it is a used record.... made in the Usa with a picture sleeve..1. It Doesn't Have to Be This Way 2. I Only Want to Be With You 3. Blind Among the Flowers 4. In the Morning (When the Madness Has Faded) 5. All Life's Tragedies 6. Everywhere You Look 7. Nothing to Do 8. Loneliest Man in the World 9. So Good to Be Back Home Again 10. Circular Fever 11. In My Mind (There's Sorrow) 12. Fool's Paradise Although in retrospect, the Tourists are seen almost entirely as the band Dave Stewart and Annie Lennox were in before they formed Eurythmics, the Scottish group was in fact more of a showcase for singer, guitarist, and primary songwriter Peet Coombes, who had first worked with Stewart in a folk duo in the early '70s. Adding Stewart's girlfriend Lennox on vocals and occasional keyboards, the new trio dubbed themselves Catch and released one single, "Black Blood," on the Logo label in 1977. Adding bassist Eddie Chin and drummer Jim Toomey, the group re-christened themselves the Tourists and released their first album, The Tourists, in 1978. A follow-up, 1979's Reality Effect, scored a U.K. hit with a cover of Dusty Springfield's "I Only Want to Be With You." 1980's Luminous Basement didn't build on that popular success, and the album, which had a new electronic emphasis in contrast to the '60s-inspired guitar pop of the first two, sounded like the group had lost their aesthetic focus. The Tourists split later that year. In 1984, Epic released a cash-in compilation called Should Have Been Greatest Hits...Powered by eCRATER . List your items fast and easy and manage your active items.