Literature
- John Repsch: The Legendary Joe Meek (UK; 1989, July 2003) ISBN 1-901447-20-0
- Barry Cleveland: Creative Music Production – Joe Meek's BOLD Techniques (USA; July 2001) ISBN 1-931140-08-1
- The penultimate chapter of Alan Moore's spoken word piece "The Highbury Working" concerns Joe Meek's last moments.
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