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Interview
Aurora LaRay
When Bob Seger was writing the song “Turn the Page,” he was touring through the Midwest with Teegarden & Van Winkle. Before recording it, the first ears to hear him play it were the corn fields near Mitchell, SD. That is not a joke.
Thankfully, you’re in luck, because while this article is about a comedian, I am not that comedian.
The song “Turn the Page” is about how long a tour can be, and how it’s not always as glamorous as it may seem when you’re surrounded by the screaming crowds and full stadiums.
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