman – Crossroads | Official Website)
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Robert Christgau
I like her best here when she’s most objectionable–keying her politics to the anachronistic locution “government relief,” making her lover commit first, identifying evil with white people. […]
GARFIELDACRES @ RateYourMusic
Not a bad follow up,but undeniably pales when you see the amazing amount of great songs on her debut,it was probably impossible to match it. […]
The Boston Globe via About Tracy Chapman
Tracy Chapman is only human. Her overnight success also may seem like a hundred years to her — and she has every right to ask for the peace of mind she needs to comprehend it. […]
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