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The Tourists
Luminous Basement
Release Date: 1980 11 zz
Label: BMG

The Tourists' third album found the group continuing to expand its musical horizons, especially by integrating Annie Lennox's keyboards into the mix, while maintaining their basic pop/rock focus. Peet Coombes's lyrics had an inward-looking, psychoanalytical focus, and Lennox, on her one contribution, "One Step Near the Edge," maintained that introspection, while Dave Stewart brought in a Yardbirds-like raveup in "Let's Take a Walk." "Don't Say I Told You" showed that the group could still come up with an ear-catching single, but it and the album enjoyed only modest success, and in a developing group, momentum is important. Thus, Coombes and bassist Eddie Chin broke off to form the Acid Drops (who have not been heard from since), while Lennox and Stewart became Eurythmics. William Ruhlmann, All Music Guide

Tracks:
TitleComposerTime
1Talk to Me
2Walls and Foundations
3Week Days
4So You Want to Go Away NowCoombes
5I'm Going to Change My Mind
6One Step Nearer the EdgeLennox
7Don't Say I Told You SoCoombes
8Angels and DemonsCoombes
9Time Drags So Slow
10Let's Take a WalkStewart
11From the Middle RoomStewart, Lennox
12Round Round Blues

Releases:
YearTypeLabel
1998CDBMG



Group Members:
Peet Coombes
Dave Stewart
Jim Toomey
Annie Lennox
Eddy Chin
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Influenced By:
The Byrds
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