Later he went on to produce 25 O'Clock and Psonic Psunspot, which XTC issued under the pseudonym The Dukes of Stratosphear in the mid 1980s. In 1989 Leckie produced the Stone Roses' debut album The Stone Roses. The album was voted the best record of all time on a music poll taken by BBC Radio 6 Music and features as Number 1 on Observer's June 2004 “100 Greatest British Albums”. Some months later he produced and mixed their single "Fools Gold", which charted at No. 4 in the UK Singles Chart, and in early 1990 he produced and mixed the single "One Love" which also charted at no. 4 in UK. Leckie also worked on much of the recording the Stone Roses' album Second Coming, In 1994, Leckie produced and engineered Radiohead's album, The Bends. In 1995, Leckie produced All Change by the Liverpool band Cast, which became Polydor Records' highest-selling debut album. In 2019 Leckie produced Dark Times, the critically acclaimed comeback album by Doctors of Madness. Awards 1996 — Music Week Award for Best Producer 1996 — Q Award for Best Producer 1997 — Brit Award for Best Producer 2001 — Music Managers Forum for Best Producer 2011 — Music Producers Guild for UK Album of Year by The Coral 2011 — BASCA Gold Badge Award Albums produced References 1949 births English record producers English audio engineers Living people Brit Award winners People from Paddington The Stone Roses