A lot of the credit for this last show, this Texas Twin Bill, goes to one of Page’s cohorts Ames Arnold, who was often tasked with contacting touring artists and cajoling them into a recording studio, schooling them on the whole Swamp scene, and having them buy into it - no small task. Ames coaxed Robert Earl Keen, Jr. and Townes Van Zandt into Alpha Audio’s main 3rd floor studio on June 18th 1991.
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On this 5th edition of JAMinc Presents Page’s Kitchen, we’ll be serving up some of his very favorite brand of purebred American mongrel music…some seriously swampy stuff from down Louisiana way. In the second half hour we’ll hear from the anointed son of the late zydeco king Clifton Chenier, C. J. Chenier and his Red Hot Louisiana Band. But we begin with the rollicking two-fisted piano and the lets-get-this-party-started vocals of Marcia Ball. -
On this 4th edition of the program, our most welcome kitchen guests are giants in the world of acoustic music, a hand-picked group of world class musicians that spent many years supporting one of most influential and revered guitarists of any genre, Tony Rice.
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On this third edition of "Page’s Kitchen," we’ll be serving up a rich and nourishing helping of the blues… more specifically the Piedmont blues, as delivered by two of the all-American genre’s most renowned practitioners, John Cephas and Phil Wiggins.
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This second edition of JAMinc Presents Page's Kitchen features the singular sibling harmony of Tim and Mollie O'Brien, born and raised in the Mountain State of West Virginia, and taking their diverse repertoire all over the world. Tim of course was co-founder of the still-thriving progressive bluegrass band Hot Rize with a highly successful solo career as a singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist.
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JAMinc presents the debut edition of Page's Kitchen, featuring Texas-born blues rocker Delbert McClinton in the very first session recorded for the Out O' The Blue Radio Revue in May of 1989.
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“Sometimes just a memory is all you have to call home.”That profound lyric from Page Wilson's beloved theme song “Virginia”, rings especially true after an unimaginable year of change and loss and too much time spent apart. So it’s in that spirit that we welcome you home, to share the music and the memories of our friend Page Wilson, who left us a full decade ago, but who leaves us with now indelible memories of the magic he made in his make-believe lair in the Chickahominy Swamp.
