Sentence examples for essential record from inspiring English sources

Smith's engaging and, at times, heartbreaking account is an essential record of that loss.

Billy's images are an essential record of a now almost mythic time and place, but they are also evidence of his ability to frame often intimate stolen moments.

Though they never made much of a commercial impact, the band delivered one essential record, 1979's "Inflammable Material," and became an influence on their nation's biggest rock act, U2.

They also form an essential record for presentation to regulators and auditors to enable a benchmark of the performance of the operations team to be made.

One Thousand Bird Ceremony is an essential record, and a good way for the short-attention-spanned to ease into Jewelled Antler music.

I don't know what you call this music but a, it's fantastic and b, there's 74 minutes of the stuff on the debut Minus Records compilation, Minimize To Maximize, which is 2005's first truly essential record.

For me, the most essential recording by Brown is "Clifford Brown & Max Roach," featuring Brown's great compositions "Joy Spring" and "Daahoud," and Duke Jordan's "Jordu".

First, many will lack access to essential records that are not online, because most of the world's records have not been digitized.

To the left is a stairwell, a wall of which is stacked with records by Adele, Jeff Buckley, Amy Winehouse and Fleetwood Mac: a mix of contemporary and classics, the essential records for any average collection.

The photographs of another internee, Toyo Miyatake, who was sent to Manzanar, in California, and assembled a makeshift camera from a lens that he had smuggled inside, have become essential records of the incarceration.

In the nineteen-sixties and seventies, Boyd — who was born in Boston in 1942 and is a crucial player in the British folk revival — produced essential records by Nick Drake, Richard Thompson, Fairport Convention, and others.