Cover of Crossroads

Tracy Chapman

Crossroads

1989 Folk Rock
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Tracklist

  1. A1 Crossroads 4:11
  2. A2 Bridges 5:24
  3. A3 Freedom Now 4:02
  4. A4 Material World 3:02
  5. A5 Be Careful Of My Heart 4:39
  6. B1 Subcity 5:09
  7. B2 Born To Fight 2:46
  8. B3 A Hundred Years 4:20
  9. B4 This Time 3:42
  10. B5 All That You Have Is Your Soul 5:16

Musicians

Production

Also credited

Also credited. Design: Carol Bobolts. Direct Metal Mastering By: Don Grossinger. Mastered By (Direct Metal Mastering): Don Grossinger. Engineer (Assisted By): Marty Lester. Mixed By (Assisted By): Marty Lester. Engineer: Kevin W. Smith. Mixed By: Kevin W. Smith. Management: Lookout Management. Mastered By: Bob Ludwig. Photography By: Herb Ritts.

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Release notes

Includes a printed black & white inner sleeve with lyrics, credits and thank yous on one side and a photo of Tracy Chapman on the other.

"SP" in label matrix and "E A S T" embossed on side B label denote a pressing.

Catalog numbers:
60888-1 (on labels and inner sleeve)
9 60888-1 (on spine)

[On back cover]:
Available on Cassette and Compact Disc.
Elektra Entertainment, A Division of Warner Communications Inc.
℗ © 1989 Elektra Entertainment for the United States and WEA International Inc. for the world outside of the United States.
Printed in U.S.A.

[On inner sleeve]:
All songs © 1989 SBK April Music Inc./Purple Rabbit Music (ASCAP)
All rights controlled and administered by SBK April Music Inc.

Recorded and Mixed at Powertrax Studio, Hollywood, California

THANKS TO: Charles Koppelman, Bob Krasnow, the staff at Elektra Records, SBK, Lookout Management and all who helped make this album possible. Special thanks to Neil Young, Elliot Roberts, Frank Gironda, Ron Goodman, Ginger and all the musicians who played on the album.

"Freedom Now" is dedicated to Nelson Mandela.

appears courtesy of Capitol Records
Ms. Bobbye Hall appears courtesy of 20th Century Records
appears courtesy of Reprise/Warner Brothers Records

The "dG" in the runouts is etched, very similar to a treble clef symbol representing Don Grossinger's signature.