Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary
prog [Brit prɒɡ, Am prɑɡ] N Brit inf
- prog TV, RADIO
- émission f
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He has played in a country, blues, reggae, prog, and '50s/ '60s cover band.
en.wikipedia.org His fill-heavy drumming style is influenced by jazz and prog-rock, characterized by complex, atypical rhythmic structures (including irregular stopping and starting).
en.wikipedia.org Whilst sticking to no one distinct style, their music was based around new prog and alternative rock.
en.wikipedia.org They were less symphonic and far more prog-experimental, with jazz as a major support.
en.wikipedia.org He began playing drums at age seven, performing with a series of prog-rock and disco bands throughout adolescence.
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