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Whose World Is This

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Jim Page is one of the truly great American folk singers.
A lyrical master, a stage presence that bites at you,
and great recording artist as demonstrated in this CD.
I first saw Jim Page perform in 1970. He has perservered
on his creative path with artistic integrity. I love this CD!
If you're a folk music fan, don't miss Jim Page, one of our finest singer songwriters.

I've known Jim's work for many years, and I'm never dissappointed to hear his latest opinion on life, politic and the day today struggles of peoples.
As we are drawn into yet another war which will take our young and the young and families of others. We must know that as the bodies are buried here, and there, they will have died to preserve our life style, our freedom of the roads and most important of all, the bottom lines
Jim reflects the truths of our age through his music to eager ears worldwide. We might all stop an listen.

Years ago, Jim Page used to sing and strum for change out in front of the HUB at the U.W. in Seattle, where he caught an audience from people in between classes. He'd ad lib lyrics depending on who walked by. If he'd recorded some of those live performances they'd be classics now.

From this album I'm partial to Down to Eugene.

The guy's counter-culturally insightful, humorous, and a genuine creative genius. I'm hoping he's working on some WTO/Sept 11 lyrics to capture the times in his dead-on, inimitable way.

Jim Page is one of the most original and real singers I have ever had the pleasure to watch while sipping a cup of coffee in Pike Place Market. His songs tell the tale of the alternative generation rarely heard and often ignored by popular radio. His earlier CD, "More than anything in the world" is a 5+ and I if you can't get it on-line make the trip to Tower Records in Seattle and you will be glad you did.

Jim Page is one of the most original and real singers I have ever had the pleasure to watch while sipping a cup of coffee in Pike Place Market. His songs tell the tale of the alternative generation rarely heard and often ignored by popular radio. His earlier CD, "More than anything in the world" is a 5+ and I if you can't get it on-line make the trip to Tower Records in Seattle and you will be glad you did.