Eurythmics - The Music And Videos of Annie Lennox & Dave Stewart

A critical analysis of Eurythmics' groundbreaking 1987 video album "Savage", which was a companion piece to their album of the same name. California resident and webmaster for the Eurythmics Video Visionaries website, Rex Saldaña teams up with longtime friend Mark A. Stevens, an author and former newspaper publisher, for this podcast that joyfully explores the musical output of Annie Lennox and Dave Stewart and their music duo, the commercially and critically acclaimed Eurythmics.

Webmaster for the Eurythmics Video Visionaries website, Rex Saldaña, teams up with longtime friend Mark A. Stevens, an Author and former newspaper publisher, for this podcast that joyfully explores the musical output of Annie Lennox and Dave Stewart, Eurythmics. With Saldaña recording from the West Coast of the United States and Stevens on the U.S. East Coast, the two longtime Eurythmics fans will discuss the music with one another and will, from time to time, include others involved in the longtime musical journeys of Dave and Annie.

Our first series of podcasts is a three-part discussion of each one of Eurythmics' groundbreaking videoclips, starting with "Never Gonna Cry Again" from their 1981 album "In The Garden" and finishing with their last video "I've Got A Life", from the 2005 hits compilation album "Ultimate Collection".

Webmaster for the Eurythmics Video Visionaries website, Rex Saldaña, teams up with longtime friend Mark A. Stevens, an Author and former newspaper publisher, for this podcast that joyfully explores the musical output of Annie Lennox and Dave Stewart, Eurythmics. With Saldaña recording from the West Coast of the United States and Stevens on the U.S. East Coast, the two longtime Eurythmics fans will discuss the music with one another and will, from time to time, include others involved in the longtime musical journeys of Dave and Annie.

Our first series of podcasts is a three-part discussion of each one of Eurythmics' groundbreaking videoclips, starting with "Never Gonna Cry Again" from their 1981 album "In The Garden" and finishing with their last video "I've Got A Life", from the 2005 hits compilation album "Ultimate Collection".