Chandler Travis, King of the World
“That’s the Way Uh-huh Uh-huh Bob Likes It” – Travis & Shook, recorded live at the Roxy, Hollywood, CA., late seventies (love to know the dates, if anyone out there has a clue!) From “Memoirs of an Opening Act” available
Chandler was interviewed by Tony Peters for the Icon Fetch interview podcast (IconFetch.com: “Where the Legends of Music are Found”). They talk about the various bands, the two most recent albums, origins of songs, songwriting methods, and all sorts of
Chandler was recently interviewed for the Verse Chaos Verse podcast over at SpeakerCreatures.com. They talk about Chandler & Steve meeting George Carlin, what drives Chandler, and possible new albums. Listen to the podcast here. We highly recommend it.
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
By Dave Howell, Special to The Morning Call 7:43 p.m. EDT, August 4, 2012 “Badly dressed men having way too much fun” is how Chandler Travis describes his Chandler Travis Philharmonic. “It’s a disaster. Look away! Look away!” Actually, it is
Chandler Travis is on tour. This is not at all unusual, as he has been a traveling “writer/song-singer” (his words) for the better part of 30 years, with varying levels of success. He’s slipped in and out of various bands
Friday (November 4) Chandler Travis Philharmonic Le Bon Temps Roule, 11pm Massachusetts-based guitarist, vocalist and songwriter Chandler Travis first toured nationally with comedian George Carlin backing band. In the 1990s, he formed the Chandler Travis Philharmonic, a sprawling, prolific ensemble
By Bill Lynch CHARLESTON, W.V. — Chandler Travis laughs easily. He’s got a lot to laugh about. For the most part, he’s a man who’s gotten to do what he wants. The singer, guitarist, bandleader and former newspaper columnist’s
CTP3O at Caffe Lena? No, it wasn’t the latest Star Wars droid. It was, instead, another Chandler Travis musical project coming to Nippertown. As in his many other bands, Chandler is the ring master of the circus, albeit a little
If George Carlin joined NRBQ, backed by the Mothers of Invention—no, if Captain Beefheart and Sun Ra commandeered the Village People . . . Hell, analogies are worthless when it comes to describing Chandler Travis’ “avant-jazz omnipop.” Travis has been