When did Vanessa Carlton release a thousand miles?

“A Thousand Miles” topped the Adult Contemporary charts in 2002. It was nominated for “Song of the Year” at Grammy Award in 2003, where Vanessa Carlton performed it on the show. This track was featured in the film “White Chicks” (2004).

Who are the White Chicks in a thousand miles?

This song features prominently in the 2004 movie White Chicks, starring Shawn and Marlon Wayans as FBI agents who go undercover as white girls. The agents are nearly busted when they’re riding in a car with some real white chicks when “A Thousand Miles” comes on and they don’t know the words like every white girl should.

Who is the black guy in a thousand miles?

The agents are nearly busted when they’re riding in a car with some real white chicks when “A Thousand Miles” comes on and they don’t know the words like every white girl should. Later in the movie, we find out that it’s the favorite song of another character in the film, who happens to be a big black guy (Terry Crews).

Who sings thousand miles?

“A Thousand Miles” (originally titled “Interlude”) is the debut single written and recorded by American pop singer Vanessa Carlton.

Who was the original singer of a thousand miles?

From the first ivory tinklings, any listener could tell the pop ballad would forever change radio waves. Granted, Alicia Keys was climbing charts around the same time, but Carlton’s guts and melodies empowered a whole new class of earnest femme-identifying singer-songwriters including Nellie McKay and Sara Bareilles.

Do you think time would pass US by by Vanessa Carlton?

Do you think time would pass us by? Do you think time would pass me by? The lead single for Carlton’s debut album Be Not Nobody, “A Thousand Miles” has solidified itself over the years as an Internet sensation that cross through all forms of media.