street musician

Street musicians, for example - when did they come back?

After leaving school at 18, he even tried his hand as a street musician.

Why would two street musicians have a cow, after all?

"It was the music of the gangs and street musicians."

I give to good street musicians, because you know they have years invested in their skills.

The song is the story of a street musician pleading for someone to give him money.

He is highly respected by other street musicians and artists.

If you are a street musician, you have to pay.

Work was hard to come by in New York and many of the men tried to support themselves as street musicians.

After high school he toured Ireland for four months as street musician.

Is there another street musician in New York whose work you especially like?

"The Chinese have always seen street musicians as beggars," he said.

As we waited to board, a street musician warmed up the crowd.

I went into the other room, next to the window so I could hear the street musicians outside.

Then he developed an interest in "seeing what happens at an existential level, being a street musician."

Street musicians may no longer need a piece of luggage to take their acts down to the corner.

And now we bid farewell to Phil, the young, street musician.

Sheet music from the show sold well, and street musicians played the melodies.

Days spent on subway platforms with his keeper, a street musician.

They are also well-known locations for street musicians to perform, especially during the holiday season.

In the end, the Bourbon Street musicians never get very far from home.

It tells the story of a war veteran who has become a street musician after losing one leg.

The film is based on a young street musician who has to deal with the racial tensions that surround him.

He remembered the street musician with his little monkey.

The market was a popular attraction, with lower class shoppers being entertained by street musicians.