Likely line up: Annie Lennox (vocs) Dave
Stewart (guitar) Mick Gallagher (keys) Dean Garcia (bass) Pete Phipps (drums)
Dick Cuthell/Martin Dobson (horns) Gill O'Donovan/Suzie O'List/Maggie
Ryder (vocs)
Virgin
Dance
Virgin Dance:
Edwin Hind (vocs) Kenny Dougan (guitar) Lorraine Gardner (keys) Graham McMaster (bass)
Cliff Hewitt (drums)
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gig poster and flyer (click to
enlarge flyer)
Thanks Martyn Morris for
the poster
ticket
memories
Site webmaster,
somewhere in north Bucks:
This was a good one – and Annie Lennox showing off her sparkling
asexual image. Billed practically as a secret gig, this sold out
well in advance unsurprisingly just as it was no secret either that
catching this band at this time would be the only time you’d see
them in Aylesbury. They went massive on an arena only scale
With kind permission of Ian Parry:
Annie Lennox at this gig.
press cuttings
what
happened next
Eurythmics broke through in a big way in
1983 and carried on breaking becoming one of Britain's biggest acts. The
band went on indefinate hiatus in 1990 whilst Lennox forged a successful
solo career and Stewart kept himself busy, also scoring a hit single with
Dutch sax player Candy Dulfer. They got back and toured in 1999 on a fund
raising tour for Amnesty International and Greenpeace (we saw them on that
tour and they had not lost the sparkle). They also promoted together an
ultimate hits collection in 2005. Lennox has since released another solo
album and Stewart has been involved with musical theatre.
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