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Meanings of bebop in English
Usage of bebop in English
1
Bruce has thrown off his former serious bebop persona and embraced cowboy music.
2
That album reached wide, pulling bebop and funk into the mix.
3
Jivester, editor and publisher Fergus Barrowman goes giddy at a snazzy bebop beat.
4
After some time in the proverbial recording studio, Larsen produced four bebop-style jazz compositions.
5
Jivester, editor and publisher Fergus Barrowman just goes giddy at a snazzy bebop beat.
6
American bebop "saxophone colossus", visiting here in June for the Wellington Jazz Festival.
7
Konitz plays bebop, and was influenced by Charlie Parker.
8
Cool, from the bebop hipsters you mention onwards, has always involved having something of an edge.
9
His last letter had gone on and on about bebop ballet at the Pas de Calais.
10
The hipster-bebop junkies never showed at 103rd Street.
11
Jivester, editor and publisher Fergus Barrowman on the sizzle and pop of a snazzy bebop beat.
12
These legendary sessions marked bebop's evolution into the '50s, and inspired a whole new school of cool.
13
In the late-1940s, that meant it had jazz groups playing bebop, pop tunes, and mellow blues ballads.
14
For all of bluegrass's traditional roots, it is a recent-even modernist-form, only a few years younger than bebop.
15
He sings a complicated bebop line.
16
There, he learned to play bebop on the trumpet, finding Miles Davis easier to imitate than Dizzy Gillespie.
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