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| | Ted Templeman - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
 | | It was Templeman and his colleague, Mo Ostin who convinced Warner Bros. to sign the group to the label and Templeman produced their eponymous first album. | | | In that year he produced the classic eponymous The Doobie Brothers album, followed the next year by the Doobies' Toulouse Street album which achieved platinum record status on the strength of the hit single "Listen to the Music". | | | In 1973 Templeman produced another classic, the eponymous Montrose album, released in November 1973. |
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| | "Black Water" |
| | That album contained the first hit single for the Doobies, "Listen to the Music" (number 11 in November, 1972). | | | It started off as an acoustic song, just an acoustic guitar for the first third of the record, then the drums come in. | | | There were formula pop records then." Templeman doesn't consider the record perfect. |
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http://www.superseventies.com/sw_blackwater.html
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| | Blackhearts Interview |
| | Ted is more "let's talk about it, what are you trying to go for on this song?" He tries to get it with the band with minimum or no overdubs. | | | The best way to put it is, as Ted views it, if you can't play a song on acoustic guitar or with just guitar and vocals, and have it get its point across, then something's not working. | | | They were absolutely floored by how well this band works together, and how quickly and musically efficient the band is. I didn't believe this, but according to them, most bands aren't able to walk into the studio and just blast out a tune without screwing it up a couple of times. |
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http://www.joanjett.com/interviews/1996/blkhts.html
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| | The Tikis: Reviews, Discography, Audio Clips, and more Music.com |
| | The group's sound was a mix of Merseybeat and more homegrown music, Beatles [+] songs interspersed with surf and car songs by the Beach Boys [+] and others. | | | The group was placed in the hands of Lenny Waronker [+], a young staff producer, who discovered a new Simon and Garfunkel song entitled "The 59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin' Groovy)," which he decided to record with the Tikis [+]. | | | Finding themselves under the spell of the Beatles [+] et al, they joined up with drummer Ted Templeman [+] and Ed James on lead guitar to form the Tikis [+] in the spring of 1964. |
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http://www.music.com/group/the_tikis/1
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| | Van Halen |
| | Ted Templeman was so impressed when he heard it, he told Ed to record it for the album. | | | In only 18 days, Van Halen recorded 25 songs from their live set and one new track, "Jamie's Cryin'," which was written during the sessions. | | | Produced by Ted Templeman at Sunset Sound Studios in Hollywood. |
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| | Ted Templeman - Free Music Downloads, Videos, CDs, MP3s, Bio, Merchandise and Links |
| | In 1977, he discovered Van Halen in a Hollywood club, and a year later their hugely successful self-titled LP appeared; Templeman went on to helm all of Van Halen's albums through the classic 1984, in the process helping establish the quartet among the world's most popular rock bands. | | | Not only did Templeman assume vocal and guitar duties with the group, but he also arranged their tight harmonies, eventually even assisting producer Lenny Waronker in the studio. | | | Born October 24, 1944 in Santa Cruz, California, he began his musical career as a drummer in a variety of local bands; in time he joined the Tikis, who in 1966 evolved into Harpers Bizarre. |
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http://www.artistdirect.com/nad/music/artist/bio/0,,500654,00.html
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| | Reference.com/Encyclopedia/Van Halen |
| | The band moved into the studio with Templeman, quickly recorded their first album, and released it to immediate commercial success. | | | According to folklore, before the release of the first album, Eddie would play his solos with his back to audiences, to hide his technique from imitators. | | | The band toured for nearly a year on the basis of Van Halen, establishing their reputation as a talented and exciting live band. |
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http://www.reference.com/browse/wiki/Van_Halen
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| | Van Halen - Free Encyclopedia |
