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Peckham and Steele, the number one Crimson duo, did not play because the was already decided after...
...tempo of the music picks up and you know that the Dynamic Duo are off on another adventure. But this escapade is not like any you may have read about in Detective Magazine or Batman Comics; the serial was made in 1943 and the plot is drenched with a kind of propaganda our generation has rarely ever seen. The Batman (the "the" wasn't dropped until after the war) is described as "the United States' number one crime-fighter, even now as the Axis criminals are spreading their evil around the globe...
...Brandeis duo found themselves less and less able to do so. They made several trips to the rest rooms and finally just sat surfeited and watched Beer stuff in the final, decisive wad of pancakes...
...copies, six times all their previous record sales combined. Ferrante and Teicher followed with recordings of every movie theme they could put their hands on They proved so successful that the pianists decided to drop their classical repertory, add a few comedy routines, and change their billing from duo-pianists to a two-man show." In the four years since, they have sold 14 million records establishing themselves as far and away the most popular piano duo ever Branching out into new fields, they have just finished writing and playing the film score for United Artists' upcoming A Rage...
...conjure up weird effects resembling gongs, castanets, drums, xylophone and harpsichord. Ferrante and Teicher have been playing in unison ever since they were sixyear-old prodigies studying together at Manhattan's Juilliard School of Music After twelve years and repeated prodding from teachers, they decided to become professional duo-pianists. In 1948 they bought an old delivery truck loaded on their Steinways and hit the road. They played in gymnasiums, churches, cafeterias, ballparks, even a boxing ring. In the first dozen years they went through three trucks, twelve motors, and too few square meals "If our wives hadn...