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Definition of juke joint in English: juke joint(also jook joint) noun North American informal A bar featuring music on a jukebox and typically having an area for dancing. a way of getting beyond the dive bars and juke joints and into professional arenas Example sentencesExamples - Hearing the raw power of Junior Kimbrough and R.L. Burnside working a juke joint changed all that.
- Even if you ignore his sizable catalogue of electrified Mississippi blues, you still gotta give him credit for keeping music alive in his legendary juke joint.
- In the '90s he was discovered playing at a local juke joint and was soon recording with Jon Spencer.
- There are chain gangs and juke joints and no interest in career.
- The juke joint that he builds attracts no customers.
- And in Ode to Joy, they've finally made an album that's dangerous enough to ignite moonshine jars in a juke joint but also big enough to hit the last rows in the cathedral balcony.
- This is a full-length biography of the electrifying bluesman and rock 'n' roller who began his music career playing juke joints throughout the Mississippi Delta after working as a sharecropper.
- Maryl's faux-mermaid philosophy is ‘keep that smile on your face, even when you're drowning’ - but using wood from a burnt-down juke joint to build a coffin wins best metaphor in an inspired script written in blood and sea salt.
- With the blues band we played the juke joints of Mississippi, Tennessee, Arkansas.
- Following his spurned overture, he was drinking at a juke joint with Sonny Boy Williamson.
- One long-time Ensley resident said, ‘There was nothing but juke joints and bars all up and down the street.’
- But the Stones, having borrowed their early repertoire, started off as if they were addressing the women who populated the cotton fields and juke joints of the Delta.
- Ruben Luna sees Ernie as his ticket to pay dirt, a way of getting beyond the dive bars and juke joints and into professional arenas in and around that so called plump paradise.
- The 80-years-old T-Model and Spam, his drummer, are well known for their ability to keep southern juke joints rockin’ into the wee hours.
- Bars and juke joints have given way to day-care centers and fast-food joints.
- He began playing the guitar at seven and by the age of 12 he was hanging out at black juke joints on the outskirts of town, jamming and absorbing the blues, R & B and soul.
- He got into music early, and by the age of 13 was playing at the segregated black juke joints across the highway.
- Of course I've never been there you understand, but the drinking establishment set the stage for one of Papa's war stories and in 1943 Luigi's was a one-tune juke joint.
- Junior also owned a juke joint, and every Sunday night - well, you get the idea.
- Swing originated in the juke joints and rent parties of Kansas City, Chicago and Harlem.
Origin1930s: from juke + joint. Definition of juke joint in US English: juke joint(also jook joint) nounˈdʒuːkdʒɔɪnt North American informal A bar featuring music on a jukebox and typically having an area for dancing. a way of getting beyond the dive bars and juke joints and into professional arenas Example sentencesExamples - Junior also owned a juke joint, and every Sunday night - well, you get the idea.
- Ruben Luna sees Ernie as his ticket to pay dirt, a way of getting beyond the dive bars and juke joints and into professional arenas in and around that so called plump paradise.
- One long-time Ensley resident said, ‘There was nothing but juke joints and bars all up and down the street.’
- Following his spurned overture, he was drinking at a juke joint with Sonny Boy Williamson.
- Bars and juke joints have given way to day-care centers and fast-food joints.
- There are chain gangs and juke joints and no interest in career.
- Swing originated in the juke joints and rent parties of Kansas City, Chicago and Harlem.
- The 80-years-old T-Model and Spam, his drummer, are well known for their ability to keep southern juke joints rockin’ into the wee hours.
- He began playing the guitar at seven and by the age of 12 he was hanging out at black juke joints on the outskirts of town, jamming and absorbing the blues, R & B and soul.
- In the '90s he was discovered playing at a local juke joint and was soon recording with Jon Spencer.
- The juke joint that he builds attracts no customers.
- This is a full-length biography of the electrifying bluesman and rock 'n' roller who began his music career playing juke joints throughout the Mississippi Delta after working as a sharecropper.
- And in Ode to Joy, they've finally made an album that's dangerous enough to ignite moonshine jars in a juke joint but also big enough to hit the last rows in the cathedral balcony.
- With the blues band we played the juke joints of Mississippi, Tennessee, Arkansas.
- Maryl's faux-mermaid philosophy is ‘keep that smile on your face, even when you're drowning’ - but using wood from a burnt-down juke joint to build a coffin wins best metaphor in an inspired script written in blood and sea salt.
- But the Stones, having borrowed their early repertoire, started off as if they were addressing the women who populated the cotton fields and juke joints of the Delta.
- Hearing the raw power of Junior Kimbrough and R.L. Burnside working a juke joint changed all that.
- Even if you ignore his sizable catalogue of electrified Mississippi blues, you still gotta give him credit for keeping music alive in his legendary juke joint.
- Of course I've never been there you understand, but the drinking establishment set the stage for one of Papa's war stories and in 1943 Luigi's was a one-tune juke joint.
- He got into music early, and by the age of 13 was playing at the segregated black juke joints across the highway.
Origin1930s: from juke + joint. |