Sentence examples for famed concert from inspiring English sources

The more than 600 pages that follow cover everything — from the famed concert in Folsom Prison (Mr. Hilburn was there that day) to the unlikely, celebrated records Cash made with the hip-hop producer Rick Rubin starting in 1994.

Waldman has published forty-odd books in her career, and in 1975 and 1976 she was the poet-in-residence with the Rolling Thunder Revue, Bob Dylan's famed concert tour.

His operas and orchestral pieces have lit up the stages of the world's most famed concert halls, his compositions have scored several major films, and he has lent his considerable talents to Björk, Sufjan Stevens and Antony and the Johnsons along the way.

He studied with Bruckner and Liszt and, though he was a famed concert-hall artist, his well-known routines there (such as spoken interludes and displays of his gem collection) brought to the big stage the spirit of the salon, which — judging from the recordings he made, between 1907 and 1927 — animated his approach to the music.

The ageing rockers will play the capital on July 13, seven days after they return to play the outdoor venue 44 years on from their famed free concert in 1969.

Among the most changed were two songs that would become the basis for two of the Allman Brothers' most famed epic concert numbers: "Dreams" and "Whipping Post".

Hilburn worked as a critic and a music editor at the Los Angeles Times from 1966 to 2005, and in 1968, while on a freelance assignment for the paper, he attended Cash's famed Folsom Prison concert.

Among the items are rare photographs, press clippings, stage props, vintage posters, backstage passes and set and guest lists for some of the band's innumerable concerts, which were famed for their lengthy jams and die-hard tape-swapping followers, the Deadheads.

Several years ago, I watched "Cry Of The Snow Lion", and was invigorated by a scene three quarters of the way through, the famed Tibet Freedom concerts, spearheaded by the Beastie Boys.

Seeing one of the Cream reunion shows in 2005 -- either at London's Royal Albert Hall or New York's Madison Square Garden -- 37 years after their famed farewell concerts -- would have been the ultimate dream.

These include French electro-pioneer Jean-Michel Jarre, famed for his majestic, hi-tech concerts; the shape-shifting Canadian innovator Caribou; and the brainy, maths-flecked Manchester rockers Everything Everything.