Chandler Travis, King of the World
Non-review profiles of Chandler, the Philharmonic and the Three-O
By Ed Bumgardner JOURNAL ARTS REPORTER Winston-Salem Journal No, Chandler Travis is not a wealthy man, but he is blessed with the riches of a cadre of friends and fans who believe in the power of fun-filled music taken to
by Fran Fried New Haven Register – As diverse as the guys in NRBQ get, it’s easy to peg them as a rock’n’roll band. Travis, though, defies that with his Philharmonic. African-rooted chants and beats, quirky They Might Be Giants-style
By BILL O’NEILL LIFESTYLE EDITOR Cape Cod Times Chandler Travis once described himself as the George Brent of rock ‘n’ roll. Remember George Brent? Probably not. He was a bland leading man who gained what little renown he still holds
By Jim Sullivan Boston Globe Thursday, February 11, 1999 Section Arts and Film, Page E5 A person has to have goals, and Chandler Travis — Cape Cod-based solo artist, singer-guitarist in the Incredible Casuals, and frontman/ namesake of the big
by Christopher Walsh Republic of Letters The clarinet squeaks into form, alto and tenor sax squall agreeably, the tuba blows low, the big bass waits it out, solid and sound … the trombone’s spit-valves are clearly fully operational. Like any