Sentence examples for poignant pop from inspiring English sources

Born Jerome Felder, he called himself Doc Pomus, and, hobbled by childhood polio, he reached down deep, bringing forth hundreds of songs, some of them among the most poignant pop ever written.

Neither did a follow-up album, "Radio City," released in 1974, which embraced the influences of bands like the Beatles and the Beach Boys and added poignant pop tunes like "September Gurls" to Mr. Chilton's catalog.

This makes for a poignant Pop-style meditation on modern yearnings for natural paradise (Johnson).

Stylus Magazine called it a "a poignant, pop-culture-packed account of Kanye's near-fatal run-in with Chaka Khan".

When they're not being real complicated people, these folks make utterly poignant, funny pop.

He was fooling around with a calypso song he had heard Harry Belafonte sing, rearranging the chords, when he came up with the three-chord vamp that formed the backbone of the 1965 hit "The Tracks of My Tears," for which Mr. Robinson wrote some of the most poignant lines in pop music.

With its catchy choral numbers, poignant ballads, eye-popping magic tricks, standout choreography, and stunning sets, "Joker's Game" has all the makings of a hit.

Deschanel's surprisingly deft touch as lyricist and vocalist brings a buoyant bonhomie to tracks such as "This Is Not A Test" and "I Thought I SawYour Face Today", while Ward brings his own husky croon to bear on a couple of cover duets, transforming "You Really GotAHold On Me" into poignant, aching blues-pop, and "I Should Have Known Better" into an extraordinary lounge country cha-cha.

No two numbers sound alike, whether they're poignant ballads or rollicking pop.

She also provides a cadenced rant about traveling through other American cities, where the coffee is lousy and the bars close too early, and a perversely poignant interpretation of the pop standard "Leavin' on a Jet Plane" as a hymn to all departures as anticipations of death.

Together they created a poignant picture of three thorny pop iconoclasts indefatigably soldiering on.