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26 mag 2013 · Marshall Chapman has just released her 13th album, Blaze of Glory. She speaks about it, and her discovery of rock 'n' roll while growing up in the Jim Crow South, with NPR's Rachel Martin; click ...
More than 50 years after she left Spartanburg, South Carolina, for Nashville, Marshall Chapman returned to her hometown to share her songs and stories from the same stage she'd played as a 6 year old during a piano recital.Joined by two of Nashville's most talented and literate artists, she opened her April 16 homecoming concert, appropriately, with Gram Parsons’ Hickory Wind, his ode to ...
Songwriter and solo artist Marshall Chapman came up in the Nashville music scene during the rise of outlaw country in the early '70s. A country-rocker with eclectic stylistic tendencies, she had a hit in 1977 with the song "Somewhere South of Macon" from her debut album, Me, I'm Feelin' Free.
Marshall’s songs recorded by other artists. All I Want Is Everything – Mindy McCready. Bad Debt – Saffire: The Uppity Blues Women. Better Off Without You – Emmylou Harris, Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio. Betty’s Bein’ Bad – Sawyer Brown, Mats Radberg & Rankarna. Beyond My Wildest Dreams – Siobhan Mayer-Kennedy.
Marshall Chapman Follow Artist + Country-rocker who had a hit with 1977's "Somewhere South of Macon," later providing songs for Joe Cocker, Jimmy Buffet, Emmylou Harris, and more.
12 mag 2020 · Marshall Chapman, “Songs I Can’t Live Without" (Tallgirl Records) As Marshall Chapman sings the great North American songbook on her new album, the style of tunes chosen is all over the map, probably because they came from such diverse locales as New York, Tennessee, Detroit, Oklahoma and Canada.
