Chandler Travis, King of the World
This week on “Song of the Weak”, the Catbirds (well, most of us, anyway -Dinty couldn’t make it) perform Paul Westerburg’s “Eyes Like Sparks” (complete with new instrumental bridge!) at Rikki’s surprise party a few weeks ago at Joe’s Beach
We’re back to video for this week’s “Song of the Weak!!!” Our friend Chef Tony Scungilli, chef/owner of one of our favorite Cape Cod restaurants Terra Luna and DJ/host of The Squid Jigger’s Blend show on community radio WOMR/WFMR, shot
Due to snow and illness, the Chandler Travis Philharmonic’s opening set for Lord Russ’ CD release party (at the Iron Horse in Northampton, MA on February 22, 2013) was performed not by the Philharmonic but instead by the rarely seen
Chandler dropped by the studios of Community Radio station WMNF (88.5 FM in Tampa, FL) today to chat with DJ KTUF of Jangle Junction about all his various bands and to play a few songs live. For those of
Well, we did it again – we made it thru Cavalcade Season!!! All three events (in addition to the Somerville & Cape Cod Cavalcades, we also helped organize an evening at WHAT where the Cavalcade met Yule for Fuel) were
Review and video by Joel Patterson When I say “there’s something like ecstasy at every Chandler Travis concert,” I’m not talking about the drug – I mean the real thing. This guy is a sorcerer – something happens that goes way beyond the
Saturday, November 4, 2012 was the mmmm-mmmm’th birthday of our friend/booking agent/publicist/den mother/chef/innkeeper (did we say friend? … because really that’s what’s most important) Denise Borden. Denise has been a treasure for us over the last several years (has it
We here at Chandler Travis Headquarters could not have been more pleased when we saw this video of a couple of kids reciting Chandler’s poem “I threw some meat into the pond”. Well done, boys. Well done.
Review and video by Joel Patterson Photographs by Al Goldberg and Timothy Reidy Okay, so you’re determined to write an algorithm that will capture the magic that is the Chandler Travis Philharmonic. The pj’s and bathrobes, that’s easy to program, and the goofy hats. Every
This is not your father’s philharmonic. The nine-piece band (and the pieces are varied – trumpet, trombone, saxophone, clarinet, mandolin, accordion, harmonica, et al.) performed in Shepard Park Wednesday night, July 11, as part of the Lake George Arts Project free summer concert