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‘Talkin’ Bout a Revolution’ by Tracy Chapman is a cracker of a song. Her voice is magnificent, and she’s a first class song writer.
I find this track particularly inspiring. Perhaps it’s very relevant to the world at the moment with the divisiveness, the dominance of right wing populism or the widening gap between the rich and poor.
However, it’s a timeless classic. Full of hope and to me it’s a calling to us that if we pull together, substantial change is possible against the odds.
Tracy Chapman is a multi-platinum and four-time Grammy Award-winning artist. She was born on March 30, 1964 in Cleveland, Ohio in the US.
Raised by her mother, who recognised her love of music from a young age, and despite not having much money, bought her a ukulele when she was just three.
Tracy was at Tufts University in Boston Massachusetts, where she studied anthropology and African studies. She began making music, writing songs, and performing at local coffeehouses.
Through a friend at her university, she met the producers of ‘Elektra Records’ and she released her first album, ‘Tracy Chapman’ in 1988. The album was an instant hit and the hit single ‘Fast Car’ made her an overnight sensation.
She has recorded eight studio albums, including ‘New Beginning,’ and ‘Our Bright Future.’ Most of her albums went platinum.
She does a substantial amount of work for various charities all over the world and has been a part of many benefit and charitable concerts. She is a human rights activist and claims that she leverages her status to help the needy and bring to people’s attention some of the important humanitarian issues.
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