Touch (Deluxe Edition)

Eurythmics

Engineer: Jon Bavin,
Producer: David A. Stewart

Legacy Recordings, 2005
1 CD
Catalogue #: 56115
EAN: 0828765611626
UPC: 828765611626

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Eurythmics: Annie Lennox (vocals, flute, keyboards); David A. Stewart (guitar, dulcimer, keyboards, xylophone, background vocals).
Additional personnel includes: Martin Dobson (baritone saxophone); Dick Cuthell (trumpet, cornet, flugelhorn); Dean Garcia (bass).
Eurythmics: Annie Lennox (vocals); Dave Stewart (various instruments, guitar, keyboards).
This came at the end of 1983, a particularly prolific period for Stewart and Lennox - they had already spent most of the year in the chart with "Sweet Dreams," released at the beginning of the year. This album shows less reliance on programmed instrumentation and a less "Germanic" feel to the production. "The First Cut" and "Right By Your Side" indicate a loosening up and a more rootsy approach as Lennox discovers she has a great R&B/soul voice. "Here Comes The Rain Again" and "Who's That Girl?" exemplify the more familiar haunting Eurythmics sound.

Tracklist

1
Here Comes the Rain Again
2
Regrets
3
Right by Your Side
4
Cool Blue
5
Who's That Girl
6
First Cut, The
7
Aqua
8
No Fear, No Hate, No Pain (No Broken Hearts)
9
Paint a Rumour
10
You Take Some Lentils... And You Take Some Rice
11
ABC (Freeform)
12
Plus Something Else
13
Paint a Rumour - (long version)
14
Who's That Girl - (live)
15
Here Comes the Rain Again - (previously unreleased, live)
16
Fame - (previously unreleased)

Eurythmics

The duo of Dave Stewart and Annie Lennox hit the bullseye in 1983 with "Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)," and the Eurythmics soon became pop idols. With edgy synthesizers, crisp dance beats, and Lennox's powerhouse voice, they created a distinctive sound that was both sophisticated and accessible. Their videos only added to their appeal, as Lennox proved to be an ideal MTV star. The group's final few records saw them moving beyond synth pop to embrace a number of styles, from torch songs to soul, which Lennox has also explored in her much-loved solo records.

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