Noun:

లూసిటర్,

crooner's Usage Examples:

Plant feared his career would be ruined by this, and that people would now think of him as a "crooner", instead.

He became one of the first crooners.

to make his (Crane"s) singing that of a crooner instead of the nasal psalmodist described in the story and that of Brom Bones to include the latter as.

more gravel-voiced shouters, high-pitched keeners, hopped-up rockers, churchy belters, burlesque barkers, doo-wop crooners, and sweet, soft moaners—more.

song is a ballad, with Lenorman singing about the subject matter that crooners traditionally sing about.

The reggae crooner Alton Ellis recorded a cover entitled She Boom for Studio One some time in the 1970s; the EP has been pressed at various times by various distributors.

Theatre; a dual misnomer since it is never a theatre and its fare is ever unvaried—the alien crooner, the alien comic: the fatuous and the filthy.

the new pash crooner, and his mike-clutching stance, accented by the whinnying dames, leaves no secret as to whom Der Bingle refers.

One of the most successful crooners was Bing Crosby.

Rowing racing boats BaBalu is the debut album released independently by jazz crooner Michael Bublé, before his debut label album, Michael Bublé (2003) was recorded.

brought in to host the seven night per week evening slot vacated by R"B crooner Brian McKnight.

King of Jazz marked the first film appearance of the popular crooner and singer Bing Crosby, who, at the time, was a member of The Rhythm Boys, the Whiteman Orchestra's vocal trio.

Synonyms:

vocaliser, vocalist, singer, balladeer, vocalizer,