Sentence examples similar to musicians queue from inspiring English sources
And generations of musicians are queuing up to work with them, or to simply pay tribute to their music and influence.
This cult status is confirmed by the queue of musicians wanting to salute Mulcahy's art on Ciao My Shining Star.
According to Ray Ennis of the Swinging Bluegenes (later called the Swinging Blue Jeans) the registration process in Manchester took all day, as there was a queue of musicians carrying amplifiers and instruments that stretched all the way around the building.
At lunch, extras in Jean Harlow hairdos gossip in Russian as they queue for chilli, while Chinese jazz musicians join a line for rice and duck.
The next night a queue formed round the block at the bar but the musicians did not return.
To serious musicians, the format may have been tacky but that didn't stop them queuing up to appear on it.
Joining the musicians and record-label workers on the streets of Austin are the early adopters, many of whom queued round the block to buy the new iPad 2 at an Apple pop-up store when the device launched earlier this week.
He'd queue up songs and speak to his listeners with knowledge and passion about the music and the musicians.
It's as if all the world's metal musicians live in one village, and supergroups are formed on the basis of who happens to be in the post office queue in the morning.
But one of the most unexpected pop hits by a jazz musician owed as much to its uniquely jazzy sound as to a melody people could hum in the bus queue.
