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Often used in the same context:
harmonizers,
songsters,
twanger,
screechers,
cacophonies,
rockers,
skirling,
chanteuses,
mewl,
troubadours,
folkers,
folkies,
dirges,
revivalists,
strutters,
axman,
bands,
musicians,
shrieker,
punks,
celli,
caterwaul,
banjoes,
ditties,
tooters,
folk,
singers,
jazzer,
scuzz,
cockneys,
gutbucket,
britpop,
punker,
yawp,
hepcat,
ragamuffins,
virtuosi,
rapscallions,
harpers,
ska,
nightingales,
choruses,
calypsos,
mariah carey,
vocalists,
franz ferdinand,
kwela,
panpipes,
folktronica,
singin,
dullards,
wurzels,
skiffle,
rhymers,
artiest,
krautrock,
hepcats,
melisma,
quintet,
shrilling,
scallywags,
falsettos,
psychedelic rock,
sea chantey,
groover,
tunes,
chanteur,
chanty,
katzenjammer,
balladeer,
yowl,
coronets,
chantey,
godfathers,
cacophonic,
alikes,
handclap,
brassiest,
pentangle,
knell,
bad manners,
squeezebox,
anthems,
wimmin,
longhairs,
blacc,
whistlers,
rousers,
melodies,
billie holiday,
medly,
warbling,
whippersnappers,
skanking,
bards,
agit,
barrelhouse,
yodels,
banshees,
workingmen,
punk rock,
beatle,
abolitionists,
academicians,
animators,
announcer,
appraisers,
artists,
associates,
astronauts,
attendees,
audiences,
authorship,
bearers,
bikers,
biographers,
blacksmith,
boomers,
breeder,
broadcaster,
caller,
caretakers
Also try:
— Adjectives for wailers:
professional,
original,
other,
early,
new,
female,
werterian
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