The Archive is eager to obtain in any live audio or video performances featuring Ollie and any stories, anecdotes or reminiscences from those who knew him or even just saw him play. We will be happy to trade with copies of our extensive collection of recordings and press cuttings
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Guitar EXP
by Armand Serra
This twovolume limited edition box set includes four pages devoted to Ollie Halsall's SG guiatr and a two-page spread of the original unused Hold Your Fire album artwork plus some rare photos.
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Kevin Ayers: August 16th 2013 Deià by Susan Lomasl
Fans, family and friends gathered to celebrate Kevin's life and music. Susan Lomas captures the atmosphere in words and pictures.
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Uncommon Sound
The Left-Handed Guitar Players that Changed Music
by John Engel
The definitive, long-awaited book about left-handed guitar players
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Tuning Up at Dawn
A Memoir of Music and Mallorca
by Thomas Graves
Includes a lengthy chapter on Ollie and his association with The Pa Amb Oli Band
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Caves
by Ollie Halsall, Olie Lynton and Lady June
One of the world's shortest books.
Currently out of print but reproduced almost in it's entirety here |
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The Musical Life of Jon Hiseman (and lots more besides!). By Martun Hanson.
Over 450 pages with over 100 colour and B&W photos
Order online here
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The Way Too Weard
Roy Weard toured with many bands in various capacities from T-Shirt seller to sound engineer, production manager and tour manager. Notably including Kevin Ayers
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Ginger Geezer
The extraordinary story of Vivian Stanshall, lead singer of the Bonzo Dog Doo-Dah Band, true British eccentric.engineer, product
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Traveling Show
Ralph Heibutzki's extensive Halsall biography from Issues 29-31 pf US music magazine Ugly Things in one volume here |
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Forgotten Heroes
We were pleased to be asked to contribute to a substantial article on Ollie in Premier Guitar magazine. The eight-page published version can now be viewed online here |
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This Wonderful Life
Harry Shapiro's article on Patto in Mojo magazine #94 September 2001 Read here |
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