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Theo Travis: Double Talk
by John Kelman
The British jazz scene is filled with treasures often hidden from North American audiences. Woodwind multi- instrumentalist Theo Travis--who replaced Elton Dean in Soft Machine Legacy following the legendary saxophonist's unexpected passing in 2006--has his fingers in so many pies, however, that it's surprising he's not better known on the west side of the Atlantic. Along ...
Eleven Bowls Of Acidophilus Flute Salad
By Theo Travis
Label: Tonefloat
Released: 2006
Track listing: Flute Salads 1 - 11.
Theo Travis: Eleven Bowls of Acidophilus Flute Salad
by Anthony Shaw
Anyone who has wondered about the inclusion of music by the reputed space-rock band Gong in jazz annals should consider the recent release by the group's current saxophonist and flautist, Theo Travis. In addition to the well-received Earth to Ether, Travis has been active around the UK and abroad with his own band Cipher, but his ...
Earth To Ether
By Theo Travis
Label: 33 Jazz
Released: 2004
Track listing: The Mystic & The Emperor; 21st Century Schizoid Man; The Book; Marti; The Munich Train; This Frozen Time; Stewed Flute; Things Change; Full Moon Rising Part 2.
Theo Travis: View from the Edge & Earth to Ether
by John Kelman
Theo Travis is yet another British jazz artist well-known in his own country but sadly under-appreciated elsewhere, especially in North America. With nearly ten records to his name, and involvement with Canterbury-related group Gong, progressive rockers Porcupine Tree, and singer Anja Garbarek, daughter of Norwegian legend Jan, it's no surprise that Travis' own records reflect a ...
Theo Travis: Earth To Ether
by Chris May
Quirky, quietly trippy and deliciously uncategorisable, Earth To Ether is an oddity (we like odd) even by Theo Travis' standards. The British flautist/saxophonist's varied activities include leading a hardworking on-the-road straight-ahead band, co-leadership of ambient/electronica outfit Cipher and free improv trio Marshall Travis Wood, and ongoing composing, performing and producing collaborations with Daevid Allen's Gong and ...
