ThinkTwice
Bio – Robby Layton and Teresa Penbrooke (ThinkTwice)
Discovering their mutual love of singing and playing while navigating the San Juan River in southern Utah, Robby Layton and Teresa Penbrooke began to write songs together and share them with musical friends, ultimately leading to the formation of the 5-piece band Windfall in Boulder, CO. They performed in Colorado for several years, and annually attended the Song School at Planet Bluegrass where they further honed their writing and performing skills.
Windfall was put on hold when Robby, then later Teresa, were recruited separately to North Carolina to pursue PhD’s. They re-grouped during that time as ThinkTwice - a reference to their academic pursuits and the fact they were now a duo. They continued to write and perform while completing their doctorates. Returning to Colorado in 2018, they revived Windfall with a new name - GhostBridge - and also teamed up with Song School classmate Patty Jackson to form the trio the Good Schemers.
ThinkTwice continues as a creative musical force. The different ensembles provide a variety of opportunities for them to showcase their original compositions and delightful collection of inventive covers that span the genres of rock, folk, and country across many decades. They capitalize on multi-instrumental and vocal skills to add interest and sparkle to every song.
Now while Teresa has her home base on Coastal North Carolina and Robby splits his time in Colorado and Portland, Oregon, the duo writes songs, records songs virtually, and plays around the country wherever they can meet up. They are also the leading energy behind Herons Haunt.
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You can find general ThinkTwice info here:
https://www.reverbnation.com/thinktwice6
To hear streaming of ThinkTwice music on all major platforms – Hear Now:
https://thinktwicemusic.hearnow.com/
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You can also view lots of videos on Robby’s YouTube channel:
https://www.youtube.com/user/robbylutube
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