Dec 5, 2009
POSTED BY steve k
Arthur readers and alike, I spoke with Jay this morning and the sad news is circulating that guitarist Jack Rose (b. February 16, 1971) has passed on to the next realm. It’s with a heavy heart that I say this, but thoughts and prayers are with family and loved ones. He had fans around the world and everyone should know about Jack and his music.  His style is like no other.
JACK ROSE
“Now That I’m a Man Full Grown”
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JACK ROSE AND THE BLACK TWIGS
“Little Sadie”
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photo at top of post by Dan Cohoon
[...] Jack Rose: spillede guitar. Rose har tidligere spillet i Pelt. Spillede også under navnet Dr. Ragtime, se nedenfor. Jack Rose døde d. 5. december 2009, se denne mindeartikel. [...]
[...] Start with a Video / Audio Tribute to JACK ROSE (includes a particularly good piece by Elisa Ambrogio of Magik Markers) [...]
Radio tribute to Jack Rose (Ugly Head, Pelt, solo) this Friday 9PM EST on Richmond, VA station WRIR 97.3 FM. I hope to have former bandmate David Reynolds as a guest, who may have other recordings of Jack collaborations. Listen/description/tracklist: http://wrir.org/x/modules/news/article.php?storyid=11677
[...] Jack Rose // Yaman Blues // Opium Musick LP [...]
http://dcharlesspeer.blogspot.com/2009/12/some-these-days-ill-be-gone.html
“Ah, man”: A lengthy, revealing afternoon conversation with American musician JACK ROSE from July 2009—
http://www.arthurmag.com/2009/12/11/american-musician-jack-rose/
[...] been 10 days since we lost Jack Rose, and we’ve spent a good deal of that time listening to his music and his inspirations. First [...]
I’ve only been privileged to know Jack a few years but I consider him a true close friend and looked forward so much to further touring with him this coming year here in Europe.
I was gutted when I got the news last saturday and am still finding it hard to get my head around it.
Laurie and Jack welcomed me into their home and hearts and I thank them both for that.
Michael Chapman
PODCAST for the WRIR radio tribute to Jack Rose (Ugly Head, Pelt, solo) Friday 12/11/09. Interview/stories with Richmond, VA bandmate David Reynolds, who brought other recordings of Jack collaborations. A different side of Jack.
Description/tracklist: http://wrir.org/x/modules/news/article.php?storyid=11677
Podcast: http://www.radio4all.net/index.php/program/38139
Jack Rose video from 2005. This is a couple of days before Arthurfest at a show in San Diego.
http://www.vimeo.com/8191426
[...] http://www.arthurmag.com/2009/12/05/remembering-jack-rose/ [...]
A tribute from The Quietus website in the UK:
http://thequietus.com/articles/03432-jack-rose-an-appreciation-by-frances-morgan
Here is AMPLITUDE EQUALS ONE OVER FREQUENCY SQUARED tribute to Jack.
See Link Below:
http://frequencysquared.blogspot.com/2009/12/rip-jack-rose_05.html
[...] about the musicians that died in 2009, since there were a ton– Michael Jackson, Mary Travers, Jack Rose, Rowland S Howard, Lux Interior, Jay Bennett, Les Paul, Ron Asheton, and Jerry Fuchs, to name a [...]
[...] He never stopped expanding his musical horizons right up until his unfortunate early demise. Â His music managed to find its way into the hearts of every generation of my family, so beautiful it was. Â Jack, you will be missed. Arthur Magazine: Remembering Jack Rose [...]
[...] That I’m a Man Full Grown” is here. Which will lead you to another on my list [...]
[...] transitioned into “Easy Livin’,” a classic rock tune that Valentine dedicated to the late Jack Rose (presumably with the hope that the sorely missed Rose is living the easy life somewhere better), [...]
[...] yet accomplished all that he set out to do. His death ended not only the life of someone who was by all accounts a wonderful and singular individual, but it also cut short the promising career of an excellent [...]
What terrible news. I played in a blues band w/ Jack when he was a teenager in Fredericksburg, VA…played bars where he wasn’t even old enough to drink! Following his career, I was amazed at where he had taken his music–many talk about being original but he did it. Rest in Peace, Jack.