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SUMMARY:Lucy Kaplansky
LOCATION:The Freight & Salvage\, 2020 Addison Street\, Berkeley\, CA 94704
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 8:00PM Event Summary Saturday\, November 21\, 2026 8:00PM Lucy Kaplansky L
 ucy Kaplansky She started out singing in Chicago folk music clubs as a tee
 nager. Then\, barely out of high school\, Lucy Kaplansky took off for New 
 York City. There she found a fertile community of songwriters and performe
 rs—Suzanne Vega\, Steve Forbert\, The Roches\, and others. With a beauti
 ful flair for harmony\, Lucy was everyone’s favorite singing partner\, b
 ut most often she found herself singing as a duo with Shawn Colvin. People
  envisioned big things for them\; in fact\, The New York Times said it was
  “easy to predict stardom for her.” But then Lucy dropped it all. Conv
 inced that her calling was in another direction\, Lucy left the musical fa
 st track to pursue a doctorate in clinical psychology. Upon completing her
  degree\, Dr. Kaplansky took a job at a New York hospital working with chr
 onically mentally ill adults\, and also started a private practice. Yet sh
 e continued to sing. Lucy was often pulled back into the studio by her fri
 ends\, (who now had contracts with record labels) wanting her to sing on t
 heir albums. She harmonized on Colvin’s Grammy-winning "Steady On\," and
  on Nanci Griffith’s "Lone Star State of Mind" and "Little Love Affairs.
 " She also landed soundtrack credits\, singing with Suzanne Vega on "Prett
 y in Pink" and with Griffith on "The Firm\," and several commercial credit
 s as well—including “The Heartbeat of America” for Chevrolet. Then S
 hawn Colvin—who was itching to produce a record—hooked up with Lucy\, 
 her ex-singing partner. They went into the studio\, and when Lucy’s solo
  tapes got into the hands of Bob Feldman\, president of Red House Records\
 , he was blown away. Suddenly\, Lucy was back in the music busi\n\nhttps:/
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