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Val Haller was born on 1952. Discover Val Haller's Biography, Age, Height, Physical Stats, Dating/Affairs, Family and career updates. Learn How rich is He in this year and how He spends money? Also learn how He earned most of networth at the age of 60 years old?
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, 1952 |
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December 16, 2012, |
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Los Angeles, CA |
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Val Haller Height, Weight & Measurements
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He is currently single. He is not dating anyone. We don't have much information about He's past relationship and any previous engaged. According to our Database, He has no children.
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Val Haller Net Worth
His net worth has been growing significantly in 2022-2023. So, how much is Val Haller worth at the age of 60 years old? Val Haller’s income source is mostly from being a successful . He is from . We have estimated
Val Haller's net worth
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$1 Million - $5 Million |
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Val Haller (born Adrian Osborne) (1952 - 16 December 2012) was a British musician. Primarily a bass guitarist, he was also a vocalist, keyboardist, and composer. Haller played with Wayne County & the Electric Chairs, The Flying Lizards, The Lords of the New Church, Paint and Savage Republic. He was half of the duo Autumnfair.
Haller died from suicide in Los Angeles on 16 December 2012.
In March 2010, Fuhrmann stated that AutumnFair would return to the studio to record.
In 2007, Haller joined a reformed Savage Republic. An EP Siam was released, followed by an album 1938 and the band toured widely including the North East United States, Italy, Germany, Belgium, Poland and Greece.
In 2002, an Autumnfair retrospective CD Autumnfair – 1986 - 1989 was released.
Haller relocated to Los Angeles in 1983, working as a motorcycle messenger to get by. Within a couple of years he hooked up with Thom Fuhrmann of Savage Republic to form the duo Autumnfair, who were accompanied by a revolving line up of Savage Republic associates. The band ceased operating in 1989, however a 10" EP Glaciers And Gods was released in 1991.
Paint never took off and Haller was soon recruited by The Lords of the New Church to play keyboards on a tour. On his return he joined Johnson in The Flying Lizards, playing bass on two songs on the 1981 Fourth Wall album, "In My Lifetime" and "A Train".
The Electric Chairs continued as a 3-piece of Haller (bass, keyboards, vocals), Henri Padovani (guitars, vocals) and J. J. Johnson (drums, percussion). A single, "So Many Ways" (on which Haller took lead vocals) / "J'attends Les Marines", was released in late 1979. The record, produced by David Cunningham, took a more electronic and atmospheric direction. However the band couldn't sustain themselves commercially, and fell out with management and label. The three former Electric Chairs then formed a new group, the Mystere Five's, with vocalist/guitarist Chris Reeves and non-musician Marc "Frenchy" Gloder. A single, "No Message"/"Shake Some Action", launched Gloder's label Flicknife Records. A second single, "Never Say Thank You"/"Heart Rules The Head" soon followed. Both were well received but by 1980 the band moved on to other projects. Haller contributed synthesizer to the Flying Padovanis debut single "Western Pasta"/"Vas Plus Haut", released in 1981 and formed Paint with vocalist Jonathan Hughston.
Wayne County and The Electric Chairs released an EP Electric Chairs 1977, plus a single on Illegal Records. This was followed by "Fuck Off"/"on The Crest", recorded as a single for Safari Records and supported with a European tour. In 1978 the band released their first, self-titled album, as well as an EP, Blatantly Offensive'. The band performed the song 'Paranoia Paradise' in the movie Jubilee by Derek Jarman. Prior to the band's third album, Haller bought a synthesizer and began learning it. In subsequent rehearsal sessions with the group he would often opt to play synthesizer or Farfisa organ instead of bass. After the band's third album, County departed, returning to the US.
Haller moved to London and in 1975 formed the Rockets, recruiting guitarist Andy Colquhoun, later of the Pink Fairies.
Haller's first venture into the music industry was promoting a Roxy Music in Chippenham July 1972. He had the foresight to book the band for low fee when they were unknown, By the time the date arrived they were well-known and it was a great success.
