In a memorable moment at Sunday's Grammy Awards, Tracy Chapman took the stage alongside country sensation Luke Combs to deliver a soul-stirring rendition of her 1988 classic, "Fast Car." The highly anticipated performance had the audience on its feet, and it marked a special collaboration that resonated with fans of both artists.

Chapman, known for her private nature, showcased her musical prowess as she played her acoustic guitar while Combs joined in for a heartfelt duet. The chemistry between the two artists was palpable, and the crowd's enthusiastic response was evident throughout the performance.

The country star, Luke Combs, expressed his admiration for "Fast Car" in an introductory video played before the duet. He shared, "It was my favorite song before I knew what a favorite song was." Combs' cover of the iconic track, released in July, contributed to a resurgence in its popularity.

The performance culminated in a well-deserved standing ovation from the Grammy audience, with notable figures like Oprah Winfrey seen cheering excitedly. Luke Combs earned a Grammy nomination for Best Country Solo Performance for his rendition of "Fast Car," showcasing the song's enduring impact across genres.

Tracy Chapman, despite her private lifestyle, has experienced a renewed spotlight as "Fast Car" regained popularity through Combs' cover. The last time Chapman toured was in 2009, and her rare live appearance in 2020 on "Late Night with Seth Meyers" added to the anticipation surrounding her Grammy appearance.

The collaboration propelled the new version of "Fast Car" to the top of the Country Airplay chart, making Chapman the first Black woman to achieve this feat since the chart's inception in 1990. Additionally, Chapman claimed the No. 1 spot on Billboard's Country Songwriters chart, attributing the success to Combs' powerful interpretation.

"Fast Car" was Chapman's debut single and secured her a Grammy in 1989 for Best Female Pop Vocal Performance, along with nominations for Record and Song of the Year. She also won awards for Best New Artist and Best Contemporary Folk Album that year.

In a remarkable twist, both Tracy Chapman and Luke Combs received CMA awards for "Fast Car" in November, with Chapman's individual win occurring 35 years after the song's debut. The enduring impact of "Fast Car" continues to captivate audiences, proving that great music transcends time and genres.