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Described as 'a brilliant book about the Beatles' by the critic Ian McDonald, mentioned in the context of discussing how the appeal of pop music was about attitude and atmosphere, not just the music itself.

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Explicitly mentioned as Bill Wyman's autobiography, described as 'well worth reading' and 'really, really interesting book.' Referenced multiple times for quotes about Brian Jones and the band's early days.

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Referred to as Andrew Lug Oldham's autobiography/memoir, described as 'a cracking read.' Mentioned as a source for quotes about his discovery of the Rolling Stones and his management philosophy.

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Explicitly cited as a book from 1965, quoted as a source describing Mick Jagger as 'unusually friendly and intelligent' offstage.

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Explicitly mentioned as a book described as 'the kind of Plutarch's lives of popular music' with 'brilliant pen portraits of all the acts.' Quoted regarding the Rolling Stones' control over their image and sound.