"The success of my cover is unreal and I think it’s so cool that Tracy is getting recognized and has reached new milestones," Combs told Billboard Jack Irvin has over five years of experience working ...

From the opening notes on the guitar “Fast Car” is instantly recognizable to tons of music fans of all ages. Tracy Chapman’s 1988 single became a near-instant hit, and it helped propel her self-titled ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio -- Cleveland native Tracy Chapman stole the show at Sunday night’s Grammy Awards, making a surprise appearance to sing her 1988 hit, “Fast Car,” in a duet with Luke Combs. whose cover ...

With Luke Combs’s version of the singer-songwriter’s hit at No. 2 on the Hot 100, revisit the origins of Björk, the Clash and Nirvana songs. By Lindsay Zoladz This summer, a lot of people who were ...

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In a major coup for the Grammys, an influential artist who walked away from the spotlight made a grand return to the awards stage on Sunday night: Tracy Chapman. Chapman, 59, released eight albums ...

Music royalty kicked off the 66th GRAMMY Awards on Sunday when legendary Black queer singer/song-writer Tracy Chapman joined country music singer Luke Combs onstage to sing her 1988 hit, “Fast Car.” ...