Church of the Train Wreck

By Chip Taylor

What's Church of the Train Wreck about?

Songwriters Hall of Fame inductee Chip Taylor (Wild Thing, Angel of the Morning) muses on the joys and trials, good and bad of life and the music that helps make sense of it all.

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Church of the Train Wreck episodes:

01.15.2021
2 New Songs and a Hit
This is an audio version of a recent video podcast describing the creative process involved with Chip Taylor creating new songs.
08.26.2020
Series 2, Episode 8 - Buy a Whiskey for a Friend
Chip talks about his father's one regret in life.
08.20.2020
Series 2 Episode 7 - Lucky Guy
Chip talks about the role of luck in life and people's attitudes about luck.
08.12.2020
Series 2, Episode 6 - Dad and the Monkey
Chip recalls a childhood memory with his Dad and brothers at the zoo.
07.29.2020
Series 2, Episode 5 - NY to Norway & Back, Part 2
Taylor Swift isn't the only singer/songwriter to come up with a lock down album. Listen to how Chip and Goran Grini managed to create new music from their homes thousands of miles apart.
07.22.2020
Series 2, Episode 4 - NY to Norway & Back Part 1
How do you create new music when you are locked down at home and your collaborator is across the ocean?
07.15.2020
How to Act at a Bar
A quick story about public interactions in the pre-pandemic world.
07.05.2020
Series 2, Episode 2 - Old Lady Hobbling in the Rain.
Chip tells a story about a New York City street scene and debuts a new song.
06.24.2020
Thoughts of Losing a Friend (John Prine story)
Chip talks about losing his great friend, John Prine.

What's Church of the Train Wreck about?

Download our free app to listen on your phone

Church of the Train Wreck episodes:

2 New Songs and a Hit

Series 2, Episode 8 - Buy a Whiskey for a Friend

Series 2 Episode 7 - Lucky Guy

Series 2, Episode 6 - Dad and the Monkey

Series 2, Episode 5 - NY to Norway & Back, Part 2

Series 2, Episode 4 - NY to Norway & Back Part 1

How to Act at a Bar

Series 2, Episode 2 - Old Lady Hobbling in the Rain.

Thoughts of Losing a Friend (John Prine story)