plugger

A plugger's job is to get your record played on the radio.

That is where the plugger and press officer come on the scene.

He was and always had been a conscientious man, a plugger.

He left this job to be a record plugger, and began collecting records.

Not real imaginative, but a good plugger, knows the language and culture, lots of friends in their royal family.

To hire a plugger and a press officer, will cost you anything from £100 a week each, depending on their track record.

At best, the plugger can be a creative link between the artist, management, record company and radio station.

He got rid of a no talent plugger that has never had a place in my hockey.

Plugger's eyebrows shot up, his blue eyes wide open.

He was a plugger rather than a star.

The Valiant was just what we needed then: a slow, heavy, reliable plugger.

Hell, I keep forgetting you're not a song plugger.

If you can afford it, hiring a press officer and a plugger will maximize the impact of your record.

"He's a hard worker, a plugger, who has the maturity to understand that life is a series of goals.

"His boat has more power than Cap's old plugger."

At worst, a 'plugger' merely ensures the delivery of a record to someone's office.

The radio play was incredible though, even Alan James, our plugger couldn't understand it.

His career began as a song plugger for Irving Berlin.

"I was a song plugger in the old days," he said the other day, remembering the changing tempos of his career.

Plugger promised to keep the pair for me until the day before I left so that they would have the shortest travelling time possible.

Descending to the basement, they had experienced no trouble with Plugger's cellar crew.

He worked his way up to song plugger, offering sheet music for new songs to their prospective performers.

Verona: the plugger, rough at the edges, but persistent and reliable.

I'm a journeyman, a plugger compared to you.

"Thank you, Chaplain," Plugger responded with a smile of satisfaction.