Beth Nielsen Chapman is the second album by singer-songwriter Beth Nielsen Chapman.^{[1][2][3][4][5]}

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Beth Nielsen Chapman
Studio album by Beth Nielsen Chapman
Released	25 September 1990
Studio	Javelina Recording Studios, 16th Avenue Sound, The Loft, Digital Recorders, Mastermix, Masterphonics, Alpha Studios, ACME Studios, Studio 55, Westlake Studios, Wisseloord Studios
Genre	Country
Length	54:59
Label	Reprise
Producer	Jim Ed Norman, Roscoe Beck, David Austin
Beth Nielsen Chapman chronology
Beth Nielsen Chapman (1990) You Hold the Key (1993)

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All tracks composed by Beth Nielsen Chapman; except where indicated

1. "Life Holds On"
2. "No System for Love"
3. "I Keep Coming Back to You" (Chapman, William Lloyd)
4. "Walk My Way" (Chapman, David Austin)
5. "All I Have" (Chapman, Eric Kaz)
6. "Child Again"
7. "Take It as It Comes"
8. "Down on My Knees"
9. "Avalanche"
10. "That's the Easy Part"
11. "Emily"
12. "Years"

• Beth Nielsen Chapman – vocals, acoustic guitar, piano, keyboards
• Bill Hinds, Bill Lloyd, Dean Parks, David Grissom, John Themis, Steve Gibson, Mitchell Watkins, Michael Landau, John Willis – guitar
• Mark Casstevens – mandolin, acoustic guitar
• Michael Rhodes, Leland Sklar, Paul Powell, Glenn Worf, Roscoe Beck, Craig Nelson, Edgar Meyer, Dee Murray – bass
• Sneaky Pete Kleinow – pedal steel
• John Barlow Jarvis, Randy Kerber, Matt Rollings – piano
• Phil Naish, Larry Steelman, Judd Miller – synthesizer
• David Collard – keyboards
• Paul Leim, Russ Kunkel – drums
• Tom Roady, Lenny Castro, Danny Cummings, Paulinho da Costa – percussion
• T. Nick Charles – triangle
• Joel Derouin – violin
• Bobby Taylor – oboe
• David Austin – drum programming
• Arnold McCuller, Bill Champlin, Tommy Funderbunk – backing vocals
• Nick DeCaro – string arranger, conductor
• Bruce Dukov – concertmaster
• John Casado – design, photography