Sentence examples for odd recording from inspiring English sources

Which makes this odd recording session anything but frivolous, despite Anderson's sunny sense of calm.

So too had an odd record.

"We invited ourselves and sometimes left with an odd record or two," Kix says.

James Brown recorded it on his 1964 album Out of Sight, an odd record that was packed with standards.

With Charles Mingus on bass and Mr. Roach on drums, Ellington made an odd record of aggression and calm.

KREIDER'S ODD RECORD With his goal in Game 1 on Monday, the Rangers rookie Chris Kreider tied an N.H.L. record for most playoff goals scored in a postseason by a player who had not skated in a regular-season game.

The Czech maintained his odd record of having lost his first match and won his second on each of his five appearances in London, which has only once been good enough to take him through to the semi-finals.

Bonnie Raitt, quoted on the 1988 reissue of the Shagg's album, "Philosophy of the World" -- a jarringly odd record of nonrhythmic, atonal songs about values and parental love -- described them as "castaways on their own musical island".

And yet, this is a tremendously odd record, one that begins with a tribute to the just deceased Duke Ellington, a 32-minute piece of colossally-cool ambient space jazz called He Loved Him Madly.

Coach Herman Edwards, trying to enforce a sense of humor about this seemingly odd record, told his players today that the Chiefs game was going to be treated as a road affair -- that the Jets would go by bus to nearby Islip Airport, fly to Newark Airport and then head for a hotel to spend Saturday night, just as if they were on the road.

Clayton said, "It's an odd record and a favourite of mine".