Having lived and breathed music from her childhood in Ireland to her early retirement in 1973, Jackie made many marvelous recordings over a twenty-year career, with her name cropping up in some unlikely places: Cliff Richard! Jimi Hendrix! Fyffita the Banana! And you will certainly have heard Jackie in session on two British chart-toppers: Tom Jones' Green Green Grass Of Home, and Englebert Humperdinck's Release Me. As well as frequently working at EMI's Abbey Road studios, the voice of Jackie Lee was also heard in many cinema and TV commercials including an award-winning campaign for Fablon with John Barry, BOAC, Lilt ('typically tropical taste…') and the famous Martini ('the right one…').

Pye would keep Jackie gainfully employed until she called time on her career and her Pye debut was an uptempo Alan Moorhouse gem - Love Is A Gamble, and was followed by Everybody Needs A Little Loving, which originally featured in a TV commercial for Campbell's Soups! Following numerous fine recordings, Jackie's return to the charts would be with another children's TV favourite, Rupert - the theme of course to ATV's animated series The Adventures of Rupert the Bear, and like White Horses, it spent several weeks in the UK Top 10.