Artist description Bill Oliver and his frequent partner Glen Waldeck were described by TIME magazine as "unofficial troubadours of the environmental movement." They've been regulars for such groups as National Audubon Society and Sierra Club. Much of their entertaining is in schools, parks, and nature centers where Bill's song, "Have to Have a Habitat" has become a standard at campfires and classrooms.

Music Style Folk-Country-Pop

Similar Artists Glen Waldeck

Artist History Bill Oliver has been writing and performing for over 25 years. His lively school assemblies have taken him around the U.S. and to diverse venues such as Japan, Hawaii, Alaska, and the Bahamas.

Group Members Bill Oliver is frequently accompanied by Glen Waldeck, and the Otter Space Band: Doug Powell, Bob Livingston, and Paul Pearcy.

Instruments acoustic rhythm guitar, harmonica, jaw's harp

Albums Audubon Adventures, Better Things to Do, Have to Have a Habitat, Live at Lassen

Press Reviews "These guys just get better, and this is an album we all need." Outdoors West, 1995."Oliver would rather sing in front of City Hall than shout, and his approach seems to work. Sometimes he even makes his opponents laugh."- Houston Chronicle

Additional Info Bill Oliver is also featured on the John Muir Tribute CD!

Location Austin, Texas - USA

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