Sentence examples for most famous record from inspiring English sources

His most famous record, the Koln Concert of 1975, was also a product of stress.

Grace included the cover version of Leonard Cohen's "Hallelujah" which would become Buckley's most famous record.

The answer to both questions is that he is the author of "Getting Into Guinness: One Man's Longest, Fastest, Highest Journey Inside the World's Most Famous Record Book" (Collins, Sept. 2008).

The writer was Greil Marcus, who would go on to write some of the best commentary and criticism about Bob Dylan and his art, and whose opening sentence on this occasion eventually made his piece the most famous record review ever written: "What is this shit?" All musical oeuvres contain duds.

It might be the most famous record cover image on the shittiest album in history.

Fifty years after his most famous recording, Mr. Moody's gifts remain miraculously undiminished.

Coleman, whose most famous recording was "This Is Always," with Charlie Parker, died last July at sixty-nine.

It reportedly includes remixed versions of many of his most famous records, plus several completely new tracks.

Mr. King's most famous recording, "Stand By Me," was a Leiber-Stoller song on which he collaborated.

It was another hint that they were a rather stranger, more intriguing band than their most famous records suggested.

The Kingsmen's most famous recording is "Louie Louie," a song written by Richard Berry and first recorded by Berry and his band, the Pharaohs, in 1957.