| | Their debut, self-titled album was released in 1978 and featured a new soloing technique called tapping: a technique utilizing both left and right hands on the guitar neck. | | | Gene Simmons of Kiss caught the band's show in Los Angeles, California in 1976, and financed a demo tape, but Kiss' management passed on signing the band, and the tape did not lead to a record contract because of the band's ignorance. | | | David Lee Roth entered the studio with the Van Halen brothers, Micheal Anthony, and the band's first producer, Ted Templeman. |
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http://www.wacklepedia.com/v/va/van_halen.html
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| | Classic Tracks: The Doobie Brothers' What a Fool Believes |
| | Thankfully, Templeman had faith in the song and its recording. | | | In fact, during the recording of the Doobies' previous album, Livin' on the Fault Line, McDonald would play the riff for producer Ted Templeman and he would always say, “You gotta finish that song. | | | I believe Ted Templeman played drums on that track.” |
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http://mixonline.com/mag/audio_doobie_brothers_fool/index.html
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| | Reunite David Lee Roth and Ted Templeman Petition |
| | Now is the time for you, Ted Templeman and the DLR Band to kick ass and give your hard-core fans an album of new Hard Rock music. | | | We, the undersigned, are requesting that you reunite with Producer Ted Templeman to create a new album of original, HARD ROCK, material. | | | The partnership of David Lee Roth and Ted Templeman has created some of the most influential Hard Rock music in history. |
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http://www.petitiononline.com/nais7081/petition.html
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| | Harpers Bizarre |
| | They were signed to Warner Bros. Records by producer Lenny Waronker, and scored one of the sunniest hit singles of the 1967 "Summer of Love" with a version of Paul Simon's "The 59th Street Bridge Song (Feelin' Groovy)", which climbed into the Top 20 of the national record charts. | | | In 1976, three members reunited to record the album, "As Time Goes By", which made little impact and was to be the group's last. | | | The band enjoyed successful tours and released four albums before changing musical tastes finally forced them into disbanding in 1970. |
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http://www.classicbands.com/harpers.html
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| | 1984 |
| | For the first time, the band recorded at Eddie's home studio which he dubbed "5150." The album was recorded quickly with very few instrumental overdubs, once again employing Ted Templeman as producer. | | | Dave and Ted wanted this song kept off the album, but Edward and Donn pushed for it. | | | Together as Top Jimmy and the Rhythm Pigs, they released an album in 1987 titled "Pigus Drunkus Maximus." Ed recorded this song using a Ripley stereo guitar. |
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http://www.classicvanhalen.com/albums_1984.shtml
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| | Unchained by Van Halen Songfacts |
| | Ted Templeman also produced the first MONTROSE album - where coincidentally, Sammy was the vocalist! | | | , Loveland, OH The executive was Ted Templeman the Prodducer of All 6 Van halen Albums as well as some of DLR's solo work and one Van Hagar album | | | This is my favourite VH song - C'mon Dave, give me a break! |
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http://www.songfacts.com/detail.php?id=1473
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| | VANHALEN |
| | With Templeman producing, Van Halen recorded their debut in 1978. | | | Producer Ted Templeman convinced Warner Brothers Records to sign the band. | | | Van Halen's self-titled first album endures as a testament to the group's vision, and set the standard for which a new generation of hard-rocking bands would strive. |
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| | C or D: Michael Anthony and Alex Van Halen as a rhythm section |
| | Ted Templeman made good sounding records, just check out the Beefheart album he did or the Dooby Brothers. | | | And I second the Ted Templeman nod - he & Landee made some of my favourite sounding records of all time. |
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http://ilx.wh3rd.net/thread.php?msgid=6348897
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| | Van Halen - Fair Warning (1981) |
| | The LP, produced by Ted Templeman, featured all original material by the band, including such in-concert favorites as "So This Is Love?," "Push Comes To Shove" and "Unchained." Originally trained as concert pianists, the Netherlands-born Van Halen brothers, Alex and Eddie, relocated to Los Angeles with their family in the late 60's. | | | Eddie learned to play drums and Alex picked up the guitar but by the time they formed their first group, Mammoth, they had switched instruments. | | | Released in the Spring of 1981, Fair Warning was Van Halen's fourth album and fourth consecutive million seller. |
