Tracy Chapman Drives Grammy-Goers Wild With Rare 'Fast Car' Performance
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Chapman got a standing ovation after taking the stage with Luke Combs, who had a #1 hit with his cover of the song.
Tracy Chapman wasn’t sitting shotgun at this year’s Grammy Awards.
The singer-songwriter left audiences in awe as she joined country artist Luke Combs for a duet of her 1988 hit “Fast Car” during Sunday’s ceremony.
While Combs’ cover topped the country music charts this year, Chapman’s presence truly brought things back home.
And she brought the A-list crowd to their feet, as Oprah Winfrey, Taylor Swift, Kacey Musgraves and Kelly Clarkson stood up and sang along, some wiping tears from their eyes.
The “Talkin’ Bout a Revolution” singer’s Grammys appearance was big for fans of the folk-rock talent, who has only performed on camera three times since 2009.
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