Sentence examples for generation band from inspiring English sources

Graham Nash of the flower-power generation band Crosby, Stills and Nash and John Cale, founder of the experimental 1960s rock group Velvet Underground, were made OBEs.

"It's older music, but it's going to be played in a newer way," Prince said in Los Angeles before a half-hour concert with his eight-piece New Power Generation Band.

He performed at the Palladium with his New Power Generation band, which included members of 3rdeyegirl.].

After working in recent years with his stripped-down group 3rdEyeGirl, Prince has brought back his large-scale New Power Generation band on the new collection of a dozen tracks, several of them featuring a 16-piece horn section combining Prince's NPG Hornz and Minneapolis-based Hornheads.

The bill at Xcel Energy Center in St . Paulwill also include Tori Kelly, Morris Day and the Time, Anita Baker, Doug E. Fresh and others performing with Prince's New Power Generation Band and members of his other latter-day group 3RDEYEGIRL.

Although the noise generation band and the electronic amplification bandpass are wider than the auditory spectrum, the acoustic transducer of the headphones drastically modifies the noise spectrum density because of mechanic and electric resonances.

They are working (in spite of the special magnetism of Stills) towards a fusion of equal talents: towards a third-generation band which cooks.

Homocore pioneers Pansy Division, pictured left, share stages with second-generation bands such as Gang-Way! and Boyskout; the gay dance circuit, as always, pumps along at the Stud and multiple roaming clubs.

For the last several generations, bands have served as the surest route to adventure, the modern equivalent of riding down the Mississippi on a raft, the easiest way to see the world.

Mr. Malin was the leader of D Generation, a band that set out to carry the Lower East Side glam-punk torch; on his own, with less theatricality, he lets his songs shine.

Step (1a) electron hole pair is generation by band-to-band excitation (λ = 325 nm) in the bulk; step (1b) hole is captured by the trap state leaving the unpaired electron with long lifetime.