Steven Page
Steven Page first became known as a founding member of Barenaked Ladies, the Canadian band that formed in 1988. With Ed Robertson, Jim Creeggan, and Tyler...
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Steven Page first became known as a founding member of Barenaked Ladies, the Canadian band that formed in 1988. With Ed Robertson, Jim Creeggan, and Tyler Stewart, they released their debut album 'Gordon' in 1992, which included songs like 'If I Had $1000000' and 'Brian Wilson.'
Page left the band in 1998 and began releasing solo work, starting with 'Page One' in 2005. He rejoined Barenaked Ladies for their 2009 album 'All in Good Time,' then left again in 2015 to focus on his own material. His 2020 album 'Discipline' featured the song 'Queen Of America.'
As a solo artist, Page has written songs like 'Surprise Surprise,' 'A New Shore,' and 'All The Young Monogamists.' His work tends toward thoughtful lyrics and melodic arrangements, whether with the band or on his own.
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