Sentence examples for raw singing from inspiring English sources

Still, it is hard to imagine any of these singers going the distance with Mr. Ledet or Ms. Sanchez, assuming that raw singing ability and poise carries the day.

The recording is clean but not as robust as Longhair's best-recorded album, Rock and Roll Gumbo, though with Fess's raw singing and galloping style of playing, pristine fidelity does seem beside the point.

Depending on your definition he is either a rock 'n' roll jazz man who plays a honking saxophone that echoes his raw, craggy singing or a jazz-influenced rocker.

Half the World Away and Slide Away followed and there was a lump in my throat - already raw from singing - as I remembered not just how much I love Oasis, but how important music is to me, how amazing a simple song that touches the hearts of a roomful of strangers can be.

Mr. Dennehy is seen earlier as a naked Sphinx, singing a raw-voiced version of the chorus of "Can't Take My Eyes Off You".

Richard Cromelin from the Los Angeles Times highlighted Carey's unadorned and raw form of singing in the song, writing "her singing is so direct, understated and unglamorous it's almost shocking -- like seeing a diva without makeup".

And surtitles are of only limited value: while they help to draw the audience in, they also place far too much stress on the words, which are raw material for singing rather than freestanding literary texts.

He enjoyed Michele's "What a Girl Wants", calling her singing "raw and lovely".

This May Be My Last Time Singing : Raw African-American Gospel on 45RPM (1957-1982).

Richard Cromelin from the Los Angeles Times highlighted Carey's raw form of singing on the track, writing, "its unadorned, and her voice is almost leathery in the lower notes.

The raw-guts traditional singing, always an important element in Mr. Wilson's work, was by Rhetta Aleong, Elaine Flowers, Lawrence Harding and Mr. Wilson.