Eurythmics are a tough call but I would lean towards YES. For two people,they packed quite a punch musically. Sweet Dreams was a Classic 80's song as well as Here Comes The Rain Again.

They could sing & do any type of music. I like that they were successful as solo acts & as a group.Shows the talent of the 2 members.

Eurythmics were very interesting & unique. Very difficult to place in a nice box. Enjoy their music.Hope they get inducted someday. KING

Posted by KING on Tuesday, 01/28/2014 @ 22:34pm

Okay, now w/ more research I see Annie Lennox is not Eligible til 2017? But The Eurythmics have been Eligible since 2006. ... hmmm, I see, said the blind man to the deaf man ... so evidently Annie is being saved to go into RRHOF as a soloist. Makes sense (cents?) I guess.

Posted by Telarock on Wednesday, 10/29/2014 @ 21:07pm

The Eurythmics have been covered countless times. Their influence is indisputable.

http://www.whosampled.com/Eurythmics/covered/

Posted by dmg on Monday, 04/27/2015 @ 13:08pm

Pure genius. Hers, is one of the most powerful female voices in music, and his experimental production still influences today. Majorly influential, innovative, sonically inventive continually drawing inspiration from many influences. They crossed over from New Wave into pure pop, folk, rock, r&b/ Soul, early electronica (Savage is a gem), never losing that distinct magic that made them instantly recognizable. Brilliant pioneers of the video revolution who used the power of the image to transform their music into true art, often making statements to challenge the establishment and the viewer. Talent aside, they have both worked tirelessly in their humanitarian efforts - using their gifts to foster a message of peace & love in the world. Their influence continues to inspire new generations of listeners and artists, and they are both significantly successful in their solo careers.

Posted by Darwin on Saturday, 12/31/2016 @ 14:51pm

Eurythmics’ revival album Peace will turn twenty in October.

Posted by The Dude on Tuesday, 01/1/2019 @ 23:53pm

My 50 Favorite Eurythmics Songs

50. My My (Baby’s Gonna Cry) (1989)
49. The King and Queen of America (1989)
48. We Two are One (1989)
47. No Fear, No Hate, No Pain (No Broken Hearts) (1983)
46. In This Town (1986)
45. Baby’s Gone Blue (1983)
44. The Last Time (1986)
43. I Love You Like a Ball and Chain (1985)
42. Somebody Told Me (1983)
41. Cool Blue (1983)
40. Paint a Rumour (1983)
39. I’ve Got an Angel (1983)
38. Better to Have Lost in Love (Than Never to Have Loved at All) (1985)
37. Never Gonna Cry Again (1981)
36. Take Me to Your Heart (1981)
35. It’s Alright (Baby’s Coming Back) (1985)
34. Julia (1984)
33. Savage (1987)
32. A Little of You (1986)
31. Put the Blame on Me (1987)
30. Wide Eyed Girl (1987)
29. I Could Give You (A Mirror) (1983)
28. Belinda (1981)
27. This is the House (1983)
26. Right By Your Side (1983)
25. Here Comes That Sinking Feeling (1985)
24. Who’s That Girl? (1983)
23. Heaven (1987)
22. When Tomorrow Comes (1986)
21. Do You Want to Break Up? (1987)
20. The Walk (1982)
19. I’ve Got a Lover (Back in Japan) (1987)
18. There Must Be an Angel Playing with My Heart (1985)
17. The First Cut (1983)
16. Grown Up Girls (1985)
15. Here Comes the Rain Again (1983)
14. You Have Placed a Chill in My Heart (1987)
13. Wrap it Up (1983)
12. Beethoven (I Love to Listen To) (1987)
11. The Miracle of Love (1986)
10. Sisters are Doin’ it for Themselves (w/Aretha Franklin) (1985)
9. Angel (1989)
8. Missionary Man (1986)
7. Would I Lie to You? (1985)
6. Thorn in My Side (1986)
5. I Need a Man (1987)
4. Shame (1987)
3. Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This) (1983)
2. Love is a Stranger (1982)
1. Sexcrime (Nineteen Eighty-Four) (1984)


Ranking their 80's albums in order of favorite

1. Savage (1987)
2. Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This) (1983)
3. Be Yourself Tonight (1985)
4. Touch (1983)
5. Revenge (1986)
6. In the Garden (1981)
7. 1984 (For the Love of Big Brother) (1984)
8. We Too are One (1989)

Posted by Donnie on Sunday, 04/14/2019 @ 05:10am

I love the Eurythmics so much.
They should be in the hall of fame

Posted by Meaghan on Wednesday, 10/28/2020 @ 20:16pm

Eurythmics should be in.. many hits, and they (along with Pet Shop Boys) lead the sub-genre of 80's synth pop duos.. though they went beyond that . Dave is still an in-demand producer, and Annie is one of the great voices to emerge in the 1980's.

Posted by Robert F DuPont on Saturday, 07/31/2021 @ 10:58am

I say yes, it's about time they were given some serious consideration. One of the most innovative groups of the 80s. Annie Lennox is one of the all time great female voices.

Posted by StunningStocktaker on Monday, 03/21/2022 @ 12:12pm

STUDIO ALBUMS

Eurythmics

1. 1981 - In The Garden
2. 1983 - Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This)
3. 1983 - Touch
4. 1984 - 1984 (For The Love Of Big Brother)
5. 1985 - Be Yourself Tonight
6. 1986 - Revenge
7. 1987 - Savage
8. 1989 - We Too Are One
9. 1999 - Peace

Posted by Roy on Monday, 05/9/2022 @ 07:22am

Eurythmics fue un grupo muy popular en este lado del continente , en Perú hasta el albúm Be your self tonight.., lamentablemente la música new wave fue sustituida en el gusto juvenil por el pop argentino y latinoamericano y algo del español. sin enbargo muchos tomamos a Annie y Dave como nuestros idolos hasta el día de hoy ,yo tengo todos los cd and long play . felicidades al duo.

Posted by jose chirinos ponce on Thursday, 06/16/2022 @ 13:22pm

Technically, Eurythmics were announced as inductees for the 2020 Songwriters Hall of Fame, but because of Covid, the ceremony was pushed to 2022. The Songwriters Hall of Fame is now calling the 2020 inductees, 2022 inductees on their website.

ARTISTS WHO WERE INDUCTED INTO THE ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME AND THE SONGWRITERS HALL OF FAME IN THE SAME YEAR

01. 1986 - Chuck Berry
02. 1997 - Joni Mitchell
03. 1999 - Bruce Springsteen
04. 2000 - James Taylor
05. 2010 - Jesse Stone
06. 2011 - Leon Russell
07. 2022 - Eurythmics (2020)

Posted by Roy on Tuesday, 09/6/2022 @ 18:40pm