''Car Tape'' is the third album by
Melbourne
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singer-songwriter
Lisa Miller. It is an album of
covers and was released in Australia in 2002 on Raoul Records.
The album peaked at number 8 on the
Australian heatSeekers and at number 24 on the Australian alternative chart
Miller's most highly acclaimed album, it was nominated for the following 2002
ARIA
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Awards:
*Best Female Artist (won by
Kasey Chambers
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)
*Best Independent Release (won by
1200 Techniques
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)
*Best Adult Contemporary Album (won by
Paul Kelly)
Track listing
#"The Boy That Radiates That Charm" (
Arthur Alexander)
#"Why Not Your Baby?" (
Gene Clark
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)
#"Words For Sadness" (
Tim Rogers)
#"Better Days" (
Bill Withers)
#"Have A Little Mercy" (
Jean Wells
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)
#"Evil" (
Steve Miller)
#"Something's On Your Mind" (Cover of the
Karen Dalton version of the
Dino Valenti song)
#"Nothing Takes The Place Of You" (
Toussaint McCall
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His one major success was with "Nothing Takes the Place of You", which reached #5 in the US R&B chart, issued on Ronn Records in 1967. Although furth ...
)
#"Give Back The Key To My Heart" (
Doug Sahm
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)
#"Nobody Knows Me Like My Baby" (
Lyle Lovett
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)
#"
Say You Don't Mind" (
Denny Laine
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/
Colin Blunstone)
#"No Place To Fall" (
Townes Van Zandt)
#"We Love Each Other" (
Charlie Rich
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)
References
2002 albums
Lisa Miller (singer-songwriter) albums
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