Sentence examples for famed music from inspiring English sources

When famed music journalist Chuck Klosterman wrote a 10,000-plus-word feature for ESPN's Grantland about the band, titled "The Definitive, One-Size-Fits-All, Accept-No Substitutes, Massively Comprehensive Guide To The Life And Times Of Kiss," he didn't use the word "Nazi" once. .

My bus was heading to Loja, a small southern city which caught my eye after Ecuador.com proclaimed it to be the country's "cultural and musical capital", with a famed music conservatory and a reputation for churning out artists.

Today, in famed music halls, nightclubs, and jam sessions, Alabama's musical legacy continues in song and celebration -- from Tuscumbia to Tuscaloosa and all around the state.

Mr. Strauss-Kahn, who had orchestra seats in the famed music shed, declined to talk to a reporter.

John Hammond Sr .was a famed music producer and talent scout who championed or discovered Billie Holiday, Aretha Franklin, Bob Dylan and Bruce Springsteen, among others.

He moved to New York City in 1998, and had a gig booked at CBGB, the famed music club, on Sept. 12, 2001.

The gist is that the CBS-owned service will now allow you to stream the full track of any song up to three times for free, in addition to the famed music-discovery service which streams related songs you might like in a random order.

Kerry is famed for music and poetry and a trademark swashbuckling style in Gaelic football, so the genes of flair and imagination are never far away in a county with its own distinctive character.

Next up was American music producer Steven Ellison, moniker Flying Lotus, who boasts an impressive pedigree in music – famed Motown songwriter Marilyn McLeod was his grandmother and great aunt Alice Coltrane, a composer and pioneer of jazz.

'Liepaja is now famed for its music and musicians,' I declare.

Jamaica's multimillion-selling reggae artist was famed for his music and as a Rastafarian for his dreadlocked look.