Sentence examples for records distributed from inspiring English sources

Big Star, the most influential unpopular pop band in America, couldn't get its records distributed.

A further explanation appears below the chart: Voter registration and voter history records are public records distributed by the Iowa Secretary of State and/or county election clerks.

(Elektra still owns Ms. Merchant's catalog; Rhino Records, distributed by the AOL Time Warner conglomerate that includes Elektra, is releasing a 10,000 Maniacs retrospective this summer).

Crispin Hunt, former singer of the 1990s band Longpigs, recalled how the band's first album hadn't even come out when their label folded and their contract was bought by U2's Mother Records, distributed by Island.

A new song, "I Got You Dancing," is available for free download at her Web site, and will be released on her own label, Midget Records, distributed through EMI.

His latest album, "Blues After Sunset" on Black Top Records distributed by Alligator Records, blends 1920's stride piano, 1940's bebop, 1950's classic rhythm and blues and 1990's avant-garde with his own musical style and original compositions.

Leave It On was released on the band's Delo Records label, with Cottage Records distributing it.

The band was dropped from the Reprise roster, with Birdman Records distributing the band's Super Roots EPs during this period.

Missing records distribute approximately normally across CSCOM service areas (Shapiro-Wilk normality test: W = 0.9193; p-value = 0.1436) and approximately uniformly through the investigational period (Methods).

There were misfortunes with labels – they couldn't get #1 Record distributed widely, and there were further problems with the second album.

The Irish band Cruachan was formed in 1992 by guitarist Keith Fay with their first demo recording distributed in 1993.