Mud, Marshes and Mayhem: The Unlikely Story of How Canvey Island Gave Britain Its Most Dangerous Guitarist
Long before the stages of the Hammersmith Odeon or the back rooms of sweaty pub venues across Britain, there was a flat, windswept island in the Thames Estuary where a young John Wilkinson was quietly working out how to change rock and roll forever. Wilko Johnson's journey from the oil refineries and floods of Canvey Island to the front pages of the British music press is one of the most extraordinary stories in rock history. This is that story.
