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Tracy Chapman
Released 2001

Give Me One Reason
04:29
89,859 plays

Telling Stories
03:58
7,983 plays

Baby I Can Hold You
03:14
6,571 plays

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songs

- 1
- Fast Car
- 04:58
- 14,751 plays

- 2
- Subcity
- 05:12
- 4,872 plays

- 3
- Baby I Can Hold You
- 03:14
- 6,571 plays

- 4
- The Promise
- 05:28
- 23,203 plays

- 5
- I'm Ready
- 04:56
- 4,999 plays

- 6
- Crossroads
- 04:13
- 5,573 plays

- 7
- Bang Bang Bang
- 04:22
- 4,752 plays

- 8
- Telling Stories
- 03:58
- 7,983 plays

- 9
- Smoke and Ashes
- 06:39
- 5,497 plays

- 10
- Speak the Word
- 04:13
- 3,492 plays

- 11
- Wedding Song
- 04:36
- 5,046 plays

- 12
- Open Arms
- 04:34
- 3,720 plays

- 13
- Give Me One Reason
- 04:29
- 89,859 plays

- 14
- Talkin' Bout a Revolution
- 02:40
- 14,249 plays

- 15
- She's Got Her Ticket
- 03:56
- 3,579 plays

- 16
- All That You Have Is Your Soul
- 05:15
- 5,049 plays

album review

The 2001 import Collection is the first compilation to round up Tracy Chapman's key tracks, and it succeeds on every level. All the hits (and almost-hits) are here, beginning with her two U.S. Top Tens -- the legendary "Fast Car" and the bluesy comeback hit "Give Me One Reason." Other charted singles on this album include the fiery, politically charged "Talkin' Bout a Revolution," the ghostly, self-determined "Crossroads," the 2000 single "Telling Stories," and "Baby Can I Hold You," arguably one of the most stirring and beautiful songs ever recorded. In fact, this set features tracks from all five of Chapman's albums, but, since her musical output has been so consistent, several favorites, such as "Freedom Now" from Crossroads, were left off, and Matters of the Heart is represented only by two tracks. Regardless, every song on this collection is a gem, but, in reality, nothing compares to the modern masterpieces she created with the emotional car wreck that is "Fast Car" and the touching, desperate love plea that is "Baby Can I Hold You." A wonderful collection, representing some of the finest work from one of the latter 20th century's most celebrated American artists. ~ Jose F. Promis, All Music Guide