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A Texas Music Twin Bill: Townes Van Zandt and Robert Earl Keen, Jr.
A lot of the credit for this last show, this Texas Twin Bill, goes to one of Page’s cohorts Ames...
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An Hour of Music with Grammy Winner Mary Chapin Carpenter
On this 7th edition of Page’s Kitchen, we spend the full hour with one of Americana’s most treasured voices and...
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Legendary Oklahoma Songwriter and Guitar Slinger, J.J. Cale
On this sixth edition of Page’s Kitchen, we spend an intimate hour with the legendary Oklahoma songwriter and guitar slinger,...
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Louisiana Flavored Music with Marcia Ball and C.J. Chenier
On this 5th edition of JAMinc Presents Page’s Kitchen, we’ll be serving up some of his very favorite brand of...
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Bluegrass Music Hall of Famer, Tony Rice
On this 4th edition of the program, our most welcome kitchen guests are giants in the world of acoustic music,...
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Blues Legends John Cephas and Phil Wiggins
On this third edition of "Page’s Kitchen," we’ll be serving up a rich and nourishing helping of the blues… more...
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The Sibling Harmony of Tim and Mollie O’Brien
This second edition of JAMinc Presents Page's Kitchen features the singular sibling harmony of Tim and Mollie O'Brien, born and...
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Debut Edition of “Page’s Kitchen” features Delbert McClinton and the Indigo Girls
JAMinc presents the debut edition of Page's Kitchen, featuring Texas-born blues rocker Delbert McClinton in the very first session recorded...
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Special Radio Series Debuts May 29 | “Page’s Kitchen”
“Sometimes just a memory is all you have to call home.”That profound lyric from Page Wilson's beloved theme song “Virginia”,...
Page's Kitchen...the Swamp Sessions
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Page’s Kitchen…the Swamp Sessions: Indigo Girls (Episode 20)
Some very special artists came to visit the Chickahominy in this episode, the Indigo Girls.
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Page’s Kitchen…the Swamp Sessions: Anson Funderburgh (Episode 19)
Page’s Kitchen opens up the screen door to a roving band of bluesmen led by Texas guitarist Anson Funderburgh and...
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Page’s Kitchen…the Swamp Sessions: Mary Chapin Carpenter (Episode 18)
We spend the full hour with one of Americana’s most treasured voices and songwriters with strong Virginia roots, Mary Chapin...
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Page’s Kitchen…the Swamp Sessions: James McMurtry and Danny Gatton (Episode 17)
On this show we’re serving up a double entrée in the Kitchen since both these artists ran a little short...
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Page’s Kitchen…the Swamp Sessions: Zachary Richard (Episode 16)
Page had a full Kitchen for this show as genial and gifted Cajun rocker Zachary Richard dropped in with his...
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Page’s Kitchen…the Swamp Sessions: Jimmie Dale Gilmore (Episode 15)
This episode’s very special Kitchen drop in is one of a seemingly endless list of singer/storytellers born and bred in...
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Historic recordings from "Out O' the Blue Radio Revue"
About "Page's Kitchen"
A very special documentary radio series debuted in May 2021 on VPM Music. The historic recordings, some more than three decades old, feature prominent artists who were playing Richmond venues back in the day - the likes of Delbert McClinton, Robert Earl Keen, Mary Chapin Carpenter, Indigo Girls, Marcia Ball, C.J. Chenier, and folks like Page who have joined the Angel Band--John Cephas, J. J. Cale and Tony Rice.
About "Page's Kitchen...the Swamp Sessions"
For your listening pleasure and historical perspective, JAMinc is proud to present the full 35-program season of "Page’s Kitchen…the Swamp Sessions" as previously aired on VPM Music and The Breeze. These Americana allstars appeared on the late Page Wilson’s "Out O' the Blue Radio Revue" some three decades ago. They were all live, one-take recordings made in various Richmond studios at the time and stand as a fitting tribute to those artists and to Page for having the taste, drive and gumption to lure them into his make-believe lair, deep in the Chickahominy Swamp. We’re deeply grateful to Jude Schlotzhauer and Virginia Blue Wilson for entrusting us with these priceless master tapes and to Guy Spiller and Charlie Reilly for carefully converting them from analog to digital. Sincere thanks to our loyal sponsors: Digital Video Group, the Scott Street Family and the members of VPM.
About Page Wilson
Page Wilson was a Virginia native, a songwriter, musician and long-time radio host for a program called the "Out O' the Blue Radio Revue" which aired on VPM Music (then WCVE) for well over a decade. He described his programming as “pure-bred American mongrel music,” a broad spectrum of Americana that reflected his diverse musical tastes: Country, Rock, Bluegrass, Blues, Rockabilly, Folk, etc.
Wilson was dedicated to supporting other musicians and encouraging attendance at live performances. One of the biggest draws of his show was the in-studio performances that he hosted, which he called “Kitchens.” Wilson had a special way of relating to his program guests because he had played the same venues and followed the same path, having tried to make it as an artist in Nashville and working locally in his popular band Reckless Abandon.
Page Wilson died at the age of 56 in March 2011.