Sentence examples for sing rhythm from inspiring English sources

On July 12 from 6 to 8 p.m., the Kit McClure Big Band will perform golden oldies; July 19, Retumba will explore Afro-Caribbean dance and percussion music; and July 26, Roxy Perry will sing rhythm and blues with a seven-piece backup band.

Fifty years ago, when Willie Morgan was a teenager, he would go to a friend's apartment at 2197 Frederick Douglass Boulevard to sing rhythm-and-blues.

Back on her debut album in 1992, Mary J. Blige forged an urban-pop archetype: a woman tough enough for hip-hop and soulful enough to sing rhythm-and-blues.

The duo split up in the mid-1950s and Mrs. Knight began singing rhythm and blues as well as gospel.

Carole King dedicated "So Far Away" to troops overseas; Rod Stewart sang "Rhythm of My Heart" to video of a soldier's homecoming.

Even Gloria Estefan singing "Rhythm Is Gonna Get You" with the cast of "On Your Feet!" evoked the sound and sass of Latin Night at a Florida gay club.

Using a digital sampler to loop her rapidly sung rhythms and the occasional rude noise into beats and harmonies, she offered breathy vocals, brassy growls and irreverent asides in French and English.

Whether she's singing rhythm-and-blues, rock, jazz or the song with which she is indelibly linked, "At Last," Ms. James has a voice that holds all the pleasures of romance and the pains of heartache.

"Who Told You" picked up the blunt beat and plinking synthesizer of Detroit ghetto-tech, with MC Dynamite rapping in sync with the bass drum; "Lucky Pressure" had Onallee singing rhythm-and-blues verses and refrains over a backdrop of melancholy string-orchestra chords and the fast beat.

"I might sing good rhythm and blues but not rock'n'roll.

Ms. Thomas, who reappeared Sunday afternoon in a tribute to the gospel singer Mahalia Jackson, said, "Yes I sing my rhythm and blues, but it was God that gave me my voice".