Chandler Travis, King of the World
“Only Everything“- The Casuals played this quite a bit for a few years, and I always loved it, clearly right in Aaron’s romantic yet rockin’ wheelhouse. He was fairly prolific, usually had a couple new songs ready to roll when
“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
Halloween Blowout 2020! featuring: The Catbirds- “Cheeseballs at Midnight” (new!) from “SOTW 2020” Travis & Shook- “Bob vs. the Boogie Men, Chapter 7” from the Incredible Casuals’ “Sammy Davis, Jr.” (Inedible Casserole #4) The Chandler Travis Philharmonette- “Other Thing” from
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
“Bombogenesis”– the Catbirds at the Midway, March 1, 2020, shot by Grateful Doug- I kept thinking that the Catbirds hadn’t played out since February, but this vid says otherwise; any other conclusions you can draw from it apart from enjoying Grateful
Catbirds streaming at AFCC Wed, Aug 5 promo trailer Look kids! A coming attractions vid for the Catbirds show Wednesday, Aug. 5! Behold!
“I Hear Your Heartbeat” – the Catbirds (w. special guests John Clark, Kami Lyle, & Berke McKelvey.) Recorded winter, 2019, by Chris Blood & Chandler Travis at Trout Towers and Babyland. Song of the Weak!!! 2018 (& beyond) by Chandler
“Three A’s“- CT demo w cameo appearances from Berke McKelvey, Kami Lyle, Joey Spampinato, Fred Boak, and Rikki Bates, plus bday greetings from Steve “Woo Woo” Wood, David Greenberger, Steve Shook, et al. My longtime lyricist/collaborator David “Davey Baby” Greenberger
“I Viborate” – the Catbirds at the Wellfleet Oyster Fest, Oct. 15, 2017; recorded and mixed by Chris Blood. The Catbirds had a fabulous time making their Oyster Fest debut a couple weeks ago, as you can hear; this is
“Why You Been Gone So Long” -the Catbirds with Sarah Swain (bass and lead vocal) at O’Shea’s Olde Inn, Dennis, MA., March 18, 2017, recorded by Mark Usher. We’ve been playing this old David Allen Coe chestnut in the Catbirds