Let It Rain by Tracy Chapman

Let It Rain

by Tracy Chapman

Released: October 15, 2002

Folk, blues rock, pop, soul

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Why This Album Matters

This album matters because its strongest editorial story is: Chart Success.

01

The Album

This album was released on October 15, 2002, and marks Chapman's sixth studio production. "Let It Rain" is a music album by Tracy Chapman, an acclaimed American singer-songwriter. It covers various styles including folk-rock and blues-rock.

02

Inside the Recording

The album 'Let It Rain' was produced by Chapman herself and John Parish, who has worked with artists like PJ Harvey and Eels. It was recorded at the Sound City Studios in Los Angeles, California.

Stories and details

Interesting Facts

The album consists of 12 songs, with every…

The album consists of 12 songs, with every song written by Tracy Chapman.

It was described as having melancholic themes and…

It was described as having melancholic themes and a slow pace, with less of the pop influence observed in some of her other works.

However, Chapman's depth, sincerity, and the poetic quality…

However, Chapman's depth, sincerity, and the poetic quality of her lyrics were celebrated.

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Essential Tracks

01

Let It Rain

The album 'Let It Rain' was produced by Chapman herself and John Parish, who has worked with artists like PJ Harvey and Eels.

02

Another Sun

Some of the popular songs from the album include "You're The One," "Another Sun," "In The Dark," "Almost," and "Hard Wired." This album was met with mixed reviews from critics.

03

You're the One

Some of the popular songs from the album include "You're The One," "Another Sun," "In The Dark," "Almost," and "Hard Wired." This album was met with mixed reviews from critics.

04

In the Dark

Some of the popular songs from the album include "You're The One," "Another Sun," "In The Dark," "Almost," and "Hard Wired." This album was met with mixed reviews from critics.

05

Almost

Some of the popular songs from the album include "You're The One," "Another Sun," "In The Dark," "Almost," and "Hard Wired." This album was met with mixed reviews from critics.

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Reception

In terms of commercial performance, "Let It Rain" reached 25 in the US Billboard 200 chart and charted well in many European countries, including top 10 listings in Italy, Norway, and the United Kingdom. Some of the popular songs from the album include "You're The One," "Another Sun," "In The Dark," "Almost," and "Hard Wired." This album was met with mixed reviews from critics. Despite its mixed critical reception, it highlighted Chapman's standing as an influential and thought-provoking artist in the contemporary music scene.

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The Complete Album Story

"Let It Rain" is a music album by Tracy Chapman, an acclaimed American singer-songwriter. This album was released on October 15, 2002, and marks Chapman's sixth studio production. It covers various styles including folk-rock and blues-rock.

The album 'Let It Rain' was produced by Chapman herself and John Parish, who has worked with artists like PJ Harvey and Eels. It was recorded at the Sound City Studios in Los Angeles, California.

The album consists of 12 songs, with every song written by Tracy Chapman. Some of the popular songs from the album include "You're The One," "Another Sun," "In The Dark," "Almost," and "Hard Wired."

This album was met with mixed reviews from critics. It was described as having melancholic themes and a slow pace, with less of the pop influence observed in some of her other works. However, Chapman's depth, sincerity, and the poetic quality of her lyrics were celebrated.

In terms of commercial performance, "Let It Rain" reached 25 in the US Billboard 200 chart and charted well in many European countries, including top 10 listings in Italy, Norway, and the United Kingdom. Despite its mixed critical reception, it highlighted Chapman's standing as an influential and thought-provoking artist in the contemporary music scene.

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