Sentence examples for groove jazz from inspiring English sources
MR: The words "groove jazz" come to mind.
MR: Maybe we should call it "groove jazz," what do you think?
"Fun" has a hip hop groove, jazz fusion tone, and irreverent, party theme similar to "Dance Hall".
EG: Traditionally speaking, the artists who have done the best have had more of an R&B and groove jazz kind of vibe to them.
Sunday, July 17 1pm Time Out, jazz 2 30pm Blues Society, blues 4pm Community Groove, jazz 5 30pm Blues Society, blues 7pm Tom Williams Quintet, jazz.
The music placed suave, leisurely grooves, jazz chords and guitar with a bluesy twang behind singers and musicians who let loose with gospel-rooted passion.
By the time the Disco Biscuits got started, in 1995 in Philadelphia, there was already a template for jam bands, extrapolated from the Grateful Dead and Phish, involving roots-rock vamps, funk grooves, jazz twists and free-form interludes.
FROM Friday night rush hour to 7 on Saturday morning, Radio Aztlan controls the airwaves at KUCR-FM (88.3), the voice of the University of California at Riverside, with a series of Chicano-specific grooves: jazz, rap, oldies and "movimiento," or protest music.
Punters at Ronnie's were more familiar with coolly smoky bop-sax solos and swing rhythms than with incandescent Afro-Cuban music when the band first showed up there in the 1980s, but the ease with which the newcomers navigated traditional Cuban dance grooves, jazz, rock, funk and classical music – under the leadership of piano virtuoso Chucho Valdés – soon made them Frith Street favourites.
PECONIC Pindar Vineyards Rare Groove Band, jazz.
