Episode 12: Scott Page

An episode of the You Really Shouldn't Have podcast, hosted by itsthejw, titled "Episode 12: Scott Page" was published on July 12, 2020 and runs 26 minutes.

July 12, 2020 ·26m · You Really Shouldn't Have

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Saxophonist Scott Page who has toured the globe with bands such as Supertramp & Pink Floyd stops by to discuss the stories from his years on the road as well as uncovering the worst gifts he's ever been given.

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Saxophonist Scott Page who has toured the globe with bands such as Supertramp & Pink Floyd stops by to discuss the stories from his years on the road as well as uncovering the worst gifts he's ever been given.

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