Sentence examples for a distinctive singer from inspiring English sources

He's such a distinctive singer, with his own syntax and emphasis and tone, and that mysterious patois; I loved his work enough to love him, too.

Mainstream country doesn't have many stars like Brad Paisley: a distinctive singer who writes his own songs and happens to be a serious lead guitar picker, too.

No longer sounding like an electronically enhanced Bob Dylan, Fagen became a distinctive singer who could put across some of the toughest lyrics in pop music with his pungent voice.

Since Jolson was a perfunctory actor, Jeff Gardner may come close to the real thing as Jack, but it's a stretch to imagine him as a distinctive singer or entertainer.

Matthew Pryor isn't a very distinctive singer, and his lyrics are filled with vague complaints about failed relationships.

He was an accomplished multi-instrumentalist, and a fine and distinctive singer.

An Australian tour is in the offing, as are European performances with Christina Courtin, a distinctive New York singer and songwriter, and the Knights, a young chamber orchestra from Brooklyn.

Tonight he is joined by Simon Joyner of Omaha, another quietly distinctive singer and songwriter.

The opening cut of her latest recording, "Gone From Danger," is almost unrecognizable as a Joan Baez song, sounding like it could have easily been influenced by the voice and phrasing of Lucy Kaplansky, a distinctive contemporary singer-songwriter.

They don't merit folk supergroup status quite yet, but the Furrow Collective are an intriguing gathering of four distinctive singers and instrumentalists with a bravely sparse and compelling new take on traditional songs.

All but gone is the swaggering bravado of his youth, the stuff that kept him afloat in a cohort class of far more distinctive singers.