Sentence examples for recorded pop from inspiring English sources

It was here, as a plaque still commemorates, that the Fab Four recorded "Pop Go The Beatles" in the summer of 1963.

He recorded Atlantic's jazz roster, which included the Modern Jazz Quartet, Charles Mingus, Freddie Hubbard, Mr. Coleman and Coltrane; he also recorded pop and rhythm-and-blues hits for Bobby Darin, Ruth Brown, Solomon Burke, the Clovers and the Drifters.

The trio often recorded pop ballads like "You'll Never Walk Alone," and Dinah Washington once urged Ms. Campbell to follow in her footsteps and make a career as a crossover artist.

He said he had not seen his father since he left the East Coast 24 years ago, though he said he was considering returning to live in the basement where he recorded pop freakout jams like "Loneliness" and "Groovy Girls Make Love at the Beach".

A gregarious socialite, she had a clothing line and recorded pop songs under a stage name, Googoosha, while Uzbekistan's cotton-based economy languished and the government forced students into the fields once a year to bring in the harvest for almost no pay.

In the 1970s, along with providing her voice for commercials, November also recorded pop songs on the radio.

Siamas wanted to record pop versions of Greek standards, but Keane knew that this spelt failure.

In the late nineties, she began to record pop songs in which every sound, from percussion to strings, was created by her voice, multi-tracked and layered.

He also sang professionally for a time, recording pop songs, and his picture appeared on the covers of magazines throughout Europe.

In the late nineties, she began to record pop songs… Despite the bubbly erotic wit of Ernst Lubitsch's comedy "Ninotchka" (playing at Film Forum through Jan . 3, the movie's political satire is chillingly serious.

Virgin wanted Black to record pop music in the vein of Avril Lavigne, despite already knowing what kind of music she made when signing her.