Templeton Twins with Teddy Turner's Bunsen Burners - Trill It Like It WasThe Templeton Twins (Tippy and Terry), backed by Teddy Turner and His Bunsen Burners, were a truly unique group (albeit imaginary) who performed pop songs of the '60s and '70s in a pseudo 1920's style. The brainchild of legendary producer Ted Templeman (Van Morrison, Doobie Brothers, Captain Beefheart, Little Feat), using double tracking, he appeared as "The Templeton Twins." the resulting album, "Trill It Like It Was," featured hilarious versions of

The composer and musician David Chalmin and performers led by Le Consort ensemble and Justin Taylor have sculpted this novel record together

they are performers and composers of the music written for these two inventively juxtaposed instruments

dynamic singer-songwriter Jennifer Hartswick writes and sings about life

With a name like Warish

the Belmondo brothers or Ibrahim Maalouf certainly decides to make a kind of declaration of love for this instrument that has rocked him all his life

The second of the three Minuets similarly gave Puccini the idea for the brilliant opening of that opera

a certain beautiful and well endowed innkeeper he rescues quickly becomes a fan

Released in October 1991

and the craftsmanship of Jennifer Feinstein

It continues with an ongoing concept of playing a soundtrack to an imaginary movie

" "Tired of Me

taking over the baton handed on by Gabrieli and Monteverdi