HeyJaredKenny Dentons" There Ain't No Rules In Rock n Roll" Stories From My 45 Years in The Music Industry.
For over 40 years I had the privilege to work with some of the most amazing, talented, crazy and often deluded people in the world of music and movies.
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Kenny Denton’s Memoir. “There Ain't No Rules in Rock ‘n’ Roll.” Excerpts. PT (3) The Legendary Pye Mobile. Capturing Hendrix/The Who/ Chicago/John Sebastian. & The Chaos: Recording of the 1970 I O W Festival. (opens the original)
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My book is available here: There-Aint-Rules-Rock-Roll-ebook/dp/B0DB3KGRFR This Deep Dive memoir excerpt part 3 provides a firsthand account of the 1970 Isle of Wight Festival from the perspective of a young sound engineer Kenny Denton working on the Pye Mobile recording truck. The narrative describes high-pressure interactions with Teo Macero, who issued a chilling and prophetic safety warning regarding Jimi Hendrix shortly before the artist's final major performance. Technical challenges are a
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 (opens the original)
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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 challenge
Kenny Denton"s. “There Ain't No Rules in Rock ‘n’ Roll.” Excerpts. PT (1) from My Memoir. (opens the original)
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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 from his memoir, Kenny Denton reflects on a storied forty-year career within the music and film industries, transitioning from an aspiring musician to a professional record producer. The narrative outlines his humble beginnings in South London, where a childhood obsession with rock 'n' roll and a job at a record stall fostered his deep musical appreciation. His journey is m
Kenny Denton"s. "There Ain’t No Rules In Rock ’n’ Roll” Chas & Dave: & Arthur Mullard.. The Film Actor Who Couldn’t Sing a Note. + "Where There's a Hit There's a writ.” (opens the original)
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My book is available here: https://www.amazon.co.uk/There-Aint-Rules-Rock-Roll-ebook/dp/B0DB3KGRFR This Deep Dive review explores the creative collaboration between the comedic actor Arthur Mullard and the musical duo Chas & Dave during the mid-1970s. It details the production process behind a humorous, spoken-word rendition of "I Only Have Eyes for You," which was intended to capitalise on Mullard's distinct Cockney persona. Despite the track's commercial failure due to stiff competition from A
Kenny Denton"s. “There Ain’t No Rules In Rock ’n’ Roll” & The Crazy Days with The Chaos of Doug Sahm & SDQ, & Texas Groove. & How, Being Early Can Make You Late? (opens the original)
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My book is available here: https://www.amazon.co.uk/There-Aint-Rules-Rock-Roll-ebook/dp/B0DB3KGRFR This Deep Dive Review is an excerpt from the memoir, of producer Kenny Denton who reflects on the chaotic yet brilliant career of Doug Sahm and the Sir Douglas Quintet. The narrative describes the professional friction caused by Sahm’s unpredictable lifestyle, highlighting a humorous ordeal involving a deceptive taxi driver and the artist's chronic tardiness. Despite the substance-fuelled sessions
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