Doggy Bag
“Doggy Bag“- The Incredible Casuals- Sept. 3rd (Labor Day), 2006, recorded by Chris Blood, mixed by Rikki Bates and Chandler Travis Well, we got kind of sentimental, as we tend to around Memorial Day and July 4th and Labor Day,
Chandler Travis, King of the World
“Doggy Bag“- The Incredible Casuals- Sept. 3rd (Labor Day), 2006, recorded by Chris Blood, mixed by Rikki Bates and Chandler Travis Well, we got kind of sentimental, as we tend to around Memorial Day and July 4th and Labor Day,
This erotic solo fantasia covers everything that can be done between a man and woman, plus many things that can’t. The melting hot swooping sounds of “Sensuous Bedfellow” make actually getting laid almost redundant, or at least way less urgent-
“The Ivan Variations” – The Chandler Travis Philharmonic This Groundhog Day, Tuesday, Feb. 2nd, the Chandler Travis Philharmonic, in association with Iddy Biddy Records, is proud to release “The Ivan Variations”, a full-length album that features 12 wildly different versions
“Give My Regards To Ray“- Chandler Travis, from the new release “After She Left (and then some… )” – In 2009, I put out an album called “After She Left” that was mainly made up of acoustic ballads, recorded largely with
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
“The Incredible Casuals’ Bottomless Pit: Singles, Rarities, & Sundries, 1980 – 2010” – I’ve been looking forward to this one, which features our first three singles from 1981 and ’82, plus the B side of a single that never came
“The Incredible Casuals Play Ernest Noyes Brookings” – As many of you know, my longtime lyricist and favored colleague David Greenberger has developed quite a cottage industry over the last four decades or so based on his magazine “The Duplex
“Fruit Bat Fun: Songs For Children of Crazy Persons” – by the Chandler Travis Peoples, featuring the Chandler Travis Philharmonic, Lippy Blappinklappy, Travis, Shook & the Club Wow, Ken Field & Friends, and the Trendsetters. Once upon a time, some
Pete Labonne: “The Sound of Doom”- written and performed by Pete Labonne and recorded by him at the Hodgepodge Lodge in Lake Luzerne, NY; from the album “Meditation Garden” (expanded edition)“. Strangely, I think I met Pete right around when I first met Paulette, about twenty years ago-
“Where’s My Horse” by Paulette Humanbeing, author, singer, instrumentalist, artist, and raconteur. I’ve been dying to put out a Paulette album for almost twenty years, and am absolutely ticked to be finally doing so! We’ve had the pleasure of having