singing the blues

Of course, not everybody in Chicago is singing the blues.

With him playing and singing the blues, the band began to make its name.

For me, there's a difference between just singing the blues and actually feeling it.

Then comes Bonnie, and no one could be better for singing the blues on a late summer night.

“In 1950s Chicago she was the woman singing the blues.

But I - and the judges - like him better when he's singing the blues.

She began singing the blues in the early 1980s.

Michael Buble will be singing the blues for another reason.

Singing the blues My son (who is now 19) became a football supporter at the age of 4 years old.

It's almost as though singing the blues isn't a cheery calling.

The movie opens with a man playing the harmonica and singing the blues.

But these days, many of the breast cancer foundation’s local affiliates are singing the blues.

If singing the blues is some kind of gift next time I'd rather have a toaster.

And, all those initiatives have me singing the blues.

But the company has been singing the blues lately.

His last single released on physical media was 2009's "Singing the Blues".

Not everyone in green cleaners is singing the blues.

But you would walk away thinking that the person deserves to be singing the blues.”

"A young man told me, 'How dare you insult your race by not singing the blues!' "

Louis came to town next and it wasn't long before they were singing the blues as goaltending once again let them down.

Brown said it was Robinson's love for singing the blues that got him through the rough patches of his life.

"I don't live my days walking around here, singing the blues about not winning a playoff game in 10 years.

They suggest a sound-bite for the new election: Vote blue, and we'll all be singing the blues.

At an early age he showed unusual gifts singing the blues and accompanying himself on the piano.

Currently on leave from the Public Service, her interests include performance art, native fish and singing the blues.