Sentence examples for light pop from inspiring English sources

White sequins of light pop along the water.

Even light pop has its devotees: the sales of Celine Dion, Michael Bolton and Kenny G. are consistently titanic.

They developed a widely copied format they called magic radio, a rotation of light pop that was more Loggins & Messina and less Led Zeppelin.

In a light pop tenor reminiscent of James Taylor, Mr. McCormack sings of secrets, and the longing to disclose them, of home and the search for self.

I rolled the leaf around the tortilla and bit: peppery nasturtium, warm, sweet tortilla, and then the light pop of escamoles bursting like tiny corn kernels.

Andre Kostelanetz was the music director of this summer festival and the New York Philharmonic played light pop, light classics and the regular repertory.

Dipping into the American songbook with renditions of "Learnin' the Blues," "Lilac Wine" and "Blues in the Night," she also showed a facility for light pop-jazz nostalgia.

They concentrated on folk-rock and light pop-gospel, styles that were deemed more authentic than anything to come from Broadway or Tin Pan Alley.

In the show's up-tempo numbers, Ms. Kole demonstrated her deepening confidence as a light pop-jazz swinger who, even when she is horsing around, keeps her eye on the subject.

Near the end of the show, she introduced a light pop-jazz version of Willie Nelson's "On the Road Again" by saying it was not in the great American Songbook.

His 1970 album, "Sugar," made with George Benson, was his biggest hit and was his springboard into a long period of light pop-jazz, the antecedent for today's smooth jazz.