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Tracy Chapman

Tracy Chapman

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Oct 27, 2026

Shana WallensteinHOST
50:05
We'll get back to Fall Break.
Shana WallensteinHOST
50:06
I was thinking about that this morning because I heard the Tracy Chapman song.
Shana WallensteinHOST
50:09
And so I started thinking about...
Shana WallensteinHOST
50:12
The kid who played the Tracy Chapman song at an Idealism in Action, like one of our first ones.
Shana WallensteinHOST
50:18
Yeah.
Shana WallensteinHOST
50:18
And Bob Gillespie being, of blessed memory, being like, what the fuck? Bob, it's a revolution.
ColleenHOST
9:55
Matt did this music trivia game at the end where we all just started shouting out music things, which is very fun.
ColleenHOST
10:01
And the last one was the very last one was Fast Car by Tracy Chapman.
ColleenHOST
10:05
And I like I got it right away.
ColleenHOST
10:07
And Alex was sitting there and I was like, fast car.
BGGUEST
8:41
Yeah, Soulsters.
BGGUEST
8:42
We heard a lot of Tracy Chapman in our family.
BGGUEST
8:44
Oh, true.
BGGUEST
8:45
Miles Davis.
David EastaughHOST
36:49
So, you know, women were looked at as chicks, really, weren't they? And it was very different.
David EastaughHOST
36:55
And there was even people wrote books, I mean, on the groupie as this is just what is kind of expected of for a lot of bands to have that as a, as a just that's what it is that's where you got into music so to have a feminist role model was very important during that time because you had you know like you had Grace Slick and Janice Joplin and lots of others but then you know out of the 70s you got Carole King, Joni Mitchell, Janice Ian you know, there was this sort of the birth of the singer-songwriter that then goes into the 80s with Susan Vague and Michel Schacht and Tracy Chapman but they, and oh yeah, before that you'd had Joan Armatraden in the 70s as well but, you know, it was, it probably wasn't an easy sell because I would imagine each of those record labels were saying could we just, could you just have a bit more, I don't know.
David EastaughHOST
37:47
flesh on display and sexualize your look whereas like not
Kathryn PepperGUEST
37:51
only got very lucky in the sense that not luck well luck luck was part of it but obviously she was she was in a position where she was allowed to be herself as an artist and I think partly that is I mean I could be wrong but it could be because when she met David Crosby he was massively in awe of her and I know he remained in awe of her the whole of his life But he introduced her to his manager, which was David Geffen.
Pedro PascalGUEST
52:18
And I just didn't blink.
Pedro PascalGUEST
52:22
I was like, what is this? I remember the first time I saw Tracy Chapman.
Pedro PascalGUEST
52:27
I remember the first time I saw the Sinead O'Connor's Nothing Compares to You.
Pedro PascalGUEST
52:33
And just literally being
Michael BerryHOST
24:11
I don't know.
Michael BerryHOST
24:11
I mean, there's a Tracy Chapman story like that in the park.
Michael BerryHOST
24:15
I don't know.
Michael BerryHOST
24:16
I hope it's true.
EricHOST
37:52
100,000 tickets were sold roughly.
JamesHOST
37:56
I think Tracy Chapman was there.
EricHOST
37:59
I'm not sure now.
EricHOST
38:00
Wait, pause.
Leland SklarGUEST
138:55
And I'd spent 10 years doing that with her.
Leland SklarGUEST
138:57
I ended up on the road with Tracy Chapman because she was going to be doing...
Leland SklarGUEST
139:08
Farm Aid, I think in 93, she was going to be doing Farm Aid and they had booked Bob Glob for, but what they did was they called Bob, I think Elliot Roberts called him and, you know, they said, are you available? And I think he said, yeah, but they never confirmed it.
Leland SklarGUEST
139:22
And like the day before Farm Aid, they called Bob and they said, you know, so here's airlines.
Scott PaschHOST
36:04
That's a broad level of taste because...
Scott PaschHOST
36:08
I'm not saying I only listen to punk rock, but like, I mean, I'll put on a Tracy Chapman record.
Scott PaschHOST
36:13
I love me some Kesha.
Scott PaschHOST
36:15
Like, you know, I'm not, I'm not only the person I am, like Ellen John, whatever, but like, you know, I, I was on the O positive committee as a festival up here and I couldn't decide if that noise band or ambient band was any good at all.
Elsa ChangCORRESPONDENT
47:41
Like we hear introductions, we hear the applause.
Elsa ChangCORRESPONDENT
47:44
Ladies and gentlemen, electoral recording artist Tracy Chapman.
Elsa ChangCORRESPONDENT
47:48
We hear the clinking of glasses, bottles.
Elsa ChangCORRESPONDENT
47:52
What do you think all that ambiance adds to the listening experience? For

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