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| The Ollie Halsall Archive Hertfordshire England
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The Ollie Halsall 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 simply saw him perform.
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The inimitable John Otway reads an extract from his autobiography ;-)
Martin Jenner
Vote for Me The 5th Patto, and guitarist extraorinaire, Bernie Holland, has entered into the spirit of the Eurovision Song Contest and entered his take on the current political turmoil. The Archive has awarded him 'Cent points' and considers that this would have been a better bet than that dirge by Andrew Lord Webbed-Feet
The Ploughmen Sunshine Taxman
Moose on the Loose
It is a little-known fact that the UK ringtone [i.e the one you hear in your earpiece - NOT the one the phone makes] and engaged signal are pitched to G. This, of course, provides a cheap and widely accessible tuning device :-) Thanks to Adam Croft for this invaluable tip Tom's First Hit!
On a vaguely related note: Alexander Graham Bell is credited with the following marvellous understatement: "I do not think I am exaggerating the possibilities of this invention when I tell you that; it is my firm belief that, one day, there will be a telephone in every major town in America." Carl Berry Carl Hogan plays a convincing Chuck Berry intro to Louis Jordan's Ain't That Just Like a Woman - 1945 [yes, 1945!]
A Hard Night's Chord
[Requires a friend to fret the bottom D]
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