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Chandler Travis Three-o – “Ronald”
“Ronald” – the Chandler Travis Three-O w. special guest Ken Field, live at the Harvest Gallery Wine Bar, August 5th, 2011. Recorded by The Valet. A small band version of a song from the CTP’s “Tarnation & Alastair Sim”
Schenectady Daily Gazette – Chandler Travis promises outrageous event
by Michael Hochanadel Edition: Schenectady/Albany; Final Section: D: Life & Arts Page: D2 The Chandler Travis Philharmonic may be about the most fun you can have with your clothes on — as goofy and musically various as NRBQ (with whom
Albany Times Union – A few questions for Chandler Travis
by Michael Janairo, Arts & Entertainment Editor The Boston Globe calls the Chandler Travis Philharmonic “Dixieland, pop, avant-jazz, rock…and fully over the top.” Around since the fall of 1996, CTP has created something like 3 million albums and more than
Puremusic interview with Chandler Travis
It was the last time that I went to Folk Alliance, this singer songwriter convention. It was in San Diego that year, February of 2004, that I first ran into Chandler Travis. Several floors of a moderately good hotel are
A Crazy Carnival of Sound
Chandler Travis makes most of his eclectic ideas “If you’re a musician, and you like both Thelonious Monk and the Ramones, you want to get little bits of both of them in [the music],” says Chandler Travis. (Barry Donahue) By
Chandler Travis Philharmonic Places A Call From The Abyss
by Rob Conroy, Cape Cod Chronicle The first Chandler Travis Philharmonic album in five years was just unleashed. I believe it’s called “Tarnation & Alastair Sim.” But it might also be called “Kitty;” the disc itself simply says “Al.” It’s
Chandler Travis Philharmonic – Tarnation and Alastair Sim (a/k/a “Kitty”)
The first Chandler Travis Philharmonic album in five years makes up for lost time with forty-eight (yes- 48!) tracks of utter insanity, including magnum opuses like “I’m Chandler’s Butterfly”, complete with sitar, mandocello, and 4 drum kits; the afro-pop influenced