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Big band   /bɪg bænd/   Listen
Big band

noun
1.
A large dance or jazz band usually featuring improvised solos by lead musicians.






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"Big band" Quotes from Famous Books



... can't come from any kind o' a forest fire, 'cause it's early spring an' the woods are too green to burn. Thar ain't no white people in these parts 'cept ourselves an' ef thar wuz they wouldn't be so foolish ez to build a fire that sends up smoke. So it's bound to be Injuns. They're a big band, so big that they ain't afeard o' bein' attacked. That's the reason why they're so keerless 'bout thar smoke. An' 'cause the band is so big it ain't jest hunters. It's a war band bound south ag'in the settlements to git scalps in revenge for all the braves ...
— The Keepers of the Trail - A Story of the Great Woods • Joseph A. Altsheler

... much of the sheep business, and much about the art of running a big band over that sparse range, in which this green valley lay like an oasis, a gladdening sight seldom to be met with among those sulky hills. She said she hoped her father would find a place for him, ...
— The Flockmaster of Poison Creek • George W. Ogden

... A big band of bleating sheep on the way to the loading pens at the station blocked her way where she would have crossed the street to Symes's house. She swore in a frenzy of impatience as she waited for them to pass in the cloud of choking dust raised by ...
— The Lady Doc • Caroline Lockhart



Words linked to "Big band" :   dance orchestra, dance band, band



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