Description
* Colour advertising campaign in THE GUARDIAN, INDEPENDENT, OBSERVER, TIMES, TIMEOUT and NME * Review coverage in the national press and music magazines * Submitted for trade promotions * Reading copies available
About the Author
Born in Brooklyn in 1933 and graduating from law school in the 1950s, Walter Yetnikoff went on to become president of CBS Records from 1975 to 1990, creating the most prestigious and profitable stable of artists in music history.
Reviews
Jackie Collins herself couldn't have plotted a more readable yarn * SUNDAY TIMES *
Vodka for breakfast, secretary for lunch, signed the Stones at tea . . . It is as an entertaining, high-grade gossip sheet that this Brooklyn-born Caligula's memoirs function primarily, but they also provide an invaluable account of key stage in the hist * OBSERVER *
A blisteringly entertaining read * INDEPENDENT *
It provides a stream of fabulous anecdotes -a fight with Mick, a shared mistress with Marvin, and several disturbing encounters with MJ, who called him "Good Daddy"' ARENA * 'His stories of the whispering venality of the image-obsessed young Michael Jackson wanting to renege on deals while appearing squeaky clean are very revealing . . . An entertaining book, his sex life alone being of Olympian proportions' *
Book Information
ISBN 9780349118901
Author Walter Yetnikoff
Format Paperback
Page Count 320
Imprint Abacus
Publisher Little, Brown Book Group
Weight(grams) 260g
Dimensions(mm) 196mm * 126mm * 24mm