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- verb Present participle of
balladeer .
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Examples
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As Porter showed on London's Revoice! festival, he can unite soul styles from Barry White to Stevie Wonder, Kurt Elling's pin-sharp, improv precision, balladeering delicacy, and also add a social/political agenda.
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And Atkins channeled Patsy Cline while balladeering on the downbeat "Hotel Plaster" and "The Tower."
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And Atkins channeled Patsy Cline while balladeering on the downbeat "Hotel Plaster" and "The Tower."
Concert review: Nicole Atkins live is a high note at Rock & Roll Hotel 2011
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And while Sinatra's seemingly effortless balladeering had some "bel canto" qualities to it, his attention was mostly directed toward the American songbook, of which he became the foremost interpreter.
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I'm sure the younger Bards would be thrilled with such a rich topic for balladeering.
Widows and Orphans R. Daniel Lester 2010
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What happened to the clean-cut wholesomeness and raw talents of the Michael Jackson types albeit before he became a ruinous pervert - thanks to the excesses of fame and fortune and the balladeering of Lionel Richie types, and the deep soul-piercing and heartfelt music of the Stevie Wonder types?
Obama-Kennedy Dream Ticket and Other Itemized Musings Anxious Black Woman 2008
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But the final product was lame, generic balladeering by someone who's heyday had long been over notwithstanding a few tracks from his Audioslave project.
Alicia Keys and Jack White's Bond Song - Another Way To Die « FirstShowing.net 2008
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“More Than Words” was about as good as power balladeering ever got.
Fargo Rock City Chuck Klosterman 2003
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I'm sure the younger Bards would be thrilled with such a rich topic for balladeering.
Winds Of Fury Lackey, Mercedes 1993
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Apparently Bobâ ™ s balladeering, acoustic trio phase only lasted the one album, John Wesley Harding, and once again itâ ™ s off to something new. âIâ ™ ll Be Your Baby Tonightâ wasnâ ™ t a fluke, it was an omen.
Nashville Skyline 1969
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