stories we could tell造句

• "We do it for the stories we could tell, " he said, a beer in hand.
• In September 2014, Mr . Big released . . . The Stories We Could Tell, produced by Pat Regan.
• They're all here, along with later songs from the long-haired days, such as " Stories We Could Tell ."
• Jimmy Buffett added verses that included Clemons in " The Stories We Could Tell " during his final encore during his concert in June 21, 2011.
• They broke up in 2002, but after requests from fans, they reunited in 2009; their first tour was in Japan, in June 2009 . To date, Mr . Big has released eight studio albums, the latest being " . . . The Stories We Could Tell " ( 2014 ).
• MR . BIG drummer Pat Torpey announced on July 25th 2014 that he had been diagnosed with Parkinson's disease and would be unable to perform all of his normal drumming duties on the band's 2014-15 world tour in support of the album, " . . . The Stories We Could Tell ".
• In October 2014, Mr . Big released " The Stories We Could Tell, " with 13 new songs and a bonus live track of " Addicted to That Rush . " They embarked on a world tour to support the record and an unofficial fifth member of the band joined them on the tour : drummer Matt Starr.
• Also in 2004 two documentaries about the Mother Hips were completed, Patrick Murphree's " Stories We Could Tell ", a detailing of the history of the Mother Hips, told by the Hips themselves, friends, and family, and Bill DeBlonk's " This is the Sound ", a compilation of footage from the band's entire career . ( A third movie followed in 2006, Dave Schwartz's chronicle of a 2003 Santa Cruz show, " Beauty Rock " .)
• Stewart Mason of Allmusic called the song " every bit . . . equal " to " Maggie May, " and Allmusic's Stephen Thomas Erlewine called the song " unbearably poignant . " In its review of " Every Picture Tells a Story ", Billboard Magazine called " Mandolin Wind " an " excellent Stewart composition, " and in its review of " Stories We Could Tell " the magazine noted that the song offered " great single potential . " Rod Stewart biographers Tim Ewbank & Stafford Hildred refer to the song as " a stunning ballad ."