| She devotes loving attention to her orchestra, and especially to the coin-operated nickelodeon, the earliest version of a juke box. |
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| Bars and juke joints have given way to day-care centers and fast-food joints. |
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| Hearing the raw power of Junior Kimbrough and R.L. Burnside working a juke joint changed all that. |
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| Then there are the denizens of the juke joint, shouting through their drunkenness that they'll be at confessional on Sunday morning. |
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| Most of these songs are better suited for a supper club than for a juke joint. |
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| The idea was to create a juke box for all kinds of convivial settings-from parties in parks to hang-outs on college campuses. |
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| With the blues band we played the juke joints of Mississippi, Tennessee, Arkansas. |
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| He got into music early, and by the age of 13 was playing at the segregated black juke joints across the highway. |
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| In the '90s he was discovered playing at a local juke joint and was soon recording with Jon Spencer. |
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| Following his spurned overture, he was drinking at a juke joint with Sonny Boy Williamson. |
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| Swing originated in the juke joints and rent parties of Kansas City, Chicago and Harlem. |
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| 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. |
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| Our ears are assaulted by juke boxes and radio and television blaring the same handful of tunes over and over. |
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| It was as if black culture was a juke joint in the woods that whites had to travel to in order to experience it. |
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| Late arrivals had to stand along the walls, leaning against the juke box or the poker machines. |
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| Harpo learns how to live alone, and builds a juke joint in their old home. |
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| But juke has become a worldwide underground scene, selling out clubs all over Europe. |
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| 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. |
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| 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. |
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| There are chain gangs and juke joints and no interest in career. |
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| So what were they doing before, to juke the stats, as they say on The Wire? |
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| Migrants from the Texas and Oklahoma dustbowls in the 1930s kept their music alive in the honky-tonks and juke joints of California's San Joachim Valley. |
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| But Ampex video recorders, with their two-inch reel-to-reel tapes, were the size of a juke box. |
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| Johnson left home around 1930 and for the rest of his life traveled the country, playing and singing at parties, juke joints, barrelhouses, and other venues. |
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| They are also the recipients of a vast and varied selection of arts and crafts: juke boxes, sledges, stained-glass windows, phonographs, tea cups, model aeroplanes and lots of paintings and books. |
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| A deceptive runner can juke and jive a would-be tackler right out of his socks if he can get that one-on-one, head-on angle of attack. |
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| Juke Joint Jumpin' The formal definition of a juke joint is a small roadside establishment in the southeastern United States where you can eat and drink and dance to music provided by a jukebox. |
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| For that matter, she's never been to a juke joint. |
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| In true juke joint style, the crowd whooped its appreciation. |
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| Secret location, Sat SM With his rather silly moniker and shouty lol-repository of a Twitter feed, some would call DJ Paypal a mere internet humorist, but his juke productions put paid to that. |
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| Anyhow, if we've finished playing Juke Box Jury now, I fancy getting some kip, if you don't mind. |
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| Having heard Juke in the witness box we are sure that his evidence would not have raised doubts in the jury's minds as to the guilt of either defendant. |
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| That's because the weatherman has been given a Nissan Juke by Arnold Clark in Perth. |
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| Knickerbocker glories at Rea's cafe Juke box playing our favourite track Parkers Grill for breakfast With fish tanks out the back. |
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| A police car on its way to a 999 call-out in Whitley Bay had collided with a white Nissan Juke near to the traffic lights at the entrance into West Park. |
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