bluegrass

Converse of object

• play: I shall buy more and learn to play bluegrass.
• include: I had co-founded the club in 1974 and at that time we regularly included bluegrass and acoustic performers in the program.
• hear: As long as we were having fun and getting to hear the best Bluegrass in the world and nobody was losing, who cared!
• promote: I couldn't think of a better way to promote bluegrass than what you are doing here.

Adjective modifier

• annual: A common occurrence in freeze injury is to observe an initial green-up of the annual bluegrass followed by a rapid death.
• traditional: Tony's musical roots, however, are firmly in traditional bluegrass.
• real: There was far more real Bluegrass than last year.
• great: In the second hour there's great old time gospel bluegrass and cardio vascular exercise.
• good: Definitely some of the best Bluegrass I have heard.
• more: Tony Ellis has a new CD, out in March, of more traditional bluegrass.

Modifies a noun

• banjo: We guarantee this book will get you started playing bluegrass banjo.
• picker: He is still one of the hottest bluegrass guitar pickers around.
• mandolin: He was, in turn, replaced by Frank Wakefield, another great bluegrass mandolin master.
• fiddle: I'm not sure how many folks there realized what an outstanding bluegrass fiddle player he is.
• band: Tony has a separate bluegrass band back home which he hopes to bring over on his next visit - a mouth-watering prospect.
• gospel: This weeks show is a treat for all you bluegrass gospel lovers.

Noun used with modifier

• driving: They finished the evening with a hard driving bluegrass number Standing And Looking.
• time: In the second hour we've got bluegrass gospel, cardio vascular exercise and great old time bluegrass music.
• straight-ahead: However, straight-ahead bluegrass is not what the crowd came to hear and not what the band came to play!
• playing: In fact twenty years back just about everybody playing bluegrass had some Jim & Jesse songs in their repertoire.