“…I found it extremely interesting. And you do an absolutely AMAZING job. I feel like I’m really listening to John Lennon. I’m very interested to listen to the rest of it… for me, it’s an added enjoyment of the walks through New York City, through buildings that I’ve been in, which is very interesting. Plus, there’s some legal aspects, although I was never a litigator. However, I do know of some of the law firm names that I’ve worked against. Thanks, again!”

I feel quite fortunate to have discovered the excellent new book Lennon, The Mobster, and the Lawyer by Jay Bergen… I have ordered the physical book for notetaking, but I have thoroughly enjoyed the Audible selection. Scott McKinley does a remarkable job as Lennon of the 1970s. His back-of-the-throat "r's" and his ascending inflection on the ends of sentences are so John. He doesn't overdo the Lennon accent. It is authentic... You will love this superb piece of Beatles scholarship and the reading of it as well. Bravo!

"...It sounds great, a nice measured tone, the voices apparent but not intrusive and just sufficient of a hint to capture a feel of the persona... (Particularly the Lennon). Some of your Judges and friends etc, I wasn't sure it was you speaking the timbre was so different. Excellent stuff."

“… thought the book was good, and your reading was “superb“!”

“…worth mentioning is the audio version of "Lennon, the Mobster & the Lawyer" narrated by Scott R. McKinley. I normally don’t listen to audio versions, but this one is highly entertaining, with McKinley's "Lennon" voice being spot-on!”

"Thank you, Scott. I would not be here if it was not for you and your exceptional training and guidance ... I appreciate you so much.”

"Scott R, McKinley's narration was clear and well-paced. He didn't try to overshadow the story, but delivered it with calm respect. He has a soft American accent which will be comfortable for British listeners and his impression of John Lennon's voice and accent was spot on. He obviously worked hard getting that right and he deserves full praise for that”.

"Great look at Lennon’s creative process.
I found this book fascinating... Scott McKinley did a magnificent job narrating. Each character has a distinct voice... I actually thought I was listening to Mr. Lennon. Bravo to Mr. McKinley!"