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Meanings of rock-and-roll in English
A genre of popular music originating in the 1950s; a blend of black rhythm-and-blues with white country-and-western.
Usage of rock-and-roll in English
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Was I looking for something meaningful, or merely hoping for rock-and-roll sex?
2
With a rock-and-roll band that's blasting so you can't hear yourself think.
3
At the start of his rock-and-roll career, Buddy Holly tours with Cooke.
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The games room has been cleared of rock-and-roll pinball machines and stuffed animals.
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At least I got two great rock-and-roll records out of it, and credibility.
6
Writer describes how musical habits changed with the advent of rock-and-roll.
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I didn't want him hanging out at clubs and rock-and-roll shows.
8
Had a company back in the States, flew big-name rock-and-roll acts.
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Someone was running a tape of an example of what the ancients called rock-and-roll.
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One of the great rock-and-roll tracks of all time, not a drum on it.
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Hamburg in those days did not have rock-and-roll music clubs.
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As a young man he was a budding rock-and-roll drummer.
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He picked the rock-and-roll station that he knew Allyson liked.
14
I hate rock-and-roll, but I really like popular Brazilian music.
15
Demos are made by the rock-and-roll groups of code.
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Everything they'd been brought up not to do, they could do at a rock-and-roll show.
Translations for rock-and-roll
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