now - what to eat? - June 19, 2007
. . .at the moment, near Tiger's home, that equals mulberries, fluke, lamb's quarters, strawberries, striped bass, and spring honey.
Mmmmmmm. . .
Mmmmmmm. . .
chocolate tiger: news
air otter - May 9, 2007
This Spring finds Chocolate Tiger reaching the ears of a wider audience through international radio play. 2007 is year of the Pig, and that suits the Tiger just fine. When not making music, caring for livestock occupies a good bit of time.
a grand beginning - April 3, 2006
The debut CHOCOLATE TIGER album is available as of today.
Find the "buy" button and you are a minute away from having one sent to you.
Be one of the first ten people to order it and receive a special treat at your door sent directly from the tiger's lair.
Find the "buy" button and you are a minute away from having one sent to you.
Be one of the first ten people to order it and receive a special treat at your door sent directly from the tiger's lair.
the end of an error arrives - April 3, 2006
The eagerly anticipated first release by CHOCOLATE TIGER has arrived.
Produced by Nicholas Naylor-Leyland and the highly esteemed trumpeter Michael Leonhart, the album plows fearlessly into both uncharted musical waters and well-trafficked ports alike, while fearlessly flouting the vicissitudes of what is hip. It features guest appearances from NYC luminaries Oren Bloedow (slide guitar), David Hoffman (drums), Peck Allmond (woodwinds/horns), David Adler (guitar) and Cyro Baptista (percussion).
A full-fledged and well-seasoned baker's dozen, the songs feature protagonists ranging from seriously illegal alien to clever lizard to haplessly hot snowman.
This is music built to last: careful listening will be rewarded as layers of flavors reveal themselves over days, months and years. Feast your ears and feed your mind on this eclectic banquet of musical tastes.
Produced by Nicholas Naylor-Leyland and the highly esteemed trumpeter Michael Leonhart, the album plows fearlessly into both uncharted musical waters and well-trafficked ports alike, while fearlessly flouting the vicissitudes of what is hip. It features guest appearances from NYC luminaries Oren Bloedow (slide guitar), David Hoffman (drums), Peck Allmond (woodwinds/horns), David Adler (guitar) and Cyro Baptista (percussion).
A full-fledged and well-seasoned baker's dozen, the songs feature protagonists ranging from seriously illegal alien to clever lizard to haplessly hot snowman.
This is music built to last: careful listening will be rewarded as layers of flavors reveal themselves over days, months and years. Feast your ears and feed your mind on this eclectic banquet of musical tastes.