Sentence examples for records cut from inspiring English sources
The last we know of was Alessandro Moreschi, a singer at the Sistine Chapel, who died in 1922 in his early 60s, leaving behind some ghastly gramophone records cut two decades before.
Yet Kitman says OK Go's label, Capitol Records, cut its marketing budget based on poor album sales.
He launched his recording career in the 1950s with concurrent cover versions of records cut by such legendary black artists as Little Richard and Fats Domino.
As part of the promotional campaign for Exhibitionist 2, Mills announced the release of three 12" records cut tracks created for the documentary.
His unique approach to record production has led Dixon to work with adventurous artists like The Flaming Lips and Aerial Pink to produce limited edition records cut into unorthodox materials like upcycled plexiglass, laserdiscs, picnic plates, CD-Rs, mirrors, placemats, X-rays, and even 90% cacao chocolate.
"I still like playing the original records," Cut Chemist said.
The legacy of Blue Note Records cuts a wide swath through music history, from the boogie-woogie bustle of Meade Lux Lewis to the folk-stirred pop of Norah Jones.
Adam Baumeister of Meep Records cuts a vinyl 45 of me drunkenly reading a Dave Eggers story about dogs.
(In a permissible bit of revisionist history, the band's hobbled, post-Jones sixth record, "Cut the Crap," largely crap, has been cut).
His first record, cut in 1949, went nowhere in particular, but by 1951 he scored his first major hit, "Three O'Clock Blues", and he was away.
An academic study by Pager and Western in 2005 showed that in New York City having a criminal record cut a person's employment prospects by nearly a third.
