Softness was not a common feature of mid-century Spanish pop. Even in their ballads, Spain’s top singers such as Rocio Durcal, Massiel, Encarnita Polo, Marisol and Karina favoured a fiery vocal style that fluctuated between deep and shrill. Jeanette wasn’t Spanish by birth; she was born in London in 1951 and spent her early years in Chicago and Los Angeles. But it was only a few years after moving to Barcelona that she scored a #1 record with her band Pic-Nic, establishing a firm footing in the Spanish music world that would span three decades.

• 1. Porque Te Vas - Jeanette
• 2. Oye Mama, Oye Papa - Jeanette
• 3. Callate Nina - Pic-Nic
• 4. Escucha - Jeanette
• 5. Estoy Triste - Jeanette
• 6. Amanecer - Pic-Nic
• 7. Los Tiempos De Mi Papa - Jeanette
• 8. Soy Rebelde - Jeanette
• 9. Toda La Noche Oliendo a Ti - Jeanette
• 10. Te Esperare - Pic-Nic
• 11. Negra Estrella - Pic-Nic
• 12. Corazon De Poeta - Jeanette
• 13. La Cancion Para Ana - Jeanette
• 14. Manchester Y Liverpool - Jeanette
• 15. El Es Distinto a Ti - Pic-Nic
• 16. El Amor Toca El Violin - Jeanette
• 17. Debajo Del Platanero - Jeanette
• 18. Palabras, Promesas - Jeanette
• 19. No Digas Nada - Pic-Nic
• 20. Sol De Verano - Jeanette
• 21. Un Dia Es Un Dia - Jeanette
• 22. Amanojaku - Jeanette
• 23. Seguire Amando - Jeanette