"I belong to an unfortunate generation, swung between the old world and the new, and I find myself ill at ease in both," he says.
PAGE A21 BOB HERBERT No one knows whether voters in the so-called millennial generation can swing this year's presidential election.
More recently, McCartney urged the wonderful second-generation swing guitarist and vocalist John Pizzarelli to do a recording of his newer, second-generation standards, and that record, "Midnight McCartney," may be the best collection of McCartney covers ever recorded.
The drummer Terri Lyne Carrington put out an album last year called "The Mosaic Project," with all female musicians and singers from different aesthetic areas and generations, swing and backbeats, melodic improvising and rapping, the whole thing loosely categorizable as jazz.
She saw Edward's affair with Mrs. Simpson as part of a generational fluctuation in the morals of the Royal Family: In the last four generations of the royal Hanoverian House now called Windsor, each generation has swung, pendulum-like, away from the generation preceding.
The young cubs chasing Tiger -- Charles Howell III, Justin Rose, Hank Kuehne, Luke Donald, Aaron Baddeley and Adam Scott -- are known as much for their attention-grabbing threads as for their new-generation swings.
Mr Kerry, for his part, offered no meaningful reform of Social Security at all, despite the fact that the retirement of the baby-boom generation will soon swing the system into huge deficits.On the divisive social issues of abortion and gay marriage, both of which he opposes, Mr Bush kept his language and his principles simple, which will energise his conservative, evangelical Christian base.
Oscar Moore was on guitar and Wesley Prince on string bass, and they created a style that set generations to swinging.
There is one moment like this every generation: the swing scene in Sons and Lovers, and almost any scene with a horse in it in International Velvet.
Shore found himself as a filmmaker, and for a while he became one of the most successful of the swinging generation of commercial directors, at a time when the thirty-second spot was, if not exactly a theatre of creativity, at least a medium of riches and excitement.
In short, America exchanged a world in which individual cycles were demand-symmetric for one in which cycles are symmetric on average across generations, because policymakers swung from never allowing demand growth to dip too low to never allowing demand growth to rise too high.On the whole, I think most people would prefer the cycles of the first era.
