play such a high-placed slot so soon after Lee's death, so requested to play a much more low-key slot headlining the second stage. In 2003, frontman Grant Nicholas dedicated the band's win for "Best British Band" at the Kerrang! Awards to Lee, calling it the award he always wanted the band to win. In 2006, the band released a singles album, entitled The Singles in which Lee features on many of the album's tracks. The album quickly became a platinum seller. Richardson was made the band's permanent member for their fifth studio album Pushing the Senses in 2005. In 2006, an unreleased and incomplete 1998 recording named "Uptight" was released as a B-side on the "Lost and Found" single, with Grant Nicholas recording the track's final vocals eight years after the initial 1998 recording. The song features Lee on drums and is to date the last released recording involving him. Richardson left Feeder in 2009 to return to a reformed Skunk Anansie, before Karl Brazil took over the drums. Nicholas later claimed that the chemistry he feels between himself and Brazil is very much the same way that he felt with Lee. Feeder's 2012 album Generation Freakshow features the track "Hey Johnny" which is written in dedication to Lee. In 2017, Lee would make a posthumous return to the top 10 of the UK Albums Chart, when The Best of Feeder charted at number 10 in October of that year. As a past member of Feeder, Lee was posthumously inducted into the Kerrang! Radio Hall of Fame on 9 August 2019, for "Distinguished Services to Rock". References External links BBC News article Jon Lee tribute site Feeder Fan Site page on Jon Lee Myspace tribute to Jon lee Welsh rock drummers British male drummers People from Newport, Wales Suicides by hanging in Florida 1968 births 2002 deaths Feeder members 2002 suicides 20th-century British male musicians