Tracy Chapman Self-Titled (Vinyl, 1988, Elektra) sealed in original shrink wrap
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Tracy Chapman Self-Titled (Vinyl, 1988, Elektra) New Condition - sealed in original shrink wrapping. This Tracy Chapman self-titled album is a must-have for any music lover. With its high-fidelity sound and excellent record grading, you'll be sure to enjoy every minute of this vinyl record. The 1988 release from Elektra features a mix of folk revival, folk rock, classic R&B, pop R&B, singer-songwriter, indie folk, blues rock, folk jazz, roots rock, country rock, and folk pop. The LP comes in a cardboard sleeve and includes an original inner sleeve, live recording, white label, and etched original cover. This first edition, special edition, promo, limited edition, and first pressing is a rare find that any fan of Tracy Chapman or vinyl records would love to have. The album is in stereo with a speed of 33 RPM.
1. "Talkin' Bout A Revolution" 2:40 2. "Fast Car" 4:57 3. "Across the Lines" 3:25 4. "Behind the Wall" 1:50 5. "Baby Can I Hold You" 3:14 6. "Mountains o' Things" 4:39 7. "She's Got Her Ticket" 3:57 8. "Why?" 2:06 9. "For My Lover" 3:12 10. "If Not Now…" 3:01 11. "For You" 3:10
Note In Pictures: a drill/punch hole in bottom right of sleeve. (Drill/Punch holes were made when unsold albums were returned to the record company and then sold to retailers at a cheaper price).
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