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Noun:

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bongoes's Usage Examples:

He presents himself as a "professional dreamer", and loves playing the bongoes and the guitar.

Quique Dávila on timbales, Papiro Allende on congas, Willie Rodríguez on bongoes, Roy Román y Lou Laurita on trumpets, Bobby Nelson on sax, Marco Katz on.

instruments such as the"tumbandera", the "marímbula", the "botija", the bongoes, the common "machete" (cutlass) and the accordion.

He occasionally takes a small pair of tuned bongoes, places them in front of him on the skin of one tom-tom and hits them in.

the contemporary gospel era", and was innovative in its use of horns, bongoes and the Fender bass.

Daisies") Brian Auger – harpsichord ("For Your Love") Denny Piercey – bongoes ("For Your Love") Ron Prentice – double bass ("For Your Love"); bass guitar.

with an emphasis on percussion and incorporation of instruments like the bongoes, maracas and tambourine, while O"Sullivan"s singing is more robust than.

Alan Sandow – drums, percussion, bongoes, chimes Daryl Braithwaite – lead vocals, tambourine, tabla Clive Shakespeare.

four to five saxophones, double bass, drums, maracas, cowbell, congas and bongoes.

The addition of -es to certain nouns produces changes in the placement of stress, thereby affecting the presence of accent marks (canción → canciones, bongó → bongoes but rubí → rubíes), and causes a spelling change in stems ending in -c, -g and -z (lápiz → lápices, frac → fraques).

2006, 2007) Danny Taylor – drums (1969) Alan Sandow – drums, percussion, bongoes, chimes (1969–1984, 2001, 2003, 2006, 2007, 2011) Daryl Braithwaite – lead.

thereby affecting the presence of accent marks (canción → canciones, bongó → bongoes but rubí → rubíes), and causes a spelling change in stems ending in -c.