Bluesy in a sentence

It digs into the Stones’ long-established style: sinewy guitar riffs, Jagger’s proudly intemperate vocals, bluesy underpinnings and ever-improvisatory guitar interplay.

The band then launched into songs such as A Girl Called Johnny and bluesy All Souls Hill - a track from their latest album.

It’s bluesy, energetic hard rock that fits the American rock zeitgeist of the time, and the singer’s assured, sexy video vamping prefaced the coquettish nature of the “I Touch Myself” clip.

Of the numerous other standouts, here is a sampling: Thornetta Davis in the bluesy “BDB Women”; Ray in the spare, piano-bar style “Stormé DeLarverie”; Wes Olivier in the rafter-shaking “Audre Lorde”; Le Gateau Chocolat in everything.

She said: "Their divisive rhetoric about strivers versus scroungers or claiming people just felt 'too bluesy' to work may have grabbed headlines, but it did absolutely nothing to actually get Britain working again.

The acoustic set opened with “Low Man’s Lyric,” a bluesy number that Hetfield said was inspired by Tom Waits, which Metallica hadn’t performed since 1998.

The bluesy title cut is a Roth original while the album’s other 10 tracks are well-chosen covers.

This is your classic bluesy love song about being disillusioned with one former love affair and yearning for another lover.

This quartet from Wisconsin’s Fox River Valley plays bluesy rock originals and covers of The Beatles, The Eagles and more.

Very bluesy and dark.

Musically, it unfolds in three “suites” of sorts, opening like a bluesy ballad version of the Cocteau Twins, before slipping into a haunted, Lynchian lullaby, and then ascending to a final 90 seconds of soaring, widescreen dramatics.

The legendary band released the four-minute slow-burning bluesy and harmonica-driven “Living in a Ghost Town” on Thursday.

Elsewhere, on the bluesy acoustic number “Guns,” Martin calls out the backwards right-wing logic of decreasing gun violence by arming everyone.

If “Letting Go” from the Wings album is one of the “in-between songs” McCartney described, he sure livened up the bluesy number.

The opening track, “Train,” is a rockin’ and rollin’ bluesy thrill ride that instantly stole this Southern girl’s heart.

Bassist Mico Olmos added depth to their rocking bluesy tunes.

Follow the sound of music up a dimly lit, narrow stairway that leads to a ballroom packed with couples dancing toe-to-toe to the bluesy riffs of Kerry Pastine and the Crime Scene.

Hughes was outstanding jazz soloist, for singing the 1941 bluesy love ballad “At Last” which she will sing again in one or both HHS concerts.

Mr. Hamilton is such a pro at his art and craft that he tuned his guitar while he sang a verse and then immediately ripped into a bluesy jazz kind of solo.

The riff driven guitar/harp lick of the opening “When I Go,” the story of a drifter/stranger looking to settle down is a perfect example of how Harper and Musselwhite mesh their diverse influences to create a bluesy rumble that’s unique and gripping.