Mary Chapin Carpenter: The Age of Miracles
Rumination on life and love In 2001, Mary Chapin Carpenter abandoned her sassy country twang to release time* sex* love, a brooding folk album filled with poignant musings and prayers for inner peace. After nine years and two albums of near-formulaic somber meditations, Carpenter is still trudging down that grueling path.... read more
Found in: Music, ReviewsMary Chapin Carpenter - The Calling
Folk-pop so tasteful it’s almost not there read more
Found in: Music, ReviewsMary Chapin Carpenter
Mary Chapin Carpenter has her Grammys and CMA awards, but between tours she avoids the spotlight and keeps a low profile... read more
Found in: Music, FeaturesMary Chapin Carpenter - The Essential
Carpenter went to an Ivy League college and worked for a human rights organization (funded by R.J. Reynolds tobacco) until Columbia Nashville scooped her up in 1986. Her literate songwriting and musical blend of folk, rock, blues, singer-songwriter and country goes against every formula Nashville ever loved... read more
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