Sentence examples for intriguing song from inspiring English sources
It remains an intriguing song, a sketchy template for what was to follow.
The most intriguing song here is "Flash," a bizarre ode to cross-dressing glamour and fleeting fame: "Flash!
The most intriguing song, at least after a few listens, is "Stella Hurt," a portrait of the thirties swing and blues singer Teddy Grace.
Musically, there is a lot going on here: tense keyboards, percussive breaths and distant gospel choirs, making it easily the most intriguing song on the record.
"It's a very peculiar and intriguing song," says Bob Stanley, musician and author of pop history Yeah Yeah Yeah.
In this intriguing song, Mitchell succinctly relates some of the variegated visions of liberation found in the New Testament Gospels.
He also performed intriguing songs from "Nero," another music-theater collaboration with Mr. Sater.
More intriguing were songs by J. J. Cale and Dan Hicks, also vintage but not so worn.
But there the similarities end, for the intriguing, ethereal songs are the antithesis of Ian Dury's gruff, chirpy wordplay.
She is also a composer of intriguing art songs, and recently she set Pablo Neruda poems to music for an album on Sunnyside called "Neruda".
Warpaint, a four-woman band from Los Angeles, had more complex and intriguing music — songs that evolved from hypnotically intertwining guitar patterns to muscular funk — surrounding lyrics about lovers' quarrels.
