Jackie Orszaczky's Jump Back Jack, on the Don Lane Show 80s

[@jcisme]

Jackie's vocals and bass were otherworldly. The 3rd of Feb 2008 was a sad day.

[@kirklorange]

What a star. We miss you, Jackie.

[@dimmykarras9287]

Jackie. A beloved legend in Hungary. I hope that he's considered a legend in Australia, too. He could play anything: blues, funk, jazz, fusion, afro music, you name it. Awesome voice and one of the greatest bassists I've heard in my life.

[@andrewmair7371]

Very much a legend in Oz… roundly loved, deeply appreciated, & sadly missed -🙏

[@picicsabi18]

Fú de......jó zene! ❤️

[@jozsefmagyar5273]

✍️☝🏼A HANGSZERELÉS 👑✌️🙋👍👌

[@picicsabi18]

@@jozsefmagyar5273 az is kegyetlen frankó!

[@MrMsBaart]

What an extraordinary guy he was, oh god! Forever in my heart. RIP

[@LaurieSavage]

Looks like the wonderful Mark Simmons on Tenor Sax.

[@brittenmusic6923]

Damn this is so groovy...

[@houseofhits1]

The greatest musician I've ever worked with & a wonderful guy. Mixed Jump Back Jack many times.

[@AbirTarafdar]

You would've known Ric Morison then. Another great sadly missed.

[@houseofhits1]

