Several years after she told us about her "Fast Car," singer-songwriter Tracy Chapman scored her biggest hit by tapping into the nation's love of standard blues changes. This week, Andrew and Dan dive into this number three hit, and name several alumni of Tufts University in the process. 

They say workplace relationships are never a good idea. But try telling that to Mr. Fleetwood. And also tell it to his friend Mac. And also Mac's wife. And then their other two co-workers who are also sleeping together. Because in 1977 these triple divorcees managed to write one of the greatest albums and songs of all time. This week Andrew and Dan talk about that!

The brothers return to the pod for a triumphant third time, but unfortunately it's their swan song. This week, Andrew and Dan learn the increeedibly detailed history of this forgotten Bee Gees hit that well and truly marked the dying of disco.

Remember that Denzel Washington/Rami Malek movie from a few years ago? The Little Things? I think Jared Leto was in it? Well, this song isn't about that. It was actually recorded half a century earlier! By a lady named after a cat! This week, Andrew and Dan do their best to talk about that.

The inexplicably popular Percy Faith returns to the podcast with another eeeeeasy listening adventture into the world of cinema. This time with can-can dancers, Australian maximalist directors, and French artists that cruel film trailer voiceovers refer to as "grotesque." 

On perhaps their most controversial, jaw-dropping episode ever, Andrew and Dan travel back to the height of the Latin Explosion to hear all about a woman that will make you go insane. And perhaps they go insane in the process! They're really living the crazy life on this one if you know what we mean.

If you're tuning into this episode to hear about jazz and pop legend Nat King Cole — We're sorry! If you're tuning into this episode to hear about a bunch of Los Angeles freak-os that eat uncooked soup and live in the woods — You're welcome! Andrew and Dan are traveling back to 1948 (again!) to hear all about a unique California lifestyle that Andrew simply detests.

This week, Andrew and Dan take a journey back to the 1940s for another look at Post-War America's Questionable Taste. After trying her hand at carnival barking and working for diner scraps, music legend struck gold when she took a stab at "comedy" or at least what passed for comedy in a very different time. Enjoy?

In an unprecedented episode, Andrew and Dan revisit a year they JUST covered in order to discuss a massive song from the turn of the century that somehow failed to top the charts. Yes, it's a country crossover hit about how nice it is to know you're lover is capable of drawing breath. Ya gotta have Faith. And a third thing to end this description!

As a new millennium dawned in America, guitar legend Carlos Santana decided it was finally time to become even more famous and successful than he already was. But to do that, he needed a little help from every young popular artist of the era as well as famous weirdo Wyclef Jean. This week, Andrew and Dan dig into the making of this song that probably reminds you of a story from the west side.