Dave Stewart, of one of our favorite groups the Eurythmics, has written a ‘tell all’ memoir that will drop the names of Tom Petty, Stevie Nicks and more. The Stevie Nicks story is a classic example of how some kids shouldn’t play together.
The two met backstage at a venue on the heels of the Eurythmics #1 song “Sweet Dreams are Made of This,” and after the show, Stevie invited Dave to her home for a party that would be in full swing upon their arrival. When the two arrived at Stevie’s house, there was no party, rather an empty house. We’ll leave the rest to your imagination.
Dave Stewart was considered the driving force behind the Eurythmics. Dave and Annie Lennox had a long and successful run in the business, earning an MTV Video Music Award for Best New Artist in 1984, a Grammy Award for Best Rock Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocals in 1987, and selling millions of records.
Dave has a reputation of being a valued contributor in the studio for many performers, and these days’ lives in Hollywood, allowing him to focus on his new found love – writing soundtracks for the movie industry.