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McEntire, Clarkson shine side by side

The country music icon Reba McEntire and the original American Idol, Kelly Clarkson, kicked off their 2 Worlds 2 Voices tour ...

Published: 2008-01-18 Provider: USA Today

Classic Shots of Iggy Pop, Debbie Harry, Beastie Boys, Eurythmics: Lynn Goldsmith's "Rock and Roll" photo exhibit at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame

Mon, Oct 01 2007 09:32 PDT Rock and Roll: Lynn Goldsmith, at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum in Cleveland, Ohio, on September 26, 2007. Photo">

Published: 2007-10-03 Provider: Rolling Stone

Katy Perry - Katy Inspired By Eurythmics

KATY PERRY has revealed her song hit I Kissed A Girl was partly inspired by Dave Stewart of the EURYTHMICS.The 24-year-old singer has enjoyed much media attention ...

Published: 2009-03-10 Provider: Contact Music

Annie Lennox covers Ash!

As part of '80s duo Eurythmics, British singer Annie Lennox is used to having her songs covered by members of the rock world (Marilyn Manson released an industrial version of her '83 hit, Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This), in 1996), however, for her latest Greatest Hits package, Lennox has actually covered a track by Northern irish rock trio Ash. The singer's version of Ash's 2001 hit, Shining Light, can be found on the album, The Annie Lennox Collection, which is out today. Check out the accompany video here.

Published: 2009-03-09 Provider: Kerrang!

Annie Lennox - Lennox Six Months To Walk Properly

LATEST: ANNIE LENNOX must endure at least six months of physiotherapy to recover from spinal surgery before she can walk again. The former Eurythmics singer was in ...

Published: 2008-08-22 Provider: Contact Music

Alicia Keys - Keys And Lennox Duet At Fundraiser

Singers ALICIA KEYS and ANNIE LENNOX helped raise money for a children's charity by stunning a celebrity-studded audience with a rendition of the EURYTHMICS' classic ...

Published: 2008-07-11 Provider: Contact Music

In the Studio: Ciara Evolves Again on Triple-Disc “Fantasy Ride”

For her third album (due this fall), Ciara wanted to “take fans on a musical journey,” so she split her tunes into three discs that’ll be packaged together but focus on different genres: “Crunk Town,” “Groove City” and “Kingdom of Dance.” The concept sounds Disneyland-ish, but with Fantasy Ride’s versatile tracks — from the hyperspeed, Eurythmics-inspired club banger “Work” to the sweet, dreamy “When I” (on which Ciara imagines kissing her man near the Eiffel Tower) to the dark, synthy “High Price,” an ode to Porsches, diamonds and sake that features a Ludacris cameo — it’s far from cheesy. “I want to challenge myself and do things that are a bit edgier,” says the singer, who cut the record in Las Vegas and her native Atlanta (and is now about one week away from finishing up studio work). “I’m reaching further and digging inside, and I’m not afraid of what comes out.” “The different stops embrace different types of music and different vibes and different grooves,” she explains. “I’m not the queen of Crunk&B, never been that, never wanna be that, but I think it’s important to give my fans that sound that they loved about me from the beginning. I just give you some cool elements of what makes Ci Ci,” she says of “Crunk Town.” “It isn’t just crunk music, it’s just energy music that keeps you goin’ and that’s what crunk music is, period.” As for “Groove City,” “It’s just about groovin’ out, relaxing. It’s just the essential colors. You get a lot of sensuality on this record.” And “Kingdom of Dance”? “I just wanna make sure I keep the clubs rockin’.” Ciara promises a handful of major cameos, but is tight-lipped when it comes to naming names. Danja, T-Pain, Polow D

Published: 2008-06-24 Provider: Rolling Stone Keywords: Rock News, In the Studio

Annie Lennox Is Anti-Marriage

Eurythmics singer Annie Lennox has pledged she will never wed again - because she doesn't understand the point of marriage. The 53-year-old married Hare Krishna monk Radha Raman in 1984, only to divorce him a year later, and in 1988 she wed Israeli film producer Uri Fruchtmann -[...] Read more!

Published: 2008-03-07 Provider: StarPulse

Songs Of Mass Destruction by Annie Lennox

Glen Ballard produces the ex-Eurythmics singer's fourth album. [Rock]

Published: 2007-10-08 Provider: Metacritic

Rob Thomas on Annie Lennox: “She’s Down and Dirty”

Photo: Getty “Anybody my age turning on MTV and seeing Annie Lennox sing ‘Sweet Dreams,’ that was enough right there,” says Matchbox Twenty singer Rob Thomas of the former singer of the Eurythmics. Thomas cites her vocal variety as the key to her greatness. “When she does stuff like ‘No More I Love Yous,’ she gets this ethereal Sarah McLachlan-esque kind of thing that just sounds like a beautiful angel. And then she can switch over the sound of her voice and make it sound like she’s gargling glass. And so many people can’t do that,” he says. Click below for more from Thomas on Lennox and for more from Rolling Stone’s list of the 100 Greatest Singers of All Time. • 100 Greatest Singers: Annie Lennox, by Rob Thomas Related Stories: • The 100 Greatest Singers of All Time • What Makes a Great Singer? By Jonathan Lethem • Behind the Cover Video: Alan Light on the 100 Greatest Singers Selection Process • 100 Greatest Singers: Janis Joplin, by Stevie Nicks • 100 Greatest Singers: James Taylor, by David Crosby

Published: 2008-11-19 Provider: Rolling Stone Keywords: Rock News

Annie Lennox by Rob Thomas

Anybody my age turning on MTV and seeing Annie Lennox sing "Sweet Dreams," that was enough right there. And then when she started doing songs like "Walking on Broken Glass" or "Missionary Man," there's just something that's so soulful in those — and it's not like a put-on, blue-eyed soul kind of thing: It's just pure power, this gigantic voice. The Eurythmics was her fantastic voice mixed in with Dave Stewart and his otherworldly, ahead of its time production. There was so much theatrics involved in that band. But when she started her solo thing, she sounded much more vulnerable, much more like her. It sounded like a woman of a certain age, you know what I mean, with a lot of talent and a lot of years behind her, a lot of wisdom.

Published: 2008-11-18 Provider: Rolling Stone

Iggy Pop, Beastie Boys, Led Zeppelin: Classic Shots From Rock Photographer Lynn Goldsmith

Legendary rock photographer Lynn Goldmith’s current exhibition Rock and Roll: Lynn Goldsmith is up at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum in Cleveland through January 6th, 2008, but you don’t have to hop a flight to check out some of the show’s highlights: Click here to browse our gallery of shots from the exhibit, which includes bonus Goldsmith stories about Debbie Harry, the Eurythmics and more artists she has photographed across the globe. “If Debbie had not been successful as a recording artist, she would have been a star in being a makeup artist or fashion stylist,” Goldsmith says, in reference to a photo of the punk icon from 1977. “Back in those days, artists did it themselves and she was the best one at it. She created looks that rock had never experienced before.” Related Stories: Sneak Peek: Mick Rock’s Syd Barrett Photo Book “Psychedelic Renegades” The Doors’ Lasting Legacy: A Photo Gallery Guns N’ Roses’ Early Days: Exclusive Photos From ‘Reckless Road’ Author Marc Canter

Published: 2007-10-03 Provider: Rolling Stone Keywords: Rock News