Good to see you back! One of my favorite Eurythmics songs. Annie Lennox has a lot of soul. Please check out her duet with Aretha Franklin called "Sisters Are Doin' It for Themselves."
Love how they always used her voice x2 with the background vocals. Always loved how sharp the production was and the use of strings. Have u done any Kate Bush?
I've said a lot about Annie on your reaction to her and I mean every little thing I said about her. I absolutely love her. But now let's talk about Dave Stewart. Absolute musical genius in my eyes, with a great eye for talent. He's a songwriter, producer and multi-instrumentalist. I think he has played guitar, bass and synthie for Eurythmics' studio recordings. He is an allround genius. He has worked with so many people and has written songs for a lots of people, he has written soundtracks and much more. edit: yes I'm vague because it's so many people, check out the Wikipedia article on him I'd like to highlight one artist he worked with that I really like: Joss Stone. In many regards she's a throwback soul singer although she also sings more modern stuff. She has an amazing voice and I think you'd like her. Try You Had Me or Right To Be Wrong. And if you want to give an absolutely crazy mixture a try that also involved Dave Stewart give anything by SuperHeavy a listen. It's pretty wild, people involved were Mick Jagger of the Rolling Stones, Bollywood producer(!) AR Rahman and Damian Marley, son of Reggae legend Bob Marley. And Joss Stone, of course. Yes, it's as weird as it sounds
Sascha Schneider, Joss Stone is fantastic, if you ever get the chance to see her live I highly recommend her. Also agree with everything you said about Dave Stewart.
@@Bluesbabesrv of course I've seen her live. Absolutely fantastic! Edit; I've just seen that you have Blues in your moniker - do you know Stewart Lindsey? It's a Blues duo with Dave on (slide) guitar. If you don't check out Another Lie
Real eighties synthpop, hehe. If you want to hear some more like this, I recommend "Take On Me" by A-ha, and "Forever Young" by Alphaville, very good songs, and a great video with the former.
If you like 80s music, you should hear John Farnham's cover of the Beatles song "Help." He recorded it in the early 80s, but the best version is a live one recorded with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, in '89.
Iirc, the basis of this song comes from an argument Dave and Annie had after doing a show. In the awkward silence of the aftermath, Dave was toying around on a little keyboard he had in his hotel room, found the melody to this and Spontaneously, Annie sang, 'here comes the rain again' to it
Thanks for the reaction! I recommend The Heart Remains a Child by Everything But the Girl. Here's a link to the official audio: th-cam.com/video/GU5TAUnqKdw/w-d-xo.html
If you want more high-quality synth-pop from the eighties, you could try Thomas Dolby's "One of Our Submarines." th-cam.com/video/CyK8bC1AhEs/w-d-xo.html
This has forever been a killer song
One of the greatest voices ever!!!! So stoked to see them inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame last weekend! Annie effing rocks!
She's stunning, and those eyes! What a voice...just watch all of their videos, my pick is "Love is a Stranger"
Man this song is so damn good. Great reaction
Annie's voice has always had that haunting quality with it no matter what she sang, "Would I Lie To You?" is another great song.
Just feel the emotion
...and some people said synthesisers were cold! Ha! :-)
Annie Lennox is a genius
This is my favorite by The Eurythmics.
Man am I glad I grew up in the 80's, the music, the videos. Now? Shit.
My ABSOLUTE fav song by them :)
Annie Lennox was once voted in the top 10 most beautiful woman
Here comes the rain again, falling on my head like memory
Good to see you back! One of my favorite Eurythmics songs. Annie Lennox has a lot of soul. Please check out her duet with Aretha Franklin called "Sisters Are Doin' It for Themselves."
Dave and Annie are amazing
One of my favorite songs
Love how they always used her voice x2 with the background vocals. Always loved how sharp the production was and the use of strings. Have u done any Kate Bush?
