Sentence examples for those vocalists from inspiring English sources

So while the first CD of this three-CD set mines those two recording centres, the other two discs in the set take us further afield to Nashville, Miami and Texas, while the third CD concentrates on those vocalists who recorded authentic Southern soul without venturing across the Mason-Dixon line.

XTeens tells Trevin, "You are one of those vocalists who can truly do it all..

(The greatest irony of the lip-syncing-heard-round-the-world is that Beyoncé is one of those rare vocalists who actually sounds better live than she does on her recordings).

Surrounded by a room of cacti, TOKi dove headfirst into a 60 minute run through some her most beloved tracks like "Darkest Dim," "Grace," and "Moon Rise," spanning through her diverse discography, and inviting many of those aforementioned tracks' vocalists like Gavin Turek and Jesse Boykins III along for the ride.

Weaving through and around Ondekoza's performances were those of the brass players — as ragtag a group as Ondekoza is meticulous, led by Kazutoki Umezu, on saxophone — and the vocalists.

Dance d.j.s need the vocalists as much as, if not more than, the vocalists need them.

It's one of those singer's songs where if you're not a vocalist you can't mess with that song.

Recitals featuring song cycles, i.e., German lieder, French mélodie, English art song, are standard fare with all classical vocalists, particularly those whose primary association is in the operatic world and who can draw a loving crowd to a smaller performance venue.

All those hot (would-be) guitarists and vocalists?

While any number of enduring acts have lost the odd musician, those that press ahead successfully without the lead vocalists are arguably rarer.

Anyone who has spent an evening listening to those softly plucked guitars, lovelorn lyrics and wailing female vocalists will probably think that the Portuguese capital is a haven of heartbroken fishwives pining away for distant sailors.