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| | Van Halen MP3 Downloads - Van Halen Music Downloads - Van Halen Music Videos |
| | All of the components for a classic are represented -- excellent songs and high-octane performances (the excitement of their live show was captured perfectly by producer Ted Templeman) are used to create an invigorating, original sound. | | | All of the components for a classic are represented -- excellent songs and high-octane performances (the excitement of their live show was captured perfectly by producer Ted Templeman) are used to create an invigorating, original... | | | Van Halen's self-titled 1978 debut is undoubtedly one of the all-time best debuts by a hard rock/heavy metal band. |
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http://www.mp3.com/albums/16779/summary.html
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| | Van Halen - 1984 |
| | The album was released to widespread critical acclaim and compared with Montrose 's debut in 1974. | | | On the strength of Simmons' recommendation, producer Ted Templeman checked out the band, was duly impressed and convinced Warner Brothers Records to sign them. | | | With Templeman at the production desk, Van Halen entered the studio and recorded their self-titled debut in 1978. |
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| | John Hamilton's Ultimate Eric Clapton Discography - 1984 |
| | Eric Clapton is healthy again, and with a few listens to his new LP we're sure you'll agree. | | | Behind The Sun is a full blown production (Ted Templeman, Lenny Waronker and Phil Collins all lend their guidance) keeping Clapton's blues based sound on par with todays best studio techniques (i.e. | | | Producer - Ted Templeman, Lenny Waronker, Phil Collins |
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http://www.angelfire.com/hi2/Clapton3/1984.html
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| | Van Halen II |
| | Ted was surprised that Eddie could play an acoustic guitar just as well as an electric and suggested he write an acoustic instrumental for the new album. | | | Ed got the idea for this song after playing on an acoustic guitar during a New Year's Eve party at Ted Templeman's house on 12/31/78. | | | Ten days later it was finished, and again produced by Ted Templeman, who had worked wonders on Van Halen's first record. |
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http://www.classicvh.com/albums_vh2.shtml
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| | Browse by Label: REPRISE/WARNER (GERMANY) |
| | Throughout the album, the band -- Zoot Horn Rollo, guitar, steel guitar and mandolin; Rockette Morton, rhythm and bass guitar; Ed Marimba (Art Trip), drums and percussion; and Oréjon (Roy Estrada), bass -- cooks, Beefheart is in great voice and the sound is crystal clear. | | | The result was Clear Spot, the first of two albums in this compilation, one of Beefheart's best-sounding records. | | | Later that year, Beefheart released the 2nd album in this collection, the self-produced The Spotlight Kid, with a band consisting again of Zoot Horn Rollo, Rockette Morton and Ed Marimba, joined by Winged Eel Fingerling (Eliot Ingber), guitar, in addition to Drumbo, Ted Cactus and Rhys Clark on drums." -- Pete Johnson/liner notes. |
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| | JR.com: Aerosmith - Done With Mirrors in Music: Hard Rock: |
| | Produced by Van Halen/Montrose knob-twirler Ted Templeman, MIRRORS is a bare-bones Aerosmith record that was last the band recorded without the benefit of outside songwriters. | | | The results range from the rhythmically slinky "Shela" to the funky boogie of "The Hop." Elsewhere, songs such as the hard-hitting "My Fist Your Face" and the slide guitar-drenched "She's on Fire" show the band was able to shake the rust off after almost six years apart. | | | After starting off the '80s on the wrong foot because of personnel defections, changing music trends, and various personal and business problems, the original Aerosmith line-up reunited for 1985's DONE WITH MIRRORS. |
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| | Van Halen Links.com - Who is producing the new Van Halen CD |
| | I think probably Ted T. is producing it - however, would love to hear what Glen Ballard would do with the guys (I thought MWM, CGTSN and Humans Being were all outstanding efforts - and really captured the vibe of the band). | | | I would love to have Ted Templeman back as the producer. | | | That being said - who do you think will be producing the new CD - and or - who would you like to see produce the new CD? |
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http://www.vhlinks.com/vbforums/showthread.php?t=3964
