How London Mobsters Trained a Record Producer. + My Early School Day Adventures. From Kenny Denton's Memoir, “There Ain’t No Rule In Rock ’n’

London Lessons: Choirboys, Cons, and the South London SoundThis Deep Dice review looks at Kenny Denton’s memoir and describes his unconventional upbringing in South London, where he navigated a childhood surrounded by underworld figures and petty crime. The narrative details his brief, ill-fitted stint as a cathedral choirboy before highlighting his school friendships with the children of notorious pornographers and seasoned con artists. Through these associations, the author learned cynical life lessons about human greed and the influence of organized crime. His early working life involved employment under a member of the Richardson gang, a brutal rival to the Krays, who also managed Denton’s first band. Ultimately, these gritty experiences in a criminal environment served as the backdrop for his transition into a successful, decades-long career in the music industry. This account captures a vivid intersection between the South London subculture of the 1960s and the author's burgeoning professional aspirations. There is much more to this story in my book "There Ain’t No Rules In Rock ’n’ Roll. Available From Amazon Books. Paperback and Kindle.