Grammy Awards: Mary Chapin Carpenter Nominated for Best Folk Album

Five-time Grammy Award-winning singer, songwriter and musician Mary Chapin Carpenter is nominated for Best Folk Album at the 64th Annual Grammy Awards for her record, One Night Lonely (Live), which premiered on PBS over the summer.

A rare solo performance, One Night Lonely (Live) was recorded last November at Carpenter's favorite venue, Virginia's legendary Wolf Trap, and features songs from across her acclaimed career including several from her latest studio album, The Dirt And The Stars. A DVD of the live concert, which premiered at PBS earlier this summer, is also now available. 


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Of the project, Carpenter reflects, "Strange yet magical, those are my words to describe the feeling of being alone on this hometown stage at Wolf Trap. I was struck by the stillness of the empty seats and the lonely echo of all this space. While I missed seeing the audience and feeling that connection, I was so grateful for the opportunity to play a show during the pandemic shut down." 

Over the course of her acclaimed career, Carpenter has sold over 15 million records. With hits like "Passionate Kisses" and "He Thinks He'll Keep Her," she has won five Grammy Awards (with 16 nominations), two CMA awards, two Academy of Country Music awards and is one of only fifteen female members of the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame.


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ONE NIGHT LONELY TRACK LIST

1. The Age of Miracles 

2. Chasing What's Already Gone 

3. Farther Along and Further In 

4. Sometimes Just The Sky 

5. I Have A Need For Solitude 

6. Something Tamed, Something Wild

7. Houston 

8. I Take My Chances

9. Grand Central Station

10. All Broken Hearts Break Differently 


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11. This Shirt 

12. I Am A Town 

13. Stones In The Road 

14. Heroes and Heroines

15. Old D-35

16. This Is Love 

17. John Doe No. 24

18. Don't Need Much To Be Happy 

19. He Thinks He'll Keep Her

20. Why Shouldn't We


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21. Twilight

22. Late For Your Life

23. The Hard Way 

24. Between The Dirt And The Stars 

25. The Things That We Are Made Of 

26. Traveler's Prayer

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