Charles Leonard writes about his vet’s stillborn question to Leonard Cohen and the joys of reggae.
Producer, Patrick Leonard, assures M&G’s Charles Leonard that no tricks were used during the recording of Popular Problems.
Getting shafted by his manager turned out to be a blessing in disguise for Canada’s best-loved singer, writes Charles Leonard.
In his heart, De Klerk was never a reformer, but rather a practitioner of realpolitik, even if it meant unbanning the ANC, writes Charles Leonard.
Who better to open Hermann Niebuhr’s exhibition than a former city chief and one of his biggest fans?
<b>Charles Leonard</b> explains why Taste of Sónar is a far more exciting prospect for music junkies than the Cape Town International Jazz Festival.
Byetone trained as a tailor, but his true love is creating minimalist, abstract techno.
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/ 22 December 2011
<b>Charles Leonard</b> explains the anxiety and snobbery that goes with compiling your own year-end list of top music albums.
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/ 22 September 2006
Charles Leonard talks to Alex Okosi, the BEE-boy behind the rapidly expanding music channel.
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/ 1 September 2006
As the sympathetic examiner handed me my Mensa IQ test results, I had a sense of how the Pakistani cricket team must feel about Aussie umpire Darrell Hair. The difference, of course, was that the examiner wasn’t the stupid one. A few days earlier I had attended a local get-together of this international organisation for people with an IQ in the top 2% of the population, writes Charles Leonard.