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| | Harpers Bizarre 4 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | Two bonus tracks were added to the 2001 CD issue of this title: "Poly High" by Harry Nilsson, and "If We Ever Needed the Lord Before" by Thomas A. Dorsey. | | | "When the Band Begins to Play" (Dick Scoppettone/Ted Templeman) | | | "All Through the Night" (John Petersen/Dick Scoppettone/Ted Templeman) |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Harpers_Bizarre_4
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| | eBay - CD: Freakshow (UPC: 075992616829) |
| | Additional personnel: Bobby LaKind, Ted Templeman (percussion on "Hang On St. Christopher"), Garth Richardson (background vocals on "Thrill That Kills"). |
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http://product.ebay.com/Freakshow_UPC_075992616829_W0QQfvcsZ1226QQsoprZ3481411
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| | Ted Templeman |
| | Ted Templeman Is Credited On The Following CDs | | | Use of this web site constitutes acceptance of the Guitar Nine Records Terms of Use. | | | Guitar Nine Records Ted Templeman - Entire Site Search |
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http://www.guitar9.com/summtedtempleman.html
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| | stevelukather.net - Sessions |
| | The album's biggest hit the moody and sleek I keep forgettin', continues McDonald's unflinching look at heartbreak, and it is more R&B influenced than the previous Doobie Brothers work. | | | 1982's If that's what it takes is McDonald's first solo effort, and was recorded at the great recording studios like Warner Bros. and Sunset Sound and was co-produced by Ted Templeman and Lenny Waronker. |
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| | Hotcakes & Outtakes: 30 Years Of Little Feat |
| | TEXAS ROSE CAFE (Demo for Doobie Bros.) [3:32] Produced by TED TEMPLEMAN Engineered by BOBBY HATA Recorded and Mixed at UNITED/WESTERN RECORDERS, Hollywood, CA (2/5/71) 11. | | | BOOGIE (TRIPE FACE BOOGIE) (From Sessions for Sailin' Shoes) [3:47] Produced by TED TEMPLEMAN Engineered by DONN LANDEE Recorded at SUNWEST RECORDING STUDIOS, Hollywood, CA (4/7/71-4/14/71) 13. | | | ROLL 'EM EASY (From Sessions for Thanks I'll Eat It Here) [2:40] Produced by LOWELL GEORGE Engineered by GEORGE MASSENBURG Assistant Engineer: RAY THOMPSON Mixed later by RON PENDRAGON Recorded at SUNSET SOUND RECORDERS, Hollywood, CA (10/26/76-11/9/76) 25. |
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| | AfterEllen.com - Interview with Ferron |
| | The only thing that he had wanted to do was change the order of two songs. | | | All along there was always somebody there from the record company in the studio. | | | So we brought it out, and within minutes I had hung myself, because they said there was nothing for the radio; they didn't want to do anything. |
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http://www.afterellen.com/Music/2005/12/ferron.html
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| | Montrose by Montrose |
| | The '70s gave us a slew of classic hard rock albums -- the likes of which may never be equaled -- and though it hasn't had the lasting influence of, say, Boston's or Ted Nugent's first albums, Montrose's eponymous debut proved equally influential and important in its day | | | Tag all your own MP3 files with album covers easily with MUSICMATCH Jukebox Plus! |
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http://www.mmguide.musicmatch.com/album/album.cgi?ALBUMID=443302
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| | stevelukather.net - Sessions |
| | As a result, Warner looked critically at his follow-up, the Phil Collins-produced Behind the sun, in the fall of 1984 and rejected the first version submitted, insisting that he record several new songs written by Jerry Williams, backed by Los Angeles session players under the auspices of company producers Lenny Waronker and Ted Templeman. | | | Warner then emphasized the new tracks, releasing two of them, Forever man (which reached the Top 40) and See what love can do, as singles. | | | Clapton's career was in decline in the early '80s when he switched record labels from Polydor to Warner Bros. and his debut Warner album, Money and cigarettes, became his first to fall below gold-record status in more than six years. |
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http://www.stevelukather.net/Session.aspx?id=39
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| | Busted Down Around O'Connelly Corners, Ukiah and The Captain And Me Musicians on the The Captain And Me album: Jeff Baxter, Malcolm Cecil, John Hartman, Michael Hossack, Tom Johnston, Robert Margouleff, Bill Payne, Tiran Porter, Patrick Simmons and Ted Templeman. | | | Musicians on the Farewell Tour (live) album: Michael McDonald, Chet McCracken, Cornelius Bumpus, Tom Johnston, Patrick Simmons, Keith Knudsen, Bobby LaKind, John McFee, Ted Templeman and Willie | | | Musicians on the Toulouse album: John Hartman, Michael Hossack, Tom Johnston, Jerry Jumonville, Bill Payne, Tiran Porter, Dave Shogren, Patrick Simmons, Jon Smith, Ted Templeman, |
