Crab Napkin – CTP 2004
“Crab Napkin“- the Chandler Travis Philharmonic, recorded at Harry’s Roadhouse, Hyannis, MA., Aug. 17, 2004, by Chris Blood, mixed by C.T. Thinking of putting out an album of this stuff, as it was a great night at a place we
Chandler Travis, King of the World
“Crab Napkin“- the Chandler Travis Philharmonic, recorded at Harry’s Roadhouse, Hyannis, MA., Aug. 17, 2004, by Chris Blood, mixed by C.T. Thinking of putting out an album of this stuff, as it was a great night at a place we
Lester EP– *”Renegade Son”, **”Blue Diamond”, “Pop Your Best Life”, and “Call Me”- recorded by Chris Blood at *Trout Towers,**the Orleans Inn, and the Chatham Sands in 1994 and ’95.Lester was the first band I was in with Steve “Woo Woo” Wood in the early to mid-nineties, which also
“I Got to Move“- Lester – recorded by Chris Blood at Trout Towers, circa 1992. Lester was a fabulous little band that only lasted a couple years in the early nineties, comprised of Steve Wood, Jay Cournoyer, Cliff Letsche, and
Chandler was interviewed by Tony Peters for the Icon Fetch interview podcast (IconFetch.com: “Where the Legends of Music are Found”). They talk about the various bands, the two most recent albums, origins of songs, songwriting methods, and all sorts of
A collection of 21 holiday favorites (mostly originals) by Chandler Travis and his various musical pals, including the Incredible Casuals and the Chandler Travis Philharmonic, all in a variety of flimsy disguises, not to mention the amazing Steve “Woo-Woo” Wood
The Radio Ball Series By John Swenson [ed note: this is an unedited version of the review which originally appeared in Stereophile] Radio Ball, Vols. 1-22. Iddy Biddy 7652-7673. (2000). Chandler Travis, prod. and eng. AAD TT: 44:14 — 51:36.