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Eurythmics

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Eurythmics on vinyl: 4 records by the British duo – “Touch”, “Be Yourself Tonight” and more, including 3 first pressings. You’ll find the condition of record and sleeve with each copy – if anything’s missing, just ask us.

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Eurythmics – Touch
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Eurythmics – Touch

35,00 €Record VG+ · Sleeve VG+UK & Europe · 1st pressing
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Eurythmics – Savage
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Eurythmics – Savage

20,00 €Record VG+ · Sleeve VG+Europe 2018 · Reissue
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Eurythmics – Be Yourself Tonight
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Eurythmics – Be Yourself Tonight

20,00 €Record M · Sleeve VG+US 1985 · 1st pressing
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Eurythmics – Revenge
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Eurythmics – Revenge

25,00 €Record EX · Sleeve VG+Europe 1986 · 1st pressing

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Eurythmics on vinyl: Annie Lennox and Dave Stewart

In short: Eurythmics were the British duo of Annie Lennox and Dave Stewart. In the eighties they blended synth-pop with soul and rock and had a worldwide hit with “Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This)”. The Vinyl Room currently has 4 records by Eurythmics.

What makes Eurythmics special?

Synths and voice: “Touch” from 1983, featuring “Here Comes The Rain Again”.

More soul and rock: “Be Yourself Tonight” from 1985, featuring “There Must Be An Angel”.

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FAQ

Who were Eurythmics? The British duo of Annie Lennox and Dave Stewart.

What was their best-known hit? “Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This)” from 1983.

What do Eurythmics sound like? Synth-pop with soul and rock influences.

Which Eurythmics records do you have? Here, for example, “Touch” and “Be Yourself Tonight”.