The Crimson Moon: KATE CAMPBELL (World-Class Singer-Songwriter)

Originally from the Mississippi Delta and the daughter of a Baptist preacher, Kate’s formative years were spent in the very core of the Civil Rights Movement of the 1960’s, and the indelible experiences of those years have shaped her heart and character as well as her songwriting. Her music and songs continue to inspire and excite a growing and engaged audience. Her Two Nights in Texas CD received the prestigious Mississippi Institute of Arts & Letters Award. Ballet Memphis featured several tunes from her song catalog as well as a live performance by Kate and band at a ballet entitled South Of Everywhere. Two of Kate’s songs were recently featured in documentary films about Brother Joseph Zoettl,and William Edmondson who was the first African American to be awarded a solo show at New York’s MOMA. A variety of artists have recorded Campbell’s songs including Laurie Lewis, Ronnie McDowell, and the Nashville Bluegrass Band who covered “Signs Following.” Learn More: KateCampbell.com