Sentence examples for finest pop from inspiring English sources

The album's fifth and best single, Paparazzi, conflated this combination of fantasy and reality into one of her finest pop songs.

Their nods to the past remind us why – but tonight is less about old glories than the triumphant comeback of one of Britain's finest pop groups.

Well, quite apart from having some of the finest pop songs ever written, Mamma Mia! is the ultimate feel-good tale of love conquering all.

On the evidence of London Bridge in America, it would probably be justifiable now to proclaim Elborough one of Britain's finest pop cultural historians – if being one of Britain's finest pop cultural historians didn't have about it all the ring of being the prize booby in a booby competition.

(Petrusich) ★ Ronnie Spector (Saturday) "Be My Baby," the Ronettes' beloved 1963 hit, is an unimpeachable bit of girl-group candy and one of the finest pop singles of all time.

Somehow it all manages to sound like Cheap Trick, thanks to Rick Nielsen's kaleidoscopic guitars and Robin Zander's distinctive vocals; "Words" and "My Obsession," one keening, the other chiming, rank with the finest pop the band has ever made.

Fontella Bass, the singer whose 1965 hit "Rescue Me" was an indelible example of the decade's finest pop-soul, died on Wednesday in St . Louis

Among the preview tracks on the pair's very amusing site is a jaunty number named Jiggery Pokery, almost certainly the finest pop-song ever written from the perspective of Mike Gatting.

This is not only fine pop writing, but social history of a high order.

Reviewing it for the Guardian, Bob Stanley wrote: "This is not only fine pop writing, but social history of a high order".

But guess which of the two is regarded as a fine pop song and which is seen as a crummy throwaway?