Bryan Palmer

Bought "Shout!" in the 80s and came to the conclusion that,while it was well written,took sides portraying Paul as an utter villain and John the complete hero instead of being impartial and balancing views and criticisms of each member.in a more fair and just manner..

First read this book in the 80s and found it a good short(for me) story...you can feel the pilots emotions as he becomes lost,panick setting in and then help from an unexpected source...and then finding the truth.Reccomended reading(still have the copy I bought in 1985.

First came across this book in the 70s due to a copy bought by my late Father in the 50s -a graphic, sometimes harrowing read, particularly on the subject of his girlfriend,tortures he endured or witnessed,etc,later bought in the 80s a revised copy which corrected information not in the original due to lack of official records or the(then) need for secrecy the war only finished a few years earlier when work on book first started this book also a very interesting read-reccomended(both books)

First purchased this book in 1999 and found it a thoroughly absorbing read-some of the members have given their own opinions about some of the stories quoted inside but overall it is well worth reading,Ray is a good storyteller and some of the situations told in the book about the kinks members and other artist s they toured with or encountered along the way are hilarious to read-if you can get hold of a copy it's good value(P S I still have my copy)

Heard about the band and this album through listening to Nick Lowes two hits while at high school during the late 70s and learning his past musical history-by all accounts New favorites...was a quality Lp which should have had chart success given the talent involved