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The “I’ll Be Your Everything” singer Tommy Page has died from an apparent suicide on March 3rd, 2017, according to Billboard.com (citing reports from several friends). Page was 46.
Page started his career at the age of 16 when, while working at New York nightclub Nell’s, was introduced to Sire Records founder Seymour Stein. At the age of 18, he wrote the theme to Shag, and released his self-titled debut on Sire/Warner Bros. Records... which featured hit singles like ‘A Zillion Kisses’ and ‘I Think I’m in Love.’
His #1 single ‘I’ll Be Your Everything’ came from his sophomore record Paintings In My Mind, thanks to the fact that the song was written with and features New Kids on the Block.
If you grew up in the 90s, you have definitely heard of Tommy Page.
Page is survived by his partner Charlie and their three children.
Below are more deaths for the month of March - for the full death list: Musicians who died in 2017.
March (7)
[04 Mar 2017] Edi Fitzroy (Jamaican reggae singer), 62
[03 Mar 2017] Misha Mengelberg (Dutch jazz pianist and composer), 81
[03 Mar 2017] Valerie Carter (American singer-songwriter), 64
[03 Mar 2017] Tommy Page (American singer-songwriter), 46, suicide
[02 Mar 2017] Fred Fiske (American radio broadcaster for WAMU), 96
[01 Mar 2017] Hiroshi Kamayatsu (Japanese musician for The Spiders), 78, pancreatic cancer
[01 Mar 2017] Wally Pikal (American Hall of Fame musician), 90
Page started his career at the age of 16 when, while working at New York nightclub Nell’s, was introduced to Sire Records founder Seymour Stein. At the age of 18, he wrote the theme to Shag, and released his self-titled debut on Sire/Warner Bros. Records... which featured hit singles like ‘A Zillion Kisses’ and ‘I Think I’m in Love.’
His #1 single ‘I’ll Be Your Everything’ came from his sophomore record Paintings In My Mind, thanks to the fact that the song was written with and features New Kids on the Block.
If you grew up in the 90s, you have definitely heard of Tommy Page.
Page is survived by his partner Charlie and their three children.
Below are more deaths for the month of March - for the full death list: Musicians who died in 2017.
March (7)
