jacks the lad造句

• In " Jack The Lad ", Irish poet Robert Fallon described Vicky's show.
• As a result of the continued interest, Jack the Lad's albums were eventually released as CDs.
• He recorded with Pere Ubu, Viv Stanshall, Jack the Lad, Gerry Rafferty, Maddy Prior and others.
• He stayed with the group in 1973 when three of the five original members left to form Jack the Lad.
• In the novel, Osnard is a 27-or 28-year-old Jack the Lad, working for the agency.
• By 1973 Fairbairn, along with Phil Murray joined Jack the Lad, who recorded three albums and toured extensively before Lindisfarne reformed.
• Lindisfarne broke up in 1973 and Clements became a founding member of Jack the Lad, also working with Ralph McTell and Bert Jansch.
• He designed the sleeve for Jack the Lad's third album " Rough Diamonds ", and played harmonica on the record.
• Some bands like Stone Angel and Jack the Lad, who had disbanded in the 1970s, now reformed and resumed a recording or touring career.
• Fairbairn was soon singing and playing in local groups such as Trimrigg, before joining Hedgehog Pie, and then the Lindisfarne spin-off band Jack the Lad.
• The last Jack the Lad concert took place in Redcar in July 1977, although several reunions culminated in an appearance at the Skagen Festival in Denmark in 1993.
• The love turning to hatred . . . Jack the lad and the artificial Pearl . . . They're an electric couple . " ( page 74 ).
• Of the characters who don't work there, Michael is going through a mid-life crisis, while his friendly builder Barry is a typical " Jack the lad ".
• The B-sides to the single were " Jack the Lad " and " Disco ", and were later collected on the 2001 2-disc re-release of " Please ".
• Lindisfarne disbanded in 1975 and Hull released a second solo album, " Squire ", then formed the short-lived Radiator, which also included drummer Ray Laidlaw of Lindisfarne and Jack the Lad.
• After being made redundant, Manager Jim Jefferies paid tribute to McMillan, saying : " He is a wee bit of a'Jack the lad'but there is not an ounce of malice in him.
• Following this in 1993 Jack The Lad re-formed in as both the original band running side-by-side with their Lindisfarne commitments, and as a festival act which included Mitchell, Fairburn and Murray.
• The phrase may have its origins in a traditional British song called " Jack's the Lad ", but the first recorded use of'Jack the Lad'was in the 1969 film " Performance ".
• "' Jack the Lad "'were a folk rock / electric folk group from North East England formed in 1973 by three former members of the most successful band of the period from the region, Northumbrian music.
• Nicol also produced the album " Rough Diamonds " ( 1975 ) for the highly regarded Jack the Lad, and began to play with Swarbrick and Pegg in a low key trio, Three Desperate Mortgages, which toured student venues across Britain.