Telling Stories (Tracy Chapman)

I personally love Tracy Chapmans' music. She has touched my life in such a way that it would be hard to describe. With such songs as "Baby Can I Hold You," and "At This Point in My Life," you have to know and realize that this lady has experienced so many of the same things that I have. I feel as though I know her personally simple because I can relate to her music. Even though I know I don't know her, only in the artistic sense, it almost seems as though she is writing about my life because it sounds just like me! THANK GOD FOR TRACY CHAPMAN

Tracy Chapman is one of the most inspirational writers out there. at least she has the guts to write all of her songs herself. I onl wish that I knew when she will be in concert in WA state!

This album is not quite as good as her self-titled album, but much better than her last one. There is a more mellow feel than pervious albums and it seems less political (which is a shame) but it is quite enjoyable anyways.

I think this is a very good album. She could use a really good songwriter like David Gray to help her with melodies and stuff. Listen to Gray's 'White Ladder" and see what a good combo these guys would make!!

I loved her style when she sang "Fast Car," and this one tops that one. Tracy Chapman is a vital tool because of her just being her and her words touch the people that listen to her music. You go girl!!!

Tracy Chapman uses her music to spread her message. With her beautiful voice her stories talk about love or injustice with nostalgic lyrics.

She tells a great story.

Tracy reinvented herself on this album, not as angry, and some great work...