Reveal: Robbie Williams

De: Chris Heath

Narrado por: Joe Jameson

An intimate, funny and frank account of the moments behind the music, of the truth behind the headlines and of the fascinatingly complicated man behind the imperious entertainer, Reveal is Robbie Williams as you've never seen him before.

More than 12 years ago, Robbie Williams and Chris Heath published a groundbreaking memoir, Feel, about Robert P. Williams' rise to fame - a book that was met with worldwide acclaim from critics and fans alike.

Since that time Robbie has released six solo albums, reunited with his old band Take That and, in the wake of his 12th UK number-one album, returned to the stage with a sold-out run at Wembley Stadium.

In Reveal, best-selling author Chris Heath has been working closely with Robbie for many years to create a personal and raw account of fame, fortune, family and music - a vivid and detailed story of the real highs and lows as Robbie has found his way forward, that is unprecedented in its intimacy and honesty.

Long-awaited by millions, Reveal is the uncensored and compelling portrait of the man as you've never seen him before.

©2017 Chris Heath (P)2017 Bolinda Publishing Pty Ltd

Amazing experience.

I'm always eager to learn more about Robbie, who is a one of a kind entertainer. I love this book! So many great stories. Besides, Joe Jamison, the narrator, is a true artist. Excelent reading rhythm and impersonation of the various voices in this book. Robbie's and Gary's were incredible. I almost thought It was them speaking.

A Better Man….Definitely!!!!🥰

LOVED listening to this book. LOVED being one of the passing humans in your life many years ago. LOVED being watching your journey and your growth. Can’t wait to watch “Better Man”…!!!

Love his music but not his life

I struggled to get half way, then I gave up. I am interested in mental problems of artists and performers, thus his life gave a deeper knowledge of the problems people have but it will always be a struggle to understand what goes on in our minds.

Human

I read some of the negative reviews not finding this authentic. I don’t agree. He isn’t painting himself a saint. He has some strong insecurities that creep up which isn’t an easy thing to admit publicly. He also owns up to behaving badly quite a bit. He has a cheeky way about him that can come across as arrogant but it’s part of the “bad boy charm”. The guy was famous so young, really difficult NOT to be. Robbie Williams is human. I feel like he has grown up at least a bit, not too much, though! That’s a good thing!

Brutally honest

You need to love him to enjoy the book. But a fantastic gaze behind the curtain

Fantastic work of art

This audiobook is a work of art. The presentation , compilation and talent of the voice artist is phenomenal. Please ignore all the stupid remarks by unintelligent beings. You will want to listen to this a couple of times.

Absolutely Briliant!

First of all I am in awe of the dedication of Chris Heath to making this book the no holds barred masterpiece that it is. The years spent putting this together is mnd boggling and I for one am very grateful. Secondly...the narrator Joe Jameson is masterful in bringing this story to life! He shifts into characters effortlessly and fluidly and made me question if Rob himself had actually recorded his own quotes.... he is that good! I smiled for my own reasons many times while listening but I also cringed at times. It is as raw as you can get! 👏

Honest and insightful, brilliantly read

A thoroughly enjoyable biography that provides an intimate look at Robbie the artist and human, disposing with false rumors and opening up the humorous, intelligent and vulnerable person that Williams is. The book benefits from the proximity of its author to Robbie as a friend and confidante. The quality of the narration cannot be topped, as Joe Jameson does spot-on voices of Robbie and others. It was like having Williams right in my ear!

Don’t waste your time.

What a let down. Totally boring. It gives a light on how full of himself, he is.
I am no longer a Robbie Williams fan.

What a Tool!

I LOVED this man until I listened to this book. He’s SUCH a dick. His humility is a toy he uses, NOT authenticity. Ugh I’m so disappointed. I don’t know what kind of saint his wife is but he’s lucky to have her. He also has a major victim complex. I was hoping he would be a better person. He’s also a dog with women and a nasty fighter. Maybe it’s all due to mental illness in which case shame on his enablers.

Positives- excellent narration. Well written.