Sentence examples for hot swing from inspiring English sources

Dorsey's big band played music that ranged from smooth dance tunes to hot swing; Dorsey had a small group, the Clambake Seven, for more intense jazz.

Two of the shows that sound most inviting are "hot swing" dance by Evita Arce and the Four Jivadeers (May 23) and "Dancing Divas" (May 24), among them Sara Rudner, Sally Silvers and Vicky Shick.

(Chinen) MARK O 'CONNORAND HOT SWING (Tuesday through Jan . 22 Vintage guitar-and-fiddle swing, as rendered by the violinist Mark O'Connor, the guitarists Howard Alden and Bryan Sutton, and a winsome guest singer, Roberta Gambarini.

The fifth annual "Spirit of Django Reinhardt" concert, celebrating the hot swing of that jazz guitarist and his 1930s collaboration with the jazz violin pioneer St ane Grappelli in the Quintet of the Hot Club of France, will be in New York on Aug. 1 at Frederick P. Rose Hall, the home of Jazz at Lincoln Center.

McCARTER THEATER Mark O'Connor's Hot Swing Trio.

FOOTNOTES The Grammy Award-winning fiddler Mark O'Connor and his Hot Swing Trio, featuring the guitarist Frank Vignola and the bassist Jon Burr, will be performing works associated with Stéphane Grappelli and Django Reinhardt, as well as new compositions and jazz standards, in a program to be recorded live at Merkin Concert Hall at 8 p.m. tomorrow and Wednesday.

He said, with his customary laugh, that he looked forward to having the Mets face Strasburg "when we're hot, swinging the bats well".

Using the Aug. 8 paper, for instance, you could "hot seat" swing state voters or a "Scientist at Work".

Bursts of hot, frantic swing follow him mentioning his homosexuality, and the furious swell of the choir's baritones greet his downward spiral towards chemical castration by the state.

A return to the excitement of 1920s hot jazz, swing came with its own negro-derived culture (as black Americans were then called): dances such as the lindy hop, the shag and the suzie Q; clothes, including variants on the zoot suit, and language – the jive talk popularised by musicians like Cab Calloway.

In contrast, hot Jupiters swing around their stars in a matter of a few days and reach thousands of degrees.