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http://www.bluedesert.dk/doobiebrothers.html
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| | MUGZY'S MOVE is HARD-BOILED SWING! |
| | The album was recorded with esteemed producer Ted Templeman (everyone from Van Morrison to Van Halen). | | | Most of the group's material is original, though the album includes wild versions of the likes of "Beyond The Sea" and Willie Dixon's "I Love The Life I Live," in addition to such Royal Crown classics as "Zip Gun Bop" and "Hey Pachuco! |
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| | Van Halen Links.com - View Profile: Ted Templeman |
| | This site is not affiliated with Van Halen, its management, or record company. | | | Premium concert tickets available for all summer tours. | | | Ted Templeman is not a member of any public groups |
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http://www.vhlinks.com/vbforums/member.php?u=13540
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| | PR Newswire: TED TEMPLEMAN TO GUEST ON CYBER-TALK(TM) MARCH 6TH@ HighBeam Research |
| | Templeman, producer of such bands as Van Halen, Doobie Brothers, Aerosmith and Van Morrison, will be available to chat with fans regarding his career in the music industry. | | | BURBANK, Calif., March 3 /PRNewswire/ -- Legendary Record Producer Ted Templeman will be the featured guest on the Monday, March 6th edition of Warner Bros. Records' weekly interactive talk show, Cyber-Talk. | | | Cyber-Talk takes place on America Online Monday evenings at 9:30 p.m. |
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http://www.highbeam.com/library/doc0.asp?docid=1G1:16608221&refid=ink_tptd_nw
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| | Overstock.com, save up to 80% every day! |
| | Harpers Bizarre: Dick Scoppettone (vocals, guitar, bass); Ted Templeman (vocals, guitar, drums); Dick Yount (vocals, bass); John Petersen (vocals, drums, percussion); Eddie James (guitar). | | | Full title: Feelin` Groovy: The Best Of Harpers Bizarre Featuring 59th Street Bridge Song. | | | Includes liner notes by Gene Sculatti, Ted Templeman, and Lenny Waronker. |
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http://www.overstock.com/sm---pg-PRODUCT_pi-504445_ti-82125.html
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| | captain beefheart - story - a rare ted templeman interview (1981) |
| | don and ted on the cover of the album, looking into their clear spot | | | note: ted - who worked with a lot of famous musicians - produced 'clear spot' in summer 1972. | | | captain beefheart - story - a rare ted templeman interview (1981) |
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http://www.freewebs.com/teejo/odd/temple.html
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| | John Petersen - Free Music Downloads, Videos, CDs, MP3s, Bio, Merchandise and Links |
| | He didn't write anything for the band, but he did sing lead once in a great while, on "Sometime at Night" (from their second album) and "That's All That.. | | | He recorded and played with the Beau Brummels when the group reunited in the mid-'70s. | | | Ted Templeman later became a successful producer, and in the 1980s Roberta Templeman became a vice president at Warner Bros. Records. |
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http://www.artistdirect.com/nad/music/artist/bio/0,,585827,00.html
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| | Fair Warning |
| | This, Ed's second instance of recording with a slide, was recorded on a Gibson SG with a Les Paul Jr. | | | Edward played the solo at least 20 different times, but Ted wasn't happy with it. | | | They called it a day, and Ed returned to the studio that night and played it again, the same way he had done earlier that day. |
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| | Official Ticketmaster site. Montrose tickets, dates |
| | One of the first American-bred hard rock groups to challenge British supremacy in the early '70s, Montrose is still remembered as, if not the most successful, certainly one of the most influential bands of the era. | | | And to his credit, though he ultimately lacked the focus and leadership skills to consistently guide his band's career, guitarist Ronnie Montrose was a true original of the instrument. | | | After cutting his teeth as a session musician with the likes of Van Morrison and the Edgar Winter Group, guitarist Ronnie Montrose decided to form his own, self-named band in 1973. |
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| | Bulletboys - Za-Za: Reviews, Track Listing, Audio Clips, and more Music.com |
| | That's fine for some folks who look at the L.A. metal scene as a source of good, consistent product, but most fans were just as happy to get their fix from longstanding acts like Mötley Crüe [+] and Ratt [+]. | | | Midway into Za-Za [+], it's unclear what Bulletboys [+] are after; while the rest of the songs are generally good, they feel disingenuous after so many costume changes. | | | Producer Ted Templeman [+] (a veteran of Van Halen [+], whom Bulletboys [+] were pegged to succeed early in their career) gives the record plenty of pop/metal punch, placing them somewhere between Cheap Trick [+] (on the Templeman-produced Woke up With a Monster [+]) and Jackyl [+] in terms of menacing posture. |
