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• n.伴奏者

  accompanist

词组短语

1. Sideman A 名称

2. The Sideman Years 唱片名

3. accompanist sideman 伴奏者

4. Sideman H 名称

5. H Sideman 标签

6. A Sideman 标签

7. Richard Sideman 赛德曼

权威例句

1. I idolized the great improvisers like Benny Goodman and Artie Shaw, but I rarely sought a soloist role. I was content being a sideman, playing notes written by someone else.

我极其崇拜象班尼·古德曼和阿蒂·肖这样即兴演奏者，但我很少寻求独奏的机会，我喜欢吹着别人写的曲子为他人伴奏。

2. He first recorded with Paul Howard's Quality Serenaders, and later as a sideman with the Les Hite Band.

他先在“保罗·霍华德的优质小夜曲”录音，后来为莱斯·海特乐队伴奏。

3. It is called Sideman and is a traditional weaving village. Weaving is a major part of the Balinese culture. But so is hospitality.

村名叫塞得曼，是个传统的纺织村。纺织是巴厘岛重要文化之一，还有就是好客。

实用例句

1. Owens's beloved sideman Don Rich is given ample due, as is guitarist Billy Mize and Bonnie Owens, a sweet country singer who had been married to Buck Owens and Mr. Haggard (and dated Fuzz Owen in between).

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2. Eventually, he worked as a sideman with Jimmy Witherspoon, and with Ike and Tina Turner, and he continued to make his own recordings as a leader, something he began doing while still in Coltrane's group.

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3. This Hines was easily reconcilable with the infamous egomaniac who had a hard time playing sideman to anyone, even the almighty Louis Armstrong when he was a member of Armstrong's All Stars.

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4. Trombone star Fred Wesley, Jr. is best known for his work as a sideman with James Brown in the 1960s and 70s, when he helped move Brown's sound from soul to funk.

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5. As a sideman, he helped spark jazz's plugged-in fusion (including Miles Davis's 1970 classic, "Bitches Brew"), has upheld its acoustic traditions (nearly 30 years in Keith Jarrett's Standards Trio), and remains a go-to player for veterans and rising stars alike.

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