Sentence examples for bands behind from inspiring English sources

Mink Lungs, a Brooklyn band, sounds like multiple bands behind each of its four songwriters, and it packs its four-track recordings with skewed echoes of folk-rock, psychedelia and 1960's proto-punk.

The original Southern bluesmen didn't have bands behind them, so they learned to produce their own bass line, using the thumb of the picking hand, while the other fingers supplied the melody.

The west front has been painted a convincing shade of white (with subtle yellow bands behind windows, and the undersides of the escalator tubes painted a handsome red), leaving the less-visited east front in the toy-like reds and blues which, fashionable among architects in the 70s, seem hard on the retina today.

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Yet if the war had gone on he might have lived much longer, for he loved the lonesome isle of Adak, editing a daily paper for the troops, eating his fill and keeping an eye on lurid nature: "I've just been out to look at the dawn and it is a very nice gaudy little thing with red bands behind snowcapped mountains and the like".

The Heartbreakers are probably rivaled only by The E Street Band in terms of perfectly oiled bands behind charismatic leaders.

In the last two years Fundamentalists have banded behind a fast food chain, racist reality TV star and discriminatory legislation in their attempt to police LGBTQ persons.

(The onstage band, behind a scrim, is excellent).

A great band behind you for all the years.

Without acknowledging the seventeen-man band behind him, he grabbed the microphone.

Or, with a band behind her she could be the next Alison Krauss.