Kenny Denton’s Memoir. “There Ain't No Rules in Rock ‘n’ Roll.” Status Quo/ Mungo Jerry/Jesus Christ Superstar/The Legendary Pye Studios 1969. Excerpts. PT 2
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My book is available here: https://www.amazon.co.uk/There-Aint-Rules-Rock-Roll-ebook/dp/B0DB3KGRFR
In this Deep Dive Review is from Kenny Denton’s memoir and recounts his formative experiences as a novice employee at the London-based Pye Studios during the late 1960s. The narrative follows his rapid progression from a nervous newcomer to a proficient tape operator, highlighting the mentorship he received from a colleague nicknamed Peanut. Denton provides a vivid look into the technical challenges of the era, such as using manual tape editing and rudimentary microphone setups to create legendary sounds. His recollections include working with iconic artists like Status Quo and Mungo Jerry, as well as managing high-pressure sessions for notable figures such as Tim Rice and Jack Fishman. Ultimately, the text illustrates a vibrant era of music history defined by ingenuity, eccentric personalities, and the transition from dilapidated studio spaces to global chart success. For the full story along with many more, are in my book “There Ain’t No Rules In Rock ’n’ Roll” is available from Amazon books, in paperback and Kindle. Please check out my Youtube channel
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