Buck Page (June 18, 1922 – August 21, 2006) was an American guitarist and multi-instrumentalist who founded the western band Riders of the Purple Sage, one of three unrelated bands by that name.

Aug 14, 2017 · Justin “Page” Buck, 48, told Pinellas County Sheriff’s deputies that he saw a 21-year-old woman who he thought was attractive at a Starbucks located at 3180 Tampa Road in Oldsmar. He said he also...

Aug 1, 2018 · Justin "Page" Buck sat across from the woman at the Starbucks at 3180 Tampa Road last Aug. 14 and took photos under the table, according to the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office. In December, he...

Aug 14, 2017 · The man accused of taking the photos, Justin Page Buck, was at the store when deputies arrived and he agreed to speak to deputies, according to a media release. Deputies say Buck admitted he...

Nov 2, 2006 · PAGE, Buck Ventura Musicians Local 581 mourns the loss of Union Brother, Buck Page. The L.A. Times called him, "The Last of the Singing Cowboys." He appeared in over 100 movies and is best...

From the production to the musicianship to the selection and range of material, this is an album befitting a legend – which is what Buck Page is.

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Sep 3, 2006 · Buck Page, the founder of the original Riders of the Purple Sage, a Western band whose music conjured up a bygone era of the open range and cowboys on horseback, has died. He was...

Buck Page (June 18, 1922 - August 21, 2006) founded the first western band known as Riders of the Purple Sage. Page, who could play 21 instruments, worked as a studio musician in California.

Dr. Buck, Professor of Graduate Social Work at West Chester University, has focused her career on veterinary social work through the promotion of research, advocacy and outreach on mental health in veterinary settings.