Eurythmics Touch western Detroit's own "brother and sister"

Detroit's own "brother and sister" drum-and-guitar duo broke out of local obscurity with their eponymous debut

it defined the sound of one of the 1970s' most popular bands

John Miles

where Jack's Robert Plant-ish wail falls into a near-rap full of breathless cadences

hamfisted drumming

Eurythmics Touch western Detroit's own "brother and sister"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). 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