Eurythmics: Greatest Hits

Video
1991
1h 35m

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8.5/10

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Eurythmics

Themselves

Annie Lennox

Self
(archive footage)

David A. Stewart

Self
(archive footage)
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Jay Aston

Girl (segment "Who's That Girl")
(archive footage)

Cheryl Baker

Girl (segment "Who's That Girl")
(archive footage)

Steven Bauer

Annie's boyfriend (segment "Would I Lie to You")
(archive footage)

Clem Burke

Drummer (segment "Thorn in My Side")
(archive footage)

Sara Dallin

Girl (segment "Who's That Girl")
(archive footage)

Kiki Dee

Girl (segment "Who's That Girl")
(archive footage)

Siobhan Fahey

Girl (segment "Who's That Girl")
(archive footage)

Aretha Franklin

Self (segment "Sisters Are Doin' It for Themselves")

Kate Garner

Girl (segment "Who's That Girl")
(archive footage)

Suzanna Hamilton

Julia (segment "Sexcrime")
(archive footage)

John Hurt

Winston (segment "Sexcrime")
(archive footage)

Joniece Jamison

Singer (segments "When Tomorrow Comes" - "Thorn in My Side" - "Missionary Man")
(archive footage)

Marilyn

Girl (segment "Who's That Girl")
(archive footage)

Hazel O'Connor

Girl (segment "Who's That Girl")
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Jacquie O'Sullivan

Girl (segment "Who's That Girl")
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Sweet Dreams (are Made of This)
Written by Annie Lennox and David A. Stewart
Performed by Annie Lennox and David A. Stewart

Here's The Eurythmics At Their Musical Best

If you ask me, I think the Eurythmics were, without question, one of the absolute best pop-music sensations of the 1980s, bar none. Two-time Grammy award-winners, the Eurythmics have sold over 75 million records, worldwide.

Between Annie Lennox's power-house vocals (and cynical, barbed-wire lyrics) and Dave Stewart's catchy guitar-riffs and tuneful melodies, this "dynamite" dynamic duo have certainly delivered some of the most memorable and electrifying pop tunes in all of rock-n-roll history.

This entertaining, 90-minute DVD is a first-rate collection of 20 music-videos showcasing the Eurythmics' mega-successful, 10-year collaboration with MTV.