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Missionary dranes was apart of the cogic as a national evamgelist in the early 20s
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@TSmallsII Sometimes, the church I belonged to in Brooklyn would pull out this kind of music. but when the Old-Timers passed on, all that stopped. Funny thing is, when I went to a Gospelfest concert, I expected at least ONE group to do this. By the way, thank you for realizing I meant "raw" as a compliment!
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@909kong Yes!!! Many don't, but some do, especially in the rural South.
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She was also blind!
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Where can I find these recordings? I would love to have these in my collection. This is the foundation we are standing on today. Fantastic. I've heard of Missionary Dranes but never heard her.
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Now this is gospel the way I like it!
Yes, 909kong, the praise at my Holiness Church still sounds raw and almost like "Lamb's Blood." We're a small church in Alabama and when we sing "Another Day's journey" or "Jesus on the Mainline" or "He's Sweet I Know" we still get that sound but slightly more modern. I play the electric piano with a drummer and a young man on electric guitar and when the Spirit hits, the church rocks!
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I love the line "Jesus knew what I needed most - Filled my soul with the Holy Ghost".
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This is way raw. I wonder if the Holiness churches still do this kind of stuff?
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A big influence on Madame Ernestine B. Washington. Also check out the very powerful Sister Jessie May Hill, another early COGIC star, who began recording in the mid-1920s.



Go head now!Arizona was the first one to be recorded singing the sanctified sounds.She was also a singing Evangelist for the COGIC,there is only a samll number of her recordings because she stopped before the depression era began.This has a lot of history that most singers and the gospel community needs to know about.
Darneloh 3 years ago
U right, I heard a touch of her in some many different artist nowadays, specially The Clark Sisters!
DaSourcespr06 3 years ago