Tag: Annie Lennox
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Iconic Music Moments
Nostalgia is a powerful thing, especially when it comes to music. So, I thought I’d share some music moments that have rocked my world and cemented themselves into my mind forever. “Ever get the feeling you’ve been cheated?” – Johnny Rotten By the time Sex Pistols adorned the stage of Winterland Ballroom in 1978, they’d…
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Savage – Eurythmics Cassette Tape
Cover Art Designed by Laurence Stevens, whose goal was to reflect the personas Annie Lennox embodied throughout the album: the meek, plain housewife in the Beethoven (I Love to Listen To) video, and the brash, Marilyn Monroe–inspired blonde featured in Savage. The cover gives us a close-up of this latter character. Lennox once described the…
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An Album Passed Through Generations – Revenge, Eurythmics.
In 1975, Dave Stewart met Annie Lennox in the restaurant she was working at, together with other artists, they became Catch, later evolving into The Tourists. They would achieve mild success throughout the ’70s with tracks such as ‘So Good’ and ‘Blind Among’, but this was relatively short-lived. By 1980, Stewart and Lennox would break…