saloon song造句

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1. The blessing was that his interpretation of his saloon songs just kept getting better.
2. After they divorce, Sinatra pours his soul into a series of unforgettable " saloon songs ."
3. After releasing " Saloon Song " on Barsuk, they played a 2001 national tour with Death Cab.
4. "I would like to do a saloon song for you, if I may, " he says.
5. A collection of what Sinatra called " saloon songs ", it includes Alec Wilder's " A Long Night ".
6. It's difficult to find saloon song in a sentence. 用saloon song造句挺难的
7. Then, with dramatic flourish, he announced that having built his career on saloon songs, he would end it the same way.
8. His last movie, " Frankie and Johnny " in 1966, featured Elvis Presley singing saloon songs in a riverboat setting.
9. He was often too self-conscious to sing, but when he did, he chose saloon songs associated with Frank Sinatra and Charles Aznavour.
10. It's almost like a saloon song you shouldn't pay any attention to, and the lyric means practically everything in the world.
11. An employee at Wherehouse Music also found the song on Roselli's " Saloon Songs Volume II, " but again, there was only one copy of the CD in the store when I called last week.
12. Few cinematic images of the 1970s are as striking as that of the bare-breasted Charlotte Rampling in Nazi regalia singing a German saloon song in Liliana Cavani's soft-core art film " The Night Porter ."
13. These were not the ancient, anonymous Anglo ballads they might seem, but instead were parlor-and-saloon songs, often in waltz time, based on sheet music published throughout the 19th century and then absorbed in the repertories of amateur Southern musicians.
14. He reveals himself most plainly in the saloon songs, when it's just him and piano, as in his version of " One for My Baby, " from the brilliant 1962 " Sinatra and Sextet : Live in Paris ."
15. Hayes's light baritone singing is relaxed, unmannered and marked by a perfect sense of rhythm which allowed him to attack phrases at just the perfect instant, and his renditions of classics from the twenties and of moralistic saloon songs such as " Ace in the Hole ", " Wise Guy " and " Silver Dollar " are splendid.
16. There's wow factor, of course ( a galloping carousel is an early highlight ) though quieter scenes are realised with the same attention to detail, particularly the recreation of a Coney Island bar to frame Raoul's saloon song feature ( Why Does She Love Me ) and his face-off with Mr Y ( Devil Take the Hindmost ) An inspired, often ravishing production for sure, though of a sequel that doesn't make a strong enough musical or narrative argument for its own existence ."