of the 90's" list. In their review, Rolling Stone commented: State-of-the-art soul pop, Annie Lennox's solo debut is sonically gorgeous; it also declares her aesthetic independence. Ace sessionmen polish Diva's gloss, and producer Stephen Lipson (Pet Shop Boys, Propaganda) operates in hyperdrive, but these eleven songs are fiercely those of a sister doing things for herself. Three years after her last outing with Dave Stewart, her cohort in Eurythmics, Lennox voids any notion that he was her Svengali and she merely the MTV beauty with stunning pipes. Writing nearly all of Diva, she manages a whirlwind tour of mainstream R&B and retains her singular persona – an ice queen thirsting to be melted by love. Track listing Video album Lennox simultaneously released a video album for Diva, featuring promotional videos for seven of the album's tracks along with an excerpt of a track entitled "Remember", which has never been released elsewhere. The video album was directed by Sophie Muller, who had worked with Lennox during her later years with Eurythmics. Later in 1992, the video album was reissued as Totally Diva, featuring two additional videos that had been made since the original release in April: "Precious" and "Walking on Broken Glass". Totally Diva was subsequently released on DVD in 2000. The only omissions from the video album were "Little Bird" (the video for which had not yet been made at that time), and the album track "Stay by Me", for which no video was made. Track listing Personnel Credits adapted from the liner notes of Diva. Musicians Annie Lennox – all vocals, keyboards Stephen Lipson – guitars, programming, keyboards Peter-John Vettese – keyboards, programming, recorder Marius de Vries – programming, keyboards Luís Jardim – percussion Ed Shearmur – piano Keith LeBlanc – drums Doug Wimbish – bass – guitar Steve Jansen – drum programming Paul Moore – keyboards Dave DeFries – trumpet Gavyn Wright – violin Technical Stephen Lipson – production Heff Moraes – engineering, MIDI management William O'Donovan – mixing assistance Ian Silvester – digital technician Ian Cooper – mastering Artwork Laurence Stevens – sleeve designs Satoshi – photography (front cover) Anton Corbijn – photography Charts Weekly charts Year-end charts Certifications and sales Accolades Brit Awards |- | width="35" align="center" rowspan="4"|1993||Diva || Best British Album || |- | Annie Lennox (performer) || Best British Female Artist || |- | Stephen Lipson (producer) || Best British Producer || |- |