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| | The Very Best of Montrose: 11/4/02 |
| | Deep Purple!" A pair of British bands who loved the blues and had a strong ear for melody, but who were busy experimenting with the brash, muscular, undeniably weighty strains of the genre that was becoming known as heavy metal. | | | As retold by guitarist/bandleader Ronnie Montrose himself, when hand-picked producer Ted Templeman first sat down with the group and asked them what other bands they liked, the answer was unanimous: "Led Zeppelin! | | | The First Commandment: thou shalt honor thy mother and father. |
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| | Guitar.com - THE Portal for Guitar Enthusiasts |
| | Can you imagine seeing that band in 1977? | | | Current Topic: Why even great bands need producers | | | It's still a great song but Voodoo Queen isn't nearly the idea Mean Street is and the arrangement got professional after Ted made it real. |
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| | KangarooMom's Edward Van Halen Site |
| | The partnership of David Lee Roth and Producer Ted Templeman has created some of the most influential Hard Rock music in the history of Rock 'n' Roll. | | | Initial bidding prices for the guitars have not been made public at this time, but expect the prices to be extremely high as Eddie tries to extract as much money as possible from this scheme. | | | Please click on the link below and show your support for the reunion of David Lee Roth and Ted Templeman. |
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| | Tupelo Honey [Remaster] - Compare Prices, Reviews and Buy Online - Shop Smart at Shopzilla! |
| | Personnel: Van Morrison (vocals, guitar, harmonica); Ronnie Montrose (guitar, mandolin); John McFee (steel guitar); Stuart Houston, Bruce Royston (flute); Jack Schroer (saxophone); Luis Gasca (trumpet); Mark Jordan (piano, electric piano); Ted Templeman (organ); Gary Mallaber (vibraphone, percussion); Bill Church (bass instrument); Connie Kay, Rick Schlosser (drums); Janet Planet, Ellen Schroer (background vocals). | | | If you do not have the Windows Media Player you can download it free. |
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| | Indianapolis vs Hillsdale College (Nov 14, 1998) |
| | H 1-10 H42 Kersjes, Shawn rush for 16 yards to the UI42, 1ST DOWN HC (Lauck, Brian). | | | H 1-10 I42 Kersjes, Shawn rush for 2 yards to the UI40 (Liette, Ted). | | | H 1-10 H27 Stath, Marino rush for loss of 2 yards to the HC25 (Liette, Ted). |
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http://www.hillsdale.edu/Chargers/mens/football/1998/HC-UI.HTM
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| | Warner/Reprise Records -- Britannica Concise Encyclopedia - The online encyclopedia you can trust! |
| | James Taylor typified the new singer-songwriter mode with several best-selling albums for Warner Brothers, and Neil Young had enormous success with his tuneful After the Gold Rush (1970) for Reprise. | | | Under the guidance of producers and artists-and-repertoire men Lenny Waronker and Ted Templeman, several artists came to embody this identity musically—especially Little Feat and the far more popular Doobie Brothers, who made an unanticipated but lucrative switch from country rock to rhythm and blues with the addition of singer Michael McDonald. | | | If Reprise never had a distinctive sound, it did have a clear identity: West Coast hip, blue jeans, and Native American jewelry. |
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http://www.britannica.com/ebc/article-9118605
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| | Album - Behind The Sun |
| | This to me is a break out album. | | | * Produced by Ted Templeman and Lenny Waronker | | | PLEASE NOTE THAT REVIEWS ARE CHECKED BEFORE PUT ONLINE! |
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| | Lauren Wood, Discography, New music from Lauren Wood including hit single Fallen on Bad Art Records |
| | CAT TRICK WARNER BROS. PRODUCER: PETER BUNETTA, RICK CHUDACOFF LAUREN WOOD WARNER BROS. PRODUCER: TED TEMPLEMAN, MICHAEL J. Note: the single"PLEASE DON'T LEAVE" from the album "LAUREN WOOD", a duet with MICHAEL McDONALD #20 on Billboard Pop Chart and #3 Billboard Adult Contemporary Chart | | | CHUNKY, NOVI and ERNIE WARNER BROS. PRODUCER: TED TEMPLEMAN, DAVID CAMPBELL CHUNKY, NOVI and ERNIE WARNER BROS. PRODUCER: TED TEMPLEMAN, JOHN CALE | | | REBECCA and THE SUNNYBROOK FARMERS MUSICOR RECORDS PRODUCER BOB SCHWARTZ, STU CUBY |
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http://www.laurenwood.com/discography.htm
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