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Meanings of rock 'n' roll in English

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A genre of popular music originating in the 1950s; a blend of black rhythm-and-blues with white country-and-western.

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Usage of rock 'n' roll in English
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Away from mainstream pop, Japan's best rock'n'roll bands have always been female.
The Guardian
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In 2006, he won an Olivier award starring in Tom Stoppard's Rock'n'Roll.
The Guardian
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Outside of work, she chairs the All Russian Acrobatic Rock'n'Roll Federation.
News.com.au
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Photo: supplied Linda Gail Lewis's rock'n'roll credentials are right there in her name.
Radio NZ
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The future of rock'n'roll is peanut butter and jelly buffalo wings.
The Irish Times
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Very few women get a passport to that boys'-own world of rock'n' roll.
The Irish Times
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Video, Audio Auckland rock'n'roll trio Rackets perform at The Kings Arms.
Radio NZ
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More rock'n'roll'n'grub as Rolling Stone mag move into the restaurant business.
The Irish Times
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Rock'n'Roll Suicide just about gets the nod for its sheer ambition.
The Guardian
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Fielding says it's more rock'n'roll comedy than straight comedy, and he has a point.
The Guardian
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But it is on rock'n' roll's most infamous break-up that McCartney was uncharacteristically outspoken.
The Guardian
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Auckland rock'n'roll four-piece Clap Clap Riot play songs from their latest album Dull Life.
Radio NZ
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Little Richard, one of the pioneers of the first wave of rock'n'roll, has died.
The Irish Times
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Kids don't buy the escapist rock'n'roll fantasy any more, they know it's a lie.
The Guardian
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We touch upon his experiences working with The Sex Pistols on The Great Rock'n'Roll Swindle.
The Irish Times
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For many Irish acts, rock'n'roll is here to stay.
The Irish Times
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