Ted Templeman

Ted Templeman ( born October 24, 1944 in Santa Cruz, California) is an American songwriter, music producer, who was best known for his work with Van Halen, and the Doobie Brothers.

Biography

Templeman began his music career as a drummer in various locally known bands. Later, he then joined the Tikis, which renamed itself in 1966 in Harpers Bizarre. In addition to his work as a guitarist and singer of the group, he also helped Lenny Waronker, producer of Harpers Bizarre, in studio.

When Harpers Bizarre 1970 parted, offered Waronker Templeman a job as a producer at Warner Brothers Records. As early as next year, he then took a then unknown Californian band under his wing, the Doobie Brothers was called. The debut album flopped, but already the following album Toulouse Street was a complete success. Templeman produced all other albums of the band, who appeared on Warner Brothers.

For Van Morrison, Captain Beefheart, Little Feat and Montrose Templeman produced in this period a number of successful albums. In 1977, he then brought a hard rock band called Van Halen to the Warner Bros. label, which he had discovered at a club in Hollywood. Until 1984, Templeman produced all the band's albums.

Then followed by music of Ex - Van Halen musician David Lee Roth and Sammy Hagar and LPs by Eric Clapton and Aerosmith. In the late 1980s ebbed slowly the successes of Temple Mans productions, even if he was still active in the music industry into the 21st century.

Discography

As a musician

  • Anything Goes ( 1967 Harpers Bizarre )
  • Feelin ' Groovy ( 1967 Harpers Bizarre )
  • Secret Life of Harpers Bizarre ( 1968 Harpers Bizarre )
  • Harper's Bazaar ( 1969 Harpers Bizarre )
  • Arcade (1983 with Patrick Simmons )

As a producer,

  • The Doobie Brothers ( 1971 by the Doobie Brothers)
  • Tupelo Honey ( 1971 by Van Morrison )
  • Clear Spot ( 1972 by Captain Beefheart and the Magic Band)
  • Sailin ' Shoes ( 1972 by Little Feat )
  • Saint Dominic's Preview ( 1972 by Van Morrison )
  • Toulouse Street (1972 from Doobie Brothers)
  • The Captain and Me (1973 of the Doobie Brothers)
  • Montrose (1973 Montrose )
  • It's Too Late to Stop Now ( 1974 by Van Morrison )
  • Paper Money (1974 Montrose )
  • What Were Once Vices Are Now Habits ( 1974 by the Doobie Brothers)
  • Stampede (1975 from Doobie Brothers)
  • Takin ' It to the Streets (1976 from Doobie Brothers)
  • Livin 'on the Fault Line (1977 from Doobie Brothers)
  • Time Loves a Hero (1977 Little Feat )
  • Minute by Minute ( 1978 by the Doobie Brothers)
  • Nicolette (1978 Nicolette Larson )
  • Van Halen ( 1978 by Van Halen )
  • Everything You've Heard Is True ( 1979 by Tom Johnston )
  • In the Nick of Time (1979 Nicolette Larson )
  • Van Halen II ( 1979 by Van Halen )
  • One Step Closer (1980 from Doobie Brothers)
  • Radioland (1980 Nicolette Larson )
  • Women and Children First ( 1980 by Van Halen )
  • Fair Warning ( 1981, Van Halen )
  • Hoy - Hoy! ( 1981 by Little Feat )
  • All Dressed Up & No Place to Go ( 1982 by Nicolette Larson )
  • Diver Down ( 1982 by Van Halen )
  • If That 's What It Takes ( 1982 by Michael McDonald )
  • Farewell Tour (1983 of the Doobie Brothers)
  • Road Games ( 1983 by Allan Holdsworth )
  • 1984 (1984 by Van Halen )
  • VOA ( 1984 by Sammy Hagar )
  • Behind the Sun (1985 by Eric Clapton )
  • Crazy from the Heart ( 1985 by David Lee Roth)
  • Done with Mirrors (1985 Aerosmith )
  • No Lookin 'Back (1985 by Michael McDonald )
  • Down and Out in Beverly Hills ( 1986 Original Soundtrack)
  • Sonrisa Salvaje ( 1986 by David Lee Roth)
  • Bullet Boys (1988 of the Bullet Boys)
  • Racing after Midnight (1988 Honeymoon Suite)
  • Talk to Your Daughter (1988 Robben Ford)
  • Atomic Playboys ( 1989 by Steve Stevens)
  • Take It to Heart (1990 by Michael McDonald )
  • For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge ( 1991 by Van Halen )
  • Freakshow (1991 of the Bullet Boys)
  • Za -Za (1993 of the Bullet Boys)
  • Seducing Down the Door ( 1994 by John Cale )
  • Woke up with a Monster ( 1994 by Cheap Trick )
  • You're All I Wanna Do ( 1994 by Cheap Trick )
  • Mugzy 's Move ( 1995 by Royal Crown Revue )
  • Postman - Music from the Motion Picture Soundtrack ( 1997 Original Soundtrack)
  • Private Parts ( 1997 Original Soundtrack)
  • Bathhouse Betty ( 1998 Bette Midler )
  • Contender ( 1998 by Royal Crown Revue )
  • Philosopher's Stone ( 1998 by Van Morrison )
  • Detroit Rock City ( 1999 Original Soundtrack)
  • Varsity Blues ( 1999 Original Soundtrack)
  • Back to Mine (2002 by New Order )
  • Radio ( 2003; Original Soundtrack)
  • Born in 1944
  • Guitarist
  • Man
  • Music producer
  • Rock singer
  • American musician
  • Grammy winner
Rock music Montrose (Band) Van Halen (Album) Tom Johnston (musician) Fair Warning (Van Halen album) Michael McDonald (singer) 1984 (Van Halen album)
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