LibGuides: Eurythmics: Home

Books

Our books pertaining to Eurythmics can be found here.

Eurythmics by Nancie S. Martin
Call Number: ML421.E979 M37 1984
Eurythmics: In Their Own Words by Eurythmics
Call Number: ML421.E979 A25 1984
Sweet Dreams: the Definitive Biography of the Eurythmics by Johnny Waller; Steve Rapport
Call Number: ML421.E87 W35 1985

Audiovisual Material

Our audio commercial audio and video by Eurythmics can be found here.

Ultimate Collection by Eurythmics
Call Number: CD EURY ULTI 2005
Jewels in the Crown: All-Star Duets with the Queen by Aretha Franklin; with various artists
Call Number: CD FRANK-A JEWE 2007
Eurythmics: Sweet Dreams, the Video Album
Call Number: VID EURY SWEE 2007

Spotify Playlist

Podcasts

YouTube

Archival Resources

All archival materials related to the Eurythmics can be found here . Listed below are notable collections and items of interest.

Graphic Materials
Photographs and posters, 1984-1986, undated.
Video
VH1 Storytellers and Pop Up Video, 1998-2000.
Documents
Set lists and tour production materials, including stage designs, itineraries, notes, and personnel lists, 1984-1988.

Click on image for source

Articles

Free articles are available on Rock's Back Pages through the Free on RBP link. The articles below may require you to be on-site at the Library & Archives in order to read them.

Eurythmics
Cynthia Rose, New Musical Express, 8 October 1983
Eurythmics: Be Yourself Tonight (RCA) by Adam Sweeting, Melody Maker, 4 May 1985
Eurythmics
Phil Sutcliffe, Los Angeles Times, 1999

Eurythmics: Home

Eurythmics

Eurythmics were a virtuosic mashup of voice and technology, substance and style.

Books

Audiovisual Material

Spotify Playlist

Podcasts

YouTube

Archival Resources

Articles

Influence & Legacy

Eurythmics were influenced by...

David Bowie

Kraftwerk

Dusty Springfield

Eurythmics inspired people like...

Chvrches

Adele

Garbage