Sentence examples for black record from inspiring English sources

This gave black listeners great clout as consumers and made it possible for black record company owners to market their wares directly to this growing audience.

The memorial would depict the four members of the band, as well as the so-called fifth Beatle, Stuart Sutcliffe, atop a huge black record.

In darker corners lurk the antecedents of today's gangster-rap subculture — racketeers who funded black record labels and tour packages, and performers like Johnny (Guitar Watsonn, who made more as a pimp than he did singing.

In battles for possession, McCaw, who reaches his own landmark on Saturday by matching Sean Fitzpatrick's All Black record of 51 tests as captain, constantly tests the limits of the offside and obstruction rules.

Because if people who congregate in black record stores or listen to Hot 97 suddenly decide that they like Lorde, it's okay for Lorde to appear on the R. & B./Hip-Hop chart, because that group of people is actually consuming that song.

The keyboardist and bassist, Leon Michels and Nick Movshon, are from the El Michels Affair, one of the bands associated with Dap-Tone records from Brooklyn and the world of retro-funk that brought you the sound of Amy Winehouse's "Back to Black" record.

At the end of 1963, Billboard magazine discontinued its R. & B. chart in favor of a single pop-music Top 100, having determined that white and black record-buying trends could no longer be meaningfully distinguished.

On the flip side, there's Motormouth Maybelle, a strong and deeply with-it black record-shop owner, who is a bit too thick with stoical virtue and inspirational advice (although Mary Bond Davis sings the part wonderfully).

While Paramount survived its earliest years by leaning on its parent company, in 1920 a fellow independent label, New York's OKeh, suddenly stumbled upon a new market: hitherto neglected black record-buyers.

He is just the third black recording artist ever invited to join the Grand Ole Opry.

I wasn't a musician, but I knew how much hipper the black records were".