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Page Wilson died last March, and the Richmond music scene will never be quite the same. Page was a player, singer, songwriter and host of the most popular “real music” radio show in Richmond—Out of the Blue Radio Revue. Decidedly non-clear channel. It was the local equivalent of “A Prairie Home Companion” where Lake Wobegon became the Chickahominy Swamp. Its creator had an ego the size of Texas. And he was obstreperous as an oilman. But he had a heart, and a generosity of spirit toward his fellow musicians, that was on par with Alaska, and just that wide open and damned near as wild. To say he’ll be missed—by musicians and music lovers alike—is an understatement.
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Piece Description
Page Wilson died last March, and the Richmond music scene will never be quite the same. Page was a player, singer, songwriter and host of the most popular “real music” radio show in Richmond—Out of the Blue Radio Revue. Decidedly non-clear channel. It was the local equivalent of “A Prairie Home Companion” where Lake Wobegon became the Chickahominy Swamp. Its creator had an ego the size of Texas. And he was obstreperous as an oilman. But he had a heart, and a generosity of spirit toward his fellow musicians, that was on par with Alaska, and just that wide open and damned near as wild. To say he’ll be missed—by musicians and music lovers alike—is an understatement.
Timing and Cues
music break 23:40-24:35
Musical Works
| Title | Artist | Album | Label | Year | Length |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Original music | Charles Arthur | 00:00 |
