Some would say, destiny was at Bakersfield, California, in February of 1978. The two eye-browed lads would meet for the very first time. Welshman, Turd Ferguson and Canadian, Doyle Burgundy met as crew members during the shooting of "Every Which Way But Loose". Turd, the pyrotechnics operator and Doyle, key grip apprenticeman, began working closely together. A friendship began to evolve. A friendship that would prosper over the next 30 years. Their similar passion for music and dutch cookware, led Turd to share his songs he had written, with Doyle. As the alliance grew, so did their incredible love for music and dangerous pyrotechnic displays. The quest to follow their dreams had begun. Setting sail for local pubs and german pastry shops, Turd and Doyle would continue to play their asses off. They found that their talents were accepted by the drunken, belligerent masses.
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