Discography

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Discography

k.d. lang INGENUE Constant Craving 1992
MTV Unplugged Volume 1 with k.d. lang, recorded live at the Ed Sullivan Theater, 1994
Bon Jovi New Jersey (the sweet thing vocal association) and Lay Your Hands On Me produced by Bruce Fairbairn 1988
Gaye Delorme Borderline 1993
Roy Forbes Human Kind 1992 and Love Turns to Ice 1997
Roy Forbes & Connie Kaldor NEW SONGS FOR AN OLD CELEBRATION 1989
Ken Hamm Eagle Rock Road 1994
Raffi Bananaphone 1994
Spirit of the West Faithlift 1993
Come Sing With Us - HO HO WATANAY a collection of children's songs 1999
Geoff Gibbons Love Tattoos 1998
Sandy Scofield Dirty River 1994 and Reils Road 2000
Bonnie Ste.Croix Flying High 1997
Tami Greer Shadows 1994 and tgreer 1998
Glen Stace Road to Damascus 1992 and Redemption Game 1999
Faith Nolan Freedom of Love 1989
Rick Bockner Trouble With The Moon 1995
Connie Kaldor Gentle Of Heart 1989
Mark Perry Dreams Of The Highway 1990
Mike Jacobs You Know What Love Can Do 1992 and Time Is On My Side 1996
Megan Metcalfe LOVE IS AN OUTLAW - Just Can't Stay 1995
Chuck Brickley blueshine 2003

Additional recording credits:

Jim Rothermal
Joan Bessen (of Prairie Oyster)
Sue Foley
Gary Comeau
Linda McRae (of Spirit of the West)
Leonard & Low - Album recorded at Grant Avenue Studios, Little Mountain Studios and Mushroom Studios, 1983 - 1985
Vancouver Seeds 3, Jump, Lead Vocal UP IN THE AIR TONIGHT for MCA Records
Veronica Bay (SueLeonard solo album - pseudonym ) - Jam This Groove dance hip hop album produced by Jamie Bowers and Norm Berglund

Television and Radio

Sue has appeared on numerous television and radio shows including:

k.d. lang special - Buffalo Cafe (CBC)
Saturday Night Live
The Johnny Carson Show
Late Night with Jay Leno
Arsenio Hall
The David Letterman Show
MTV Unplugged Special
The Grammys
The Juno Awards
Canadian Country Music Awards
Town and Country TV Special
Jools Holland Show
Top of The Pops (England)
TV5 (France)
Rock Steady TV
Pebble Mill TV Birmingham
Jonathon Ross TV London
Spanish TV
The Vicki Gabereau Show
Detroit Public Television Special
BBC 1 TV Special London with kd lang
The Early Edition - CBC Radio Vancouver

Jingles

Sue's vocals have been featured on countless jingles, including:

The Edmonton Journal
Dairyland
McDonald's
The Calgary Olympics
Celebration 88
KOMO TV spot
Labatt's Blueand, "Cottonball" - national TV spot

Composition

Sue's songwriting credits are numerous. Her songs and have been recorded by:

The Euphorics - BC's award winning a cappella group "I'm not gonna worry"
Zakiya Hooker - daughter of John Lee Hooker 'Dirty Things"
Samantha King - Alberta songstress, 'Northern Lights'
Megan Metcalfe - BC singer/songwriter and co-writer 'Just Can't Stay'

In addition, Sue wrote and recorded several sound tracks for National Film Board projects including:

Island Protection Society 1977
Camel Story 1983

In the early eighties she toured with Evelyn Roth, a multi media artist. Sue wrote and performed songs for Evelyn's One Woman Show at UBC's Museum of AnthropologyLive

Performance Highlights

k.d. lang - two world tours: Absolute Torch & Twang and Ingenue, background vocalist 1989 thru 1994
Performances with various artists including Colin Linden, Joe Stanton, Richard Bell, Colin James, Johnny Ferreira and Sue Foley
Performed at the Winnipeg Folk Festival 1990
Sue joined the Big Dawg Band in 2001 as lead vocalist. Sue has written, recorded, performed material developed specifically for The Big Dawg Band along with Dan Casavant and Chuck Brickley for the up coming Big Dawg Band CD.
Sue performed at the Beacon Theatre in N.Y. with k.d. lang, Seal, Melissa Ethridge, Pheobe Snow, Aaron Neville in a concert for the Walk for Aids.
Sue appeared at Sarah McLachlan's Lilith Fair with Tami Greer in Vancouver at UBC 1998
She opened for British pop star Nik Kershaw at U.B.C. with the band ''Jump''
Sue Leonard Band has performed at the Powell River Folk Festival over 15 years
Sue appeared in Strange Angels with Tami Greer and Linda McRae sponsored by The Vancouver Folk Festival - accompanied by Stephen Fearing, Gordie Matthews, Pat Steward, Darryl Havers and Dave Kilner