Jeanette Leech

Articles by Jeanette Leech

In Depth

Bringing some 60s R&B to the holiday season, Please Come Home For Christmas is a song that’s attracted covers from a wide range of artists.

In Depth

Taking even its creator by surprise, Cher’s Christmas album is as traditional as it is unexpected, bearing the pop icon’s stamp throughout.

In Depth

A unique moment in British R&B, Eternal’s debut album, ‘Always & Forever’, was a glorious expression of young woman power.

List & Guides

From gritty ballads to gospel-infused funk’n’roll, the best Tina Turner songs established the iconic singer as an era-defining legend.

In Depth

Tapping into the darkness of 70s North America, Take It To The Limit was the song that ushered in Eagles’ ‘satanic country-rock period’.

In Depth

Dan Perfect, nephew of Christine McVie and co-producer of her final solo album, ‘In The Meantime’, tells Dig! how the record came together.

Breaking conventions and challenging stereotypes, the best k.d. lang songs are seminal explorations of identification and desire.

In Depth

With her final album, ‘Twenty Four Seven’, Tina Turner asserted both her relevance and her artistry at the end of an era.

Interviews

Inclusive in more ways than one, Nitin Sawhney’s 13th album, ‘Identity’, is wide-ranging yet deeply personal. Sawhney tells Dig! why.

In Depth

Relentlessly honest, the best Jackson Browne songs prove how their creator led the way for wider developments in music as the 70s ticked on.

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