Sentence examples for swing number from inspiring English sources

The Texas brewer had an optimistic quasi-Dixieland swing number back in the early 1970's.

It pleases her that her new favourite swing number is called Pennsylvania 6-5000.

Whether performing an anguished ballad or a finger-popping swing number, Sinatra sang each line with a kind of fatal need that carried the weight of intense personal history.

Mr. Caine quotes the funeral march from Mahler's Fifth Symphony, morphing it into a gentle swing number, then pounding it, as if with a subconscious rage, in blocks of noise reminiscent of John Coltrane's "Ascension".

But while she shows off a few moves in the video for the plucky single "That Song in My Head," Ms. Hough's greatest accomplishment here is that there is no trace of the dancer left (though would one Western swing number have been too much to ask for?).

I credit Robin Williams, and this big, bombastic swing number for the trend that led to the music from The Mask two years later, and the popularity of the Cherry Poppin' Daddies three years after that.

With an immediately recognizable voice, he mastered all genres, from intimate ballads and up-tempo swing numbers to contemporary pop.

MORRIS TOWNSHIP Bickford Theater Wyeth jazz showcase, with the Blue Skies Octet, featuring swing numbers from the 1930s and 1940s.

Lennox dodges the swing issue by noticeably avoiding up-tempo swing numbers where either you have good jazz time or you don't.

He also composed and arranged "Life Goes to a Party," a tune that was regarded as one of the Goodman band's best swing numbers.

MS. WILSON and Mr. Lanna suggested that on the first dance tour the band should stick to swing numbers, saving Latin and Afro-Cuban grooves for future engagements.