Sentence examples for contemporary swing from inspiring English sources

It is set to a contemporary swing tune.

HUNTINGTON The Paramount Big Bad Voodoo Daddy, contemporary swing revival band.

The ambiguity in Mencius' thought, then, anticipates contemporary swings in thinking about the relative roles of what human beings are born with and what they acquire through learning, experience and culture.

Wednesday night's performance ranges from contemporary to swing and traditional to classical jazz piano with "Dick and Derek's Annual Piano Party," with Mr. Hyman and Derek Smith.

Sunday is family time from 6 to 8 30 p.m., with contemporary pop, swing or acoustic folk and rock music, played by such groups as the Scratch and Sniff Duo (Oct . 22and Nov. 12 and 26), Willow (Oct . 29, Desert Sky with contemporary country (Nov. 5) or the high-powered J & B Horn Squad swing band (Nov. 19).

When Dykstra sees contemporary players swinging away on 2-0 counts with their teams behind by multiple runs in the ninth inning, he yells, "Hello, McFly!" Dykstra has not lost the boyish energy that endeared him to fans in New York and Philadelphia for more than a decade.

Tomorrow night at 7 30 and 9, Orrin Star and Sultans of Swing, acoustic trio, with music that includes gospel, Irish, contemporary folk and swing.

These were not simply contemporary versions of swing classics — they were virtually exact arrangements from the historic kings of swing — Benny Goodman, Woody Herman, Tommy Dorsey, Harry James and a dozen others.

The New Yorker, July 29 , 1939P. 19 PROFILE of John Henry Hammond, Jr., a contemporary entrepreneur of swing music.

The 14-piece band's swing, contemporary and Latin music spans the 1940's, 1950's and 1960's, and will be heard in the ballroom setting of the Little Theater.

In July this year, Malcolm Laycock's celebration of pre-war dance band music, Sunday Night At 10, was removed from the schedules, and he was replaced by a rather more contemporary look at swing music from Clare Teal. Malcolm Laycock was born in Yorkshire in 1939 and following university, he became a schoolteacher.