Jeanette Leech

Articles by Jeanette Leech

In Depth

His dashing figure as recognisable as his emotive voice, Rod Stewart is a true survivor who has cut a singular path through music history,

List & Guides

Wrapping sales pitches in festive cheer, the best Christmas adverts have come to induce nostalgia in many during the holiday season.

In Depth

Written with a reverence for the changing seasons, ‘And Then Winter Came…’ found Enya setting the mood for Christmas in her own unique way.

In Depth

Inspired by a children’s book, Rudolph The Red-Nosed Reindeer has gone down in history as one of the greatest Christmas songs of all time.

List & Guides

Plenty of Yuletide records are disposable, but the best Christmas albums really do capture the magic of the holiday season.

In Depth

A landmark song for Eagles, Peaceful Easy Feeling has “a magical feel” that continues to cast its spell on generations of fans.

In Depth

The title song of Eagles’ sixth album, The Long Run was written in response to the shifting musical landscape of the late 70s.

In Depth

Paving the way for Beyoncé, ‘Tina Turns The Country On!’ is the surprise country album that became Tina Turner’s debut, in 1974.

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Intense and expansive, Lykke Li’s 2014 album, ‘I Never Learn’, affirmed her belief that music ‘has to be personal if it’s going to be great’.

In Depth

The architect of the Stax Records sound, Booker T Jones – with The MGs – is one of the most influential soul music icons of all time.

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