Sentence examples for record sweet from inspiring English sources

She eventually moved to Nashville with her second husband to record "Sweet Dreams," "Crazy" and other hits.

On his latest record, "Sweet Science," Mr. Goldings evokes an almost cinematic soundscape to envelop and cushion improvisation.

She was persuaded to record Sweet Dreamer by family and friends, and was joined by an extraordinary array of musicians, including two Spiders From Mars – drummer Woody Woodmansey and Bowie's long-serving piano maestro Mike Garson.

Today, he's sharing one cut off the record, "Sweet"—a fitting title to a track that bounces and curls with its dreamy guitar riffs and shimmering wind chimes.

"He recorded Sweet Home Chicago in that hotel," Bragg continues.

In the early 80s, the studio was moved to a disused church nearby (as well as one in Somerset), where the Eurythmics, Dave Stewart and Annie Lennox, recorded Sweet Dreams upstairs, and which they later took over.

"I recorded Sweet Kisses when I was 17 years old and I'm 21 [this month] so there is four years of growth involved," Simpson said in an interview with Coventry Newspapers in July 2001.

When I recorded "Sweet Baby James," I was ready to record it in the early Summer of 1970, but I had a motorcycle accident and I was laid up.

Even though the LP's most "commercial" recording, "Sweet Thing," initially was perceived as its focus track, Astral Weeks featured no hit singles, sales were not impressive (it finally having turned "gold" by 2001), and to new listeners raised on pop radio, it was a challenging amalgam of folky-blues, jazz, northern soul, and singer-songwriter-styled lyrics.

The world record is sweet vindication, both for Mr. Cameron and for Fox.

The resulting record, "Such Sweet Thunder" (1957)—the title is taken from "A Midsummer Night's Dream"—is a sensual, undulating, and thoughtful album, one that testifies to the value of great artists' being driven by the work of other great artists to create something new.