Sentence examples for hit musicians from inspiring English sources

Those hit musicians will have their own economics.

Instead of receiving an advance and then possibly reaping royalties later if they have a hit, musicians will share in all the profits from their music and touring.

Meanwhile, the loss of the CD business and the advent of streaming has hit musicians and record labels in different ways.

However, it was this very talented multi-hit musician who once said: "I think the general public has no idea what roadies do.

"Around the time of Sam and Dave, when 'Soul Man' was a hit, black musicians would say about someone, 'He's a soulful motherfucker,' but we never said, 'He's a soul-singing motherfucker.' I never heard anyone black say that, ever.

Bob Dylan used to say you only had to throw a stone and you'd hit a musician here.

Instead of pedalling their latest album or playing to the crowd with a greatest hits set, musicians have to push themselves to produce the creative goods.

In a linoleum-lined room, we settled on floor cushions as three overly made-up dancers in sequined saris gyrated before us, mimicking moves from Bollywood hits while musicians maniacally pounded drums and harmoniums.

The Global Citizen Festival, held on 28 September, gathered thousands of people together in Central Park, New York, to demand an end to poverty – albeit in between breathlessly screaming out the choruses to hits from musicians ranging from Stevie Wonder to Kings of Leon.

She performed a host of hits, with musician and producer Nile Rodgers, who collaborated with Bowie on the album Let's Dance.

Rather than playing his own hits, Australian musician Gotye also introduced a mostly clueless (we all admitted to it via a show of hands) crowd to the music of French electronic music pioneer Jean-Jacques Perrey.