Chad Tracy
Austin, Texas, United States | Established. Jan 01, 1997 | SELF
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On Come Hell or High Water, Jane Bond steps away from her blues chanteuse persona for a set of country-flavored duets with singer-songwriter Chad Tracy. No one will mistake this pairing for George Jones and Tammy Wynette, but the results are still highly listenable country rock. Tracy, who penned the majority of the tunes, possesses an eye and ear for traditional twang, writing of relationships and places he's been with rare self-confidence in a debut effort. The Tex-Mex flavored "The Border," sweetly shuffling "Right Time of the Night," and rambunctious title track all stand out, especially with the unshakable backing of fiddler Erik Hokkanen and Bradley Williams' accordion. Bond fans will appreciate weeper "In the Stars," her sole writing effort, which highlights her sexy vocals. Bond and Tracy make a good match, come what may. - Austin Chronicle
Discography
“Hell or High Water” by Jane Bond and Chad Tracy released in 2006
“Honeymoon Classics” Chad Tracy solo album released in 2008
“Carried Away By The Crowd” Chad Tracy and The Tritone Subs released in 2022
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Chad Tracy began his music career at age 14 playing in local bands in Madison, WI. After graduating college he moved with his band to San Francisco, California. In the Bay Area he played gigs opening for Karl Denison’s Tiny Universe and studied music with local jazz luminaries such as Mimi Fox and Brian Pardo. In 2002 he moved to Philadelphia and studied at The University of The Arts with jazz legends Pat Martino and Jimmy Bruno. In 2003 he moved to Austin, Texas, where he has established himself as a musician by playing venues including The Saxon Pub, The Elephant Room, and Antone’s.
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