Jack Rose
Luck In The Valley

One of the small but wonderful ironies that has grown out of the increasingly digital age of sound—as the internet has both widened our awareness of m...

In his last albums before his premature death late last year, guitarist Jack Rose further broadened his ‘American primitive’ style of playing to take ...

After attending Jack Rose's memorial show at Brooklyn’s Issue Project Room, it dawned on me just how widespread his influence was. While many of his p...

It seems that now, more than ever, Jack Rose deserves to be mentioned among other such folk legends as Paul Bunyan and John Henry for his involvement ...

Jack Rose, who died last December at the age of 38, was oneof America's leading acoustic guitar players, an heir to the finger-pickinggenius of John F...

In an interview with Pitchfork, Six Organs of Admittance supremo Ben Chasny talks of his love of Jack Rose. Chasny said that Rose “calls out all the a...

In the early 2000s, while still a member of avant-drone group Pelt, Jack Rose found himself unemployed. Hunkering down at home with his acoustic guita...

There was something close to the animalistic in some of the responses to Jack Rose’s horribly premature death at the age of 38 in the December of last...

The internet can be very useful at creating an instant, infinite book of condolences, and when Jack Rose died of a heart attack on December 5 last yea...

A dark shadow hangs over Luck in the Valley. The premature death of its author, Jack Rose, from a heart attack at the tender age of 38 could have easi...