- Format: LP
- Label: RCA, RCA Corporation, RCA Records, RCA Ltd., RCA Music Ltd., RCA Records, RCA Records, Precision Lacquer, Precision Lacquer, Sheffield Lab Matrix
- Catalog number: AJL1-5429
- Country: US
Be Yourself Tonight finds Eurythmics leaning into a richer, more soulful sound that contrasts with their earlier synth-driven work. The album blends focused songwriting with a compact ensemble feel, highlighted by tracks like “Would I Lie To You?” and the gospel-tinged “There Must Be An Angel,” which adds a shimmering layer to their British pop sensibility. Collaborating with artists like Aretha Franklin on “Sisters Are Doin’ It For Themselves,” the record marks a moment where Annie Lennox and Dave Stewart expanded their palette without losing the sharpness that made them stand out. This 1985 pressing on vinyl offers a solid window into that era, presented in its original year format. The record shows a glossy surface with only minor, light paper scuffs here and there, typical for a well-kept VG++ copy. If your collection appreciates the tactile engagement of vinyl alongside a band comfortable enough to shift gears and bring in a touch of soul, this edition delivers without fuss. And if you’ve ever wondered how to fit a British synth-pop duo into a more organic groove, this album might just be the answer—no need to call the stylist, the music does the tailoring.
Track listing & samples
Eurythmics – Be Yourself Tonight
Side A
- Would I Lie To You?
- There Must Be An Angel
- I Love You Like A Ball And Chain
- Sisters Are Doin’ It For Themselves
Side B
- Conditioned Soul
- Adrian
- It’s Alright–
- Here Comes That Sinking Feeling
- Better To Have Lost In Love





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