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Diane and Mildred with the GMA Band
Basic Band Info
Band Name: Diane and Mildred (with GMA Band)
Album Name: Pickin' N Singin' Gospel Songs in the Country
Email Address: diamck2@aol.com
Website Address: http://www.GospelMusicArts.org
Music Style: Bluegrass/Country Gospe
lInfluences: Sullivan Family
Personal
First Name :Diane
Last Name :McKoy
Geographic City: New York
State: New York
Country:USA
Zip Code: 10024
Band Description
Famous sound of Bluegrass/Country Gospel Music duo known as Diane and Mildred has broken new ground in the Appalachians, on stages, TV, & radio. Their band rules!
Because Diane and Mildred's paths convene, this alone constitutes an eye opener. They live worlds apart, but by God's grace, their alliance has proven a powerful contender for a wide audience eager for spiritual fulfillment. Diane and Mildred host their own Bluegrass / Country Gospel TV show. They help to preserve this olde grassroots Gospel sound.
Mildred is a naturally gifted musician who plays clawhammer, rhythm guitar, bass guitar, autoharp, dobro, piano, and harmonica. She creates unlimited harmony parts instantly at will.
Diane founded the first and second Bluegrass Gospel bands of NYC. The combined longevity of both bands together is 22 years.
Diane and Mildred are not new to Gospel Music. Mildred Statzer has written and copyrighted more than 60 Gopsel songs, including authorship of hit song, "Someday Eternity Will Begin" (made famous by Diane and Mildred with the GMA Band). Mildred recorded five original CDs, sang the lead, plus all the harmony parts. Mildred founded the company, Gospill Music Publisher.
Diane has recorded numerous CDs. Diane McKoy is now described by Dr. Ralph Stanley and Clinch Mountain Boys band leader James Alan Shelton, as Queen of NYC Bluegrass Gospel Music for carrying that torch of Gospel Music for a long time in NYC. She has founded first and second NYC Bluegrass Gospel Music bands, having the combined longevity of 22 years.
This unique, now-famous duet sound of Diane and Mildred currently grace both radio and television with their one-of-a-kind telecast. Their earnest devotion to the Gospel is evident in the heartfelt timbre of their singing, which strikes the listener's ears with an untrammeled beauty and warm, friendly tone.
Diane and Mildred's impact on helping to preserve Old Time Grassroots Music (aka Bluegrass Gospel and Country Gospel Music) herald Diane and Mildred as Gospel Music world leaders in bringing changes to lives!
Everyone should pick up a copy of Diane and Mldred 's new CD titled, Pickin' N Singin' Gospel Songs in the Country.
Band Description
Famous sound of Bluegrass/Country Gospel Music duo known as Diane and Mildred has broken new ground in the Appalachians, on stages, TV, & radio. Their band rules!
Tuesday, March 11, 2014
Erika Ramirez' Billboard Hot Rap Songs Chart 25th Anniversary: Top 100 Songs - Really?
Billboard Hot Rap Songs Chart 25th Anniversary: Top 100 Songs
To honor the 25th anniversary of Billboard's Hot Rap Songs chart, we’re counting down the tally's top 100 tracks ever.
Rap is a victorious genre. Having built its history on songs of overcoming the harshest of hard-knock lives, in addition to observances of all of life's nuances, rap is more than just dope beats and rhymes. Its lyrics tell stories with insights and uncommon honesty, traits that have ultimately taken the genre from niched inner-city beginnings to a longstanding place at the heart of pop culture.
So it was fitting for Billboard to create a chart, in 1989, dedicated to the then-rising genre, birthed out of hip-hop. At the time, MTV's influential "Yo! MTV Raps" was only a few months old, and acts like Ice-T and N.W.A were not only ruling rap but beginning to enter the mainstream music conversation.
While rap has evolved, there’s no denying its ever-growing power. To celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Billboard’s Hot Rap Songs chart, we’re counting down the top 100 songs in the tally’s quarter-century history. From Salt-N-Pepa to Macklemore, we've got the genre's past quarter-century covered.
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