Sentence examples for selection of covers from inspiring English sources
See below for a selection of covers by Jean-Jacques Sempé that celebrate the pleasure of music.
"As we're on a "plug your band" tip, may I mention my own estimable combo, The CoverUps, who play the most esoteric selection of covers north of Basingstoke.
The Castiles were a hardworking group – before splitting in 1968 they played the best part of 120 shows – and their bar band set was a selection of covers.
Her second album continues along an idiosyncratic path, offering a selection of covers that takes in lesser-known tracks by Richie Havens, Todd Rundgren and Gilbert O'Sullivan.
By The New Yorker June 16, 2012 For Father's Day, a selection of covers from the archive that address the pleasures (and occasional pains) of being a dad: William Steig The New Yorker offers a signature blend of news, culture, and the arts.
Now, Crumb's album covers have been collated and published: artwork dreamed up for the Otis Brothers, Louie Bluie, and Louisiana fiddlers; cartoon strips explaining his passion for record collecting, and portraits of Peg Leg Howell, James Brown, Merle Haggard, as well as a selection of covers Crumb drew for his own band, the Cheap Suit Serenaders, who enjoyed some success on the 70s folk scene.
There is a wide selection of cover crops, all of them thoroughly described, offered by Fedco Seeds, P. O. Box 520, Waterville, Me. 04905, (207) 873-7333; catalog $2. Another good source is Peaceful Valley Farm Supply, P. O. Box 2209, Grass Valley, Calif.
See the cover of The New Yorker's first issue, along with a selection of archival covers that riff on the original, in the slide show below: "February 21 , 1925" known as "Eustace Tilley," by Rea Irvin.
In their latest issue, they include a selection of "the covers you were spared".
Here is a selection of Halloween covers from over the decades: "November 22 , 1941" by Rea Irvin.
A selection of Thanksgiving covers from our archive: Mina Kaneko is a member of The New Yorker's editorial staff.
