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Ola Belle Reed was born in Ashe County, North Carolina. With her brother, Alex Campbell, and her husband, Bud Reed, she went on to establish the New River Ranch in Maryland, and Sunset Park in Pennsylvania, popular country and mountain music venues catering to fellow displaced mountaineers.

His family including Reed's mother, Ola Belle Reed, followed a year later. CECIL WHIG PHOTO BY JANE BELLMYER Ola Belle Reed and her husband, Bud, smile in this photograph from

Dec 26,  · Ola Belle Reed was born Ola Wave Campbell on August 17, , in Lansing, North Carolina. She was one of thirteen children born to Arthur Harrison Campbell and .

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Aug 16,  · Find Ola Belle Reed discography, albums and singles on AllMusic AllMusic. New Releases. Featured New Releases full condensed blue highlight denotes album pick Filter Discography By Albums All. Year Album Label AllMusic Rating Ola Belle Reed & Family: New Rounder All in One Evening.

Ola Belle sings with a true, honest voice. She understands what she sings about, and she conveys that understanding with a simplicity that is paradoxically both disarming and comfortable. Back-up is straightforward and relaxed but as heartfelt as Ola Belle's vocals. This old-time fiddler appreciates their gentle but insistent touch. A fine album/5(7).

On August 21, , Dust-to-Digital released the hardcover book / 2-CD set Ola Belle Reed and Southern Mountain Music on the Mason-Dixon Line by Henry Glassie, Clifford Murphy and Douglas Dowling Peach.

Mar 22,  · Ola Belle Reed, the first album on Rounder Records by this iconic North Carolina singer and banjo player, has been chosen by the Library of Congress for its National Recording Registry.. Each year the National Recording Preservation Board selects as many as several dozen recordings to be preserved in perpetuity. The list, now reaching items, includes commercial music in every .