Person
Lesley Duncan
Albums
18
Members
1
Active
1943–2010
Origin
United Kingdom
Biography
Lesley Duncan (married name Lesley Cox; 12 August 1943 – 12 March 2010) was an English singer-songwriter, best known for her work during the 1970s. She received much airplay on British radio stations such as BBC Radio 1 and BBC Radio 2, but never achieved great commercial success, in part because of her unwillingness to chase stardom, as well as crippling stage fright.
Discography
You Kissed Me Boy
Lullaby / I Love You, I Love You
Love Song
Help Me Jesus = 助けて下さいイエス
Sing Children Sing
Sing Children Sing
Earth Mother
Earth Mother
Everything Changes
Could've Been A Winner
Fine Friends / Heaven Knows
I Can See Where I'm Going
Moon Bathing
Maybe It’s Lost
Sing Children Sing
Masters Of War
Lesley Step Lightly: The GM Recordings Plus 1974-1982
Love Song / Sunshine (Send Them Away)
Credits
Whatever Happened to the Teenage Dream? (1973)
The Width of a Circle
The Width of a Circle
Conversation Piece
The Complete Albums Collection
Discovery
The Making of The Dark Side of the Moon
Pursuit of Happiness
Echoes: The Best of Pink Floyd
Panic
Eve
Life on the Ceiling
Elton John’s Greatest Hits, Volume II
Maybe It’s Lost
Here and There
Olivia Newton‐John’s Greatest Hits
Good To Be Alive
Kick Off Your Muddy Boots
Moon Bathing
Everything Changes
Greatest Hits
Bill Quateman
Cosmic Wheels
Let Me Be There
Tanx
The Dark Side of the Moon
Earth Mother
Gone to My Head
See All Her Faces
"Friends" Original Soundtrack Recording
If Not for You
It Ain’t Easy
Madman Across the Water
Sing Children Sing
Elton John
Jesus Christ Superstar
Jonathan Kelly
Silver Metre
Tumbleweed Connection
Barabajagal
Dedicated to Markos III
Dusty… Definitely
5 Classic Albums (1970-1973)
According To St. John
Am I....?
Big Fat Juicy Fun
Blueprint For Discovery
Book Of Fool
Crazy Lady
Darkside
Doin' Things
Face On The Wind
Fine Friends / Heaven Knows
Gilbert Montagné
Greeting Cards
Help Me Jesus = 助けて下さいイエス
In Concert
Isn't This Where We Came In?
Jesus Christ Superstar (The Original Motion Picture Sound Track Album)
Live At Syracuse Jazz Festival 2003 - Featuring The Bacharach & David Songbook