Jack Walrath

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Der Nationalpark von Bunaken mit seinen Inseln Bunaken, Manado Tua, Siladen, Mantehage und Nain ist ein unecsgesrliehvs Unterwasserparadies. Speziell sind die Steilwe4nde welche mit den verschiedensten Arten von Korallen bewachsen sind.Die Bekannten Tauchple4tze wie Lekuan I bis III, Fukui, Mandolin und Siladen, um nur einige zu nennen, sind von einer grossen Artenvielfalt und tollen Farben gepre4gt.Die Tauchple4tze auf Bunaken haben wir vom Minahasa Lagoon angefahren. Die dcberfahrt dauerte ca. ein Stunde. Daffcr wurden wir einmal mit Delphinen und ein anderes Mal mit Pilotwalen entsche4digt. Zwei unvergessliche Erlebnisse.Wer eher einen gehoberen Standard wfcnscht ist im Minahasa Lagoon genau richtig. Lage, Unterkunft, Bar mit Pool, Essen und Tauchbetrieb vom feinsten. Das Hauptrestaurant bietet abwechslungsreiche internationale Kfcche und im Dschungelrestaurant kann man die Einheimische Kfcche geniessen. Ffcr Fotografen steht ein kleiner Raum zur Verffcgung. Auf Wunsch werden auch Landausflfcge organisiert.Der Tauchbetrieb ist ge4nzlich auf die Ge4ste abgestimmt. Das Programm wird jeweils am Vorabend besprochen. Pro Boot waren wir ffcr Touren nach Bunaken max. 6 Personen. Bei Tauchge4ngen um das Minahasa Lagoon war ich teilweise sogar alleine. Die Anfahrt zu den nahegelegnen Tauchple4tzen dauert ca. 10 15 Minuten. Besonders schf6n sind die Tauchple4tze Bethlehem und Ti Toi I-III welche man auf jedenfall betauchen muss.

Jack.....your playing and music inspired me. You are bringing back the true essence of Jazz....freedom of thought. Carry on Jack,

John Michael Barrowman

Hey Jack,
For some reason I son't have your email so I thought I'd look you up this way -- I can't get on facebook here until I learn how to hack it - commies! Write me back

thanks for approving me Jack! You have a very cool group.

Myself and another guy run a small music store in Denver, Colorado that specializes in trumpets (and accordions, trombones, and tubas). We would never spam your group but wanted to ask you if you know of any Facebook groups for trumpet players where we could advertise some vintage trumpets we have for sale.

Here's a great condition 1952 King Model 20 we made a short video of:

www.youtube.com/watch?v=s 8J1Owvjz04&feature=youtu.be

Let us know your thoughts on any resources where we could market these cool old horns we have for sale. We have tons of great old horns from the 1920's through modern day in all brands and styles. We even have an echo trumpet for sale!

Thanks in advance for any advice you can give

warm regards from the rocky mountain state,

B. Dutch Seyfarth
www.MusicStoreCentral.com

In 1974 I drove a car from Connecticut to Chicago. I had _Mingus Moves_ on cassette tape, and I enjoyed playing it as I drove west, hoping to catch-up to my future wife. In Chicago I saw the Mingus quintet at The Quiet Knight two nights in a row. Hamiet Bluiette (however spelled) had replaced the _Mingus Moves_ trumpet player, and I looked forward to hearing new albums by the band. The second side of _Changes Two_, with Jack Walrath replacing Hamiett, was one of my favorite sides ever. In 1974-75 I was down here to Florida doing winter work, and then I returned to Connecticut. After a while, I heard the Mingus Quintet with Ricky Ford and Jack Walrath at the Village Gate in New York City, and then they came up to Hartford to perform at Bushnell Hall. JATP had recorded at Bushnell Hall during the week in 1953 when I was born at nearby St Francis Hospital, as if they were welcoming me into the world ("Just Arrived: Toddler Proccacino!"). As a young adult I was young and carefree... lost in Blues, Jazz, and Ragtime... I bought JW's _Demons in Pursuit_ at Integrity'n Music, but one day the demons who pursued me caught up to me. They emasculated me by needle-into-my-spine at the same Catholic hospital where I was born (maybe they were enforcing Muslim law?) and then I went hypocrite against all of my friendly youthful vuews. After that, the music went out of my life. I never did catch up to that future wife, and now I'm 59 with no wife, no children, no house, no car. Jack's music reminds me of a happier time.

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Jack, Thought you might like to see the below playlist from last night's show. An oldie but goodie. More available on request. Thanks for your role in keeping the music alive and vibrant, + keep up the good work!
Larry
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Larry Blood - Host of Out Front, Outback
Presenting jazz and extensions as a living art form, with tradition a byword for music moving into the future. A KUSP-FM featured program serving California's Central Coast since 1983, airing Tuesdays from 9:30pm to midnight PST.
home: 128 Anderson Street, Santa Cruz, CA 95060
lblood@kusp.org larryb@cruzio.com web address: kusp.org
OFOB playlists available at kusp.org
Listen to the most recent show via KUSP's "music show player" at kusp.org
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OFOB for 6/14/11:
Herbie Hancock- He Who Lives in Fear- The Prisoner- Blue Note
Herbie Hancock- Goodbye to Childhood- Speak Like a Child- Blue Note
The Henry Threadgill Sextet- Melin- When Was That?- About Time
Nicole Mitchell's Black Earth Ensemble- Smell of Fear- Xenogenesis Suite: A Tribute to Octavia Butler- Firehouse 12
Julian Lage Group- Margaret- Gladwell- Emarcy [Julian Lage Group plays Kuumbwa Jazz Center 6/16]
Nicole Mitchell's Black Earth Ensemble- Toward Vision Quest- Afrika Rising- Dreamtime
Henry Threadgill Sextett- Gift- Rag, Bush and All- Novus
****Jack Walrath Quintet- Where Have I Been Here Before- In Europe- SteepleChase Records
Tchicai/Mueller/Munch-Hansen/Osg ood- Modoc- Coltrane in Spring- Ilk Records
Julius Hemphill- Reflections- 'Coon Bid'ness- Arista Freedom
Mary Halvorson Quintet- Moon Traps in Seven Rings- Saturn Sings- Firehouse 12
Anthony Braxton- [side 2, cut 3]- Creative Orchestra Music 1976

Hello Mr. Walrath,
Would enjoy playing your album Ballroom on the air here in west Michigan.
Blue Lake Public Radio
300 East Crystal Lake Road
Twin Lake MI 49457

www.bluelake.org/radio

Hello, Jack,
I wonder if you remember recording some tunes up at Tommy Walters' in Watertown, with the LaBarbara Brothers, Bruce Cale, anc Mike Hughes. I have an LP of it that Tommy (now deceased) gave me years ago. I have followed your career with great interest ever since!
Best wishes, Barry