Birthday: January 25, 1954 (Aquarius)
Born In: Aberdeen, Scotland
Birthday: January 25, 1954 (Aquarius)
Born In: Aberdeen, Scotland
Ann “Annie” Lennoz is a singer known for her innovative musical style and sweet, melodious voice which enabled her to become one of the most loved female British singers of the contemporary times. She rose to prominence as a musician when she collaborated with fellow singer David A. Stewart to form the duo Eurythmics. The duo achieved great success not only in Britain but also in the international scenario. David and Annie had begun their careers with a musical group called The Tourists which was a minor success. After the break-up of this band, the duo created their own group Eurythmics which became an international sensation with the release of their singles ‘Sweet Dream (Are Made of This)’, ‘Love Is A Stranger’, and ‘The Miracle of Love’. The duo achieved great success worldwide and split up after a decade of working together though they still reunite from time to time for their performances. Annie went to pursue a solo career with the release of her debut album, ‘Diva’. The album peaked at No.1 in the U.K. and was accredited multi-platinum in the U.K and the U.S. Her music is critically acclaimed and she is the recipient of several prestigious awards including eight Brit Awards. She is also well known for her philanthropic works.
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Also Known As: Ann Lennox
Age: 69 Years, 69 Year Old Females
Spouse/Ex-: Mitchell Besser (m. 2012), Radha Raman (m. 1984–1985), Uri Fruchtmann (m. 1988–2000)
father: Thomas Allison Lennox
mother: Dorothy (Ferguson)
children: Daniel Fruchtmann, Lola Fruchtmann, Tali Lennox
Born Country: Scotland
Height: 5'9" (175 cm), 5'9" Females
City: Aberdeen, Scotland
education: Royal Academy of Music
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Awards
2004 | Best Music, Original Song | The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (2003) |
2004 | Best Original Song - Motion Picture | The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (2003) |
2005 | Best Song Written for a Motion Picture, Television or Other Visual Media | The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King (2003) |
1996 | Best Female Pop Vocal Performance | Winner |
1993 | Best Music Video - Long Form | Winner |
1992 | Best Female Video | Annie Lennox: Why (1992) |
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