Sentence examples for finest recorded from inspiring English sources

Although Christopher Wallace's childhood wasn't quite as impoverished as the song would suggest, his debut single, Juicy, is widely regarded as Notorious BIG's finest recorded moment.

Evans was a key figure on Davis's Kind of Blue (1959), a milepost of jazz history and perhaps the finest recorded example of modal jazz, a style that eschews complex chords in favour of free melody.

A mellow, relaxed collection, the album includes the finest recorded examples of modal jazz, a style in which improvisations are based upon sparse chords and nonstandard scales rather than on complex, frequently changing chords.

He influenced the course of jazz's history by presenting the first desegregated concerts in many major US cities, forcing America's top hotels to admit the black artists on his roster, taking jazz out of nightclubs and on to the concert stage, and creating Verve, whose legacy contains some of the finest recorded music of the 20th century.

His finest record was the life he lived.

Metallica have just made their finest record in 25 years.

We were told that we had one of the finest records, bar the odd blip.

In her finest records, she conveyed the sound of a singer rapt in a romantic spell.

The whole of December, it seems, is dedicated to arguing about the finest records of the year.

This year, he performs another volte-face, returning with what may well prove the finest recording of his career.

It was Warren in his Alf Garnett incarnation, who continued: "The BBC has the finest record collection in the world.