I've said a lot about Annie on your reaction to her and I mean every little thing I said about her. I absolutely love her. But now let's talk about Dave Stewart. Absolute musical genius in my eyes, with a great eye for talent. He's a songwriter, producer and multi-instrumentalist. I think he has played guitar, bass and synthie for Eurythmics' studio recordings. He is an allround genius. He has worked with so many people and has written songs for a lots of people, he has written soundtracks and much more. edit: yes I'm vague because it's so many people, check out the Wikipedia article on him
I'd like to highlight one artist he worked with that I really like: Joss Stone. In many regards she's a throwback soul singer although she also sings more modern stuff. She has an amazing voice and I think you'd like her. Try You Had Me or Right To Be Wrong. And if you want to give an absolutely crazy mixture a try that also involved Dave Stewart give anything by SuperHeavy a listen. It's pretty wild, people involved were Mick Jagger of the Rolling Stones, Bollywood producer(!) AR Rahman and Damian Marley, son of Reggae legend Bob Marley. And Joss Stone, of course. Yes, it's as weird as it sounds
Sascha Schneider, Joss Stone is fantastic, if you ever get the chance to see her live I highly recommend her. Also agree with everything you said about Dave Stewart.
@@Bluesbabesrv of course I've seen her live. Absolutely fantastic! Edit; I've just seen that you have Blues in your moniker - do you know Stewart Lindsey? It's a Blues duo with Dave on (slide) guitar. If you don't check out Another Lie
First concert I saw waaaay back in 89 was eurythmics she a standard for all female artists I’ve seen since
She is amazing
She did a duet with Aretha Franklin- Sisters are doing it for themselves. Amazing 🌟
Awesome reaction. Gorgeous song.
My first 12" ever, i still love this brilliant song.
Scotland best woman singer ever 🏴
I listen to this every single day FAITHFULLY
Heard this song many moons ago, made me fall in love with love.
Real eighties synthpop, hehe. If you want to hear some more like this, I recommend "Take On Me" by A-ha, and "Forever Young" by Alphaville, very good songs, and a great video with the former.
Happy Saturday beautiful shining star! Hope you are doing okay and had a great week! Have a great and safe weekend!
It's so cold and explosive. It reminds me of the dirge from the fourth act of Swan Lake.
Love this!@
If you like 80s music, you should hear John Farnham's cover of the Beatles song "Help." He recorded it in the early 80s, but the best version is a live one recorded with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra, in '89.
Her videos are always visually interesting and a bit mysterious.
I would love to see you react to "Money Can't Buy It" by Annie. I watch a LOT of reaction videos and no one has ever done this one yet!
I second that.
React to their songs There Must Be An Angel, Thorn In My Side, When Tomorrow Comes, You Have Placed A Chill In My Heart and Angel please.
The music psicodelic and progresive of 80s
Iirc, the basis of this song comes from an argument Dave and Annie had after doing a show. In the awkward silence of the aftermath, Dave was toying around on a little keyboard he had in his hotel room, found the melody to this and Spontaneously, Annie sang, 'here comes the rain again' to it
I miss songs like these. Music is just so generic now. I give up trying.
Musics been dead since rap became popular (I was born in 07 but I grew up with early 80 and 90s music)
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Great reactions always. Listen to please, Tears for Fears: Everybody Wants to Rule the World.
British soul
React to Duran Duran's
"Ordinary World"
Check out Glasgows musicians Gerry Rafferty paolo nutini etc fucking amazing gorgeous xx
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Please react to Strawberry Switchblade -Since Yesterday. :)
Thanks for the reaction! I recommend The Heart Remains a Child by Everything But the Girl. Here's a link to the official audio: th-cam.com/video/GU5TAUnqKdw/w-d-xo.html
Must be talking " " who's that girl "
If you want more high-quality synth-pop from the eighties, you could try Thomas Dolby's "One of Our Submarines." th-cam.com/video/CyK8bC1AhEs/w-d-xo.html
Heard this song many moons ago, made me fall in love with love.