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Zane Campbell (born about 1957 ) is a country musician and artist. He lives in [Elkton, Maryland].[1]. FamilyHe grew up in Kentucky and northeasterm Maryland and comes from a musical family. His grandfather was [Arthur Campbell], his great-uncle was [Guy Brooks]. He is the nephew of the well-known folk musicians [Ola Belle Reed] (1916-2002) and [Alex Reed][2], who sang in various bands, including their own The New River Boys and Girls. Ola Belle Reed's 1970 composition "High on a Mountain"[3] continues to be covered by country musicians. Zane Campbell has a son named Miles[4]. His older brother is the musician and song-writer Hugh Campbell[5], whose work "Shape of a Tear" as nominated for song of the year in 2003 by the International Bluegrass Music Association[6]. The singer and song-writer Dave Reed, son of Ola Belle Campbell Reed, is his cousin. His sister, Alta Campbell, keeps track of family history and family news on a website[7] In 2011 he participated in an hour-long radio interview conducted in Elkton about his aunt Ola Belle Reed and sang songs with his brother, Hugh, and cousin Dave Reed[8]. In 2015 the Library of Congress hosted a concert, "High on a Mountain" and symposium about Ola Belle Reed[9][10], but Zane did not participate. EducationHe left University of Maryland before completing his studies and moved to New York City to become part of the music scene in the mid-1970s, where he played with various bands and also wrote several reviews for the weekly [New York Press], such as about the bluegrass musician [Del McCoury][11] InfluencesAs a songwriter, he claims to draw inspiration from classic works such as [William Blake] and [James Joyce]. While living in New York City in the 1980-1990s he was acquainted with the punk musician [Tommy Ramone], who shared Campbell's admiration of Ola Bell Reed's musical style. Ramone later played and recorded progressive bluegrass music in a duo called [Uncle Monk][12]. In the 1990s Campbell was a regular at the "Fort", an [anti-folk] club in the [East Village], Manhattan. Campbell's song "Post Mortem Bar" was included on the soundtrack of the film [Longtime Companion] in 1989[13]. Discography
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