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She also had to overcome natural shyness before she could join him on the stage, a first that occurred at 1980’s Rappahannock All-Star Review, the annual talent show put on by Sursum Corda school. “Someone told me I looked like I needed a drink," ' Margie said, remembering the nervousness she felt at her debut.
She once was bashful about even accompanying her husband on his performing dates. She recalled one engagement in a D. C. bar when Steve sang a number he’d written about her. The song repeated her name—Margie, Margie, Margie—and asked where she was now. Margie admitted to fading further and further into the back of the club with each repetition, afraid that someone would guess she was the lady in the song.
Many of Righter’s songs revolve around his feelings for Margie. Others tell of the major crossroads in his his life. “How did I get here? Everything is strange. How did I get here. There’s got to be a change,” goes a piece he
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