Chandler Travis, King of the World
“The Strongman of North America, mix 1” -the Chandler Travis Philharmonic -recorded and mixed by Ducky Carlisle at Dimension and Ice Station Zebra. This is our first preview of “The Strongman of North America”, one of the songs from the
The Chandler Travis Philharmonic has kept a low profile the past couple of years while Chandler has enjoyed developing two great new bands, the Catbirds and the Chandler Travis Three-O (the latter being a smaller, satellite version of the Philharmonic
“Rich Woman“- The Chandler Travis Philharmonic at a private party in Dennis, MA., May 26, 2012, recorded by Anton “Fred” Jodsworth T. Boak (aka The Valet). Always loved this old song, which I first heard on a fantastic compilation of
“Maybe This is Our Year / My Blue Heaven” – recorded by The Valet (that’s me!) at Janice & Billy Perkins’ Birthday Hootenanny, July 26, 2014 – Chandler premiered this song in January 2013 during a Cape & Islands Radio interview. Pretty
We here at Chandler Travis World HQ have been all atwitter about the news that there is a new CD in the works. We tried like darn to keep our collective mouths shut until it was official, and now we
This is the Valet here, Chandler asked me to write something for the long-overdue Chapter Four of our continuing series here at Chandler Travis World HQ, “The Evolution of Disappointment.” In this chapter we re-visit the first performance of the
“Let’s Have Some Fun” -the Chandler Travis Philharmonic at the Bethlehem Musikfest, August 5, 2012 (board mix) -it’s the CTP covering an old Slim Saunders song I got from my friend Rob Hart (aka the Bully of Broadcasting), rockin’ pretty
“Disappointment”- piano rehearsal with Cliff Spencer, March or April, 2012 – We have an interesting problem in the Philharmonic / Three-O, which is the presence of two excellent keyboardists, alphabetically (and left to right), Berke McKelvey and Cliff Spencer. Now,
Tada! We promised you a second part to our Chatham, MA 4th of July parade “Song of the Weak!!!” and as you can see now … we weren’t lying. But what more is there to say that I didn’t
Last year we performed in our first Chatham, MA 4th of July parade, riding on a flatbed trailer towed behind a septic system pump truck. With the generator and the way we were arranged on the truck, it was