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Books

The Gospel according to Cannon and Ball


Tommy Cannon and Bobby Ball with Chris Gidney


Tommy and Bobby give assorted thoughts on their Christian faith, snippets from their testimonies and their own humour.
You can buy from Amazon.
'Christianity for beginners' cover
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Rock on, Tommy!

Tommy Cannon, Bobby Ball, and Chris Gidney


An autobiography of the duo, telling their whole story: from meeting, through their years of fame, to their conversion to Christianity and onto today.
There is an interview with Cannon and Ball about this book, which you can buy from Amazon.

Christianity for Beginners


Tommy Cannon and Bobby Ball


The duo explain their Christian faith, including why it is so important to them.
You can buy from Amazon.
'Christianity for beginners' cover
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My Life


Bobby Ball, with a foreward by Tommy Cannon


Bobbys autobiography, telling the story of his early life, his partnership with Tommy, and his conversion to Christianity.
'Cannon and Ball Annual 1983' cover

The Cannon and Ball Annual 1983


Glynis Langley and Norman Leaver


Photos, Stories, Jokes and more.

Pam Rhodes in Conversation with Cannon and Ball


Audio book featuring Pam Rhodes.
'In conversation' cover
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Juniper Jungle Series


By Bobby Ball


Three childrens books, written by Bobby.
The books led to a TV series and a video.

In the Limelight


Chris Gidney


Subtitled 'Stage and TV people who face the most exciting challenge of all', this book features showbusiness personalities who have become Christians.
Marshall Pickering; 1993; ISBN: 0551027061
'Into the Limelight' cover
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Childlines


Edited by Peter Langridge


The famous reveal their childhood dreams. Short paragraphs by an assortment of starts, saying what their childhood dreams were.

TV Laughtermakers


Anthony Davis


Profiles of TV Comedians.
TV Laughtermakers cover
'Billy' cover

Billy


Pamela Stevenson


Briefly mentioned in the Epilogue, which says that Eric Clapton has a signed photo of Bobby Ball on his fridge.