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Rev. F. W. McGee (Ford Washington McGee, Winchester, Tennessee, October 5, 1890 - April 8, 1971) was an American gospel singer. He recorded "Fifty Miles of Elbow Room" which appears on The Anthology Of American Folk Music. McGee was born in Winchester, Tennessee on October 5, 1890 and was raised in Hillsboro, Texas. Married at 20, he embarked on a teaching career in Oklahoma. In 1918, he joined Rev. Charles H. Mason's Memphis-based Church of God in Christ and had completely abandoned teaching in favor of preaching by 1920, leading revival meetings in Kansas and Iowa. He built a congregation...

The Pat McGee Band ist eine Folkrock-Pop-Band aus Richmond, Virginia. Gegründet von Frontmann Pat McGee nach seiner Soloplatte From the Wood 1995/1996. 2001 verließ Gitarrist Al Walsh die Band. Drummer Chris Williams starb im Oktober 2006. .

Kirsty Crawford is a hotly-tipped recording artist from Glasgow, Scotland. Her music is guitar-driven, lyrically inspired rock-pop. With limitless energy and a dominating stage presence Kirsty has generated a loyal fan-base. Regular live performances up and down the UK have showcased Kirsty to an audience of over 400,000 people in just over 3 years. It is not only Kirsty's vocal ability and stunning looks that has made an impact, it's also her bubbly personality that has created a lasting impression on those she meets and has ensured continued attention from journalists, DJs and venues. Kirsty spent several weeks in 2007...