My Epitaph
Banjo player and singer Ola Belle Reed created this album and its accompanying notes as an autobiography, a document that describes her childhood in the mountains, her experiences, and her opinions about modern life. Produced by Kevin Roth, one of Reed's protégés, this recording is based on a live interview conducted in 1976.
Track Listing
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101
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High on a Mountain | Ola Belle Reed | 5:30 | |
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102
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I've Endured | Ola Belle Reed | 5:50 | |
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103
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Sing Me a Song | Ola Belle Reed | 7:56 | |
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201
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My Epitaph | Ola Belle Reed | 8:10 | |
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202
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Springtime of Life | Ola Belle Reed | 6:08 | |
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203
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Fortunes | Ola Belle Reed | 6:13 |
Album Info
Folkways Suggests
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Rising Sun MelodiesOla Belle Reed
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Clark Kessinger, Fiddler - Old-Time Country MusicClark Kessinger
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All In One EveningOla Belle Reed
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Old Time Fiddle Tunes Played by Jean CarignanJean Carignan
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From the ArchivesCollection Spotlight: Virginia Traditions from Blue Ridge Institute -
From the ArchivesRemembering Jean Ritchie -
From the ArchivesSmithsonian Folkways Radio -
From the ArchivesPeople's Pick's: Selections from BRI's Virginia Traditions Series ... -
From the ArchivesFiddle Music from Smithsonian Folkways
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From the ArchivesConversations with North American Banjo Builders -
From the ArchivesSmithsonian Folkways Remembers Jean Ritchie (1922–2015) -
From the ArchivesNational Heritage Awards: Honoring Traditional Artists in the USA -
From the ArchivesThe Roots and Branches of Virginia Music: The past is present -
From the ArchivesTribute to Ralph Stanley (1927-2016)