Tourists Discography of CDs

Tourists music CDs This greatest hits album gathers 20 favorite tracks by The Tourists, Annie Lenox and David A. Stewart's band before the Eurythmics. Songs showcasing their talents and those of songwriter Pete Coombes include "Ain't No Room," "Blind Among The Flowers," and "Save Me." Topping the Tourists' previous singles collection by ten tracks, Greatest Hits is a definitive portrait of the group; focusing on the contributions of Pete Coombes rather than on the more secondary work of Annie Lennox and Dave Stewart, it includes tracks like "Blind Among the Flowers," "Don't Say I Told You So," "It Doesn't Have to Be This Way" and "So Good to Be Back Home." ~ Jason Ankeny CD debut for 20 track collection of pre-Eurythmics gems.Includes the hit singles 'I Only Want To Be With You', 'SoGood To Be Back Home', 'Blind Amoung The Flowers' and 'TheLoneliest Man In The World'. 1997 Camden release. The Tourists: Pete Coombs (vocals, guitar); Annie Lennox (vocals); Dave Stewart (guitar); Eddie Chin (bass guitar); Jim Toomey (drums).

Tourists discography The American version of Reality Effect included three songs previously released only in the U.K. -- the British singles "Blind Among the Flowers" and "The Loneliest Man in the World" and the album track "Fool's Paradise" -- as well as songs released on the U.K. version of the album, which had been released the previous fall. The new songs found the group rocking harder for the most part and incorporating such influences as Jefferson Airplane, with lead singers Annie Lennox and Peet Coombes playing the parts of Grace Slick and Marty Balin. But the standout track was Lennox's reading of Dusty Springfield's 1964 hit "I Only Want to Be with You," which made the U.S. singles chart after being a British Top Ten hit. Also included was its U.K. Top Ten follow-up, the Coombes/Lennox duet "So Good to Be Back Home Again." [Originally released in ...

Tourists songs Japanese Reissue. Track Listing of songs: Walls and Foundations; Don't Say I Told You So; Week Days; So You Want To Go Away; One Step Nearer the Edge; Angels and Demons; Talk To Me; Round-Round Blues; Let's Take a Walk; Time Drags So Slow; I'm Going To Change My Mind;

Tourists CD discography A best-of released in the wake of Eurythmics's success, and therefore emphasizing Stewart and Lennox's contributions over Coombes's. Nevertheless, it's a well-chosen selection and includes four of their five UK hits, among them their sole US chart entry, a terrific remake of Dusty Springfield's "I Only ...

Tourists albums Track Listing of songs: White Lady; Continental Drifter; The Bit Fantastic; I Know That Shit Ain't Right;