vocalist
noun
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Contemporary Examples of vocalist
I remember seeing Bobby Short, the great lounge pianist and vocalist, on Johnny Carson once.
He and three friends, including Dick Taylor, formed a blues band, and Jagger was the vocalist.
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The MC was Queen Latifah and the vocalist of the live band she introduced was a new artist named Macy Gray.
Historical Examples of vocalist
At first he had thought but of the charming lady, the vocalist, and the recluse.
Doom CastleNeil Munro
A young performer, vocalist or elocutionist, is often introduced at a luncheon.
Social LifeMaud C. Cooke
They were listening to a vocalist who happened to be Barby's favorite of the moment.
The Electronic Mind ReaderJohn Blaine
The vocalist, a Miss Byfield, did not arrive till after dinner.
Passing ByMaurice Baring
"But you see I am in bed, and cannot get up," remonstrated the vocalist.
History of the Opera from its Origin in Italy to the present TimeHenry Sutherland Edwards