Ola Belle Campbell Reed
Ola Belle Campbell Reed (August 18, 1916 – August 16, 2002) was an American singer, songwriter, banjo player, and guitarist from Ashe County, North Carolina. With her brother Alex Campbell she led the New River Boys and Girls, and with Alex and her husband Bud Reed she ran the New River Ranch music park and later Sunset Park, important early venues for bluegrass and country acts. She wrote "High on a Mountain" and "I've Endured," now bluegrass and old-time standards, and received a National Heritage Fellowship in 1986.