John Leckie

All you want to know about John Leckie

This article is about the British music producer. For the Australian politician, see John Leckie (Australian politician).

John Leckie is one of British music's most prolific record producers, having worked on such high-profile albums as The Bends by Radiohead, Origin of Symmetry by Muse, George Harrison's All Things Must Pass, the eponymous debut album of The Stone Roses and The Verve's A Storm in Heaven.

Leckie began his career at Abbey Road Studios as an in-house engineer. During this time he worked with Pink Floyd, all of the Beatles individually as well as many other musicians. Eventually he left and became a freelance producer.

In 1974 Leckie decided to move to Cornwall, setting up a residential recording studio just outside of Fowey called Sawmills.

Awards

  • 1995—Music Week award for Best Producer
  • 1996—Q Award for Best Producer
  • 1997—Brit Award
  • 2001 UK Music Managers Forum Best Producer

Album credits as producer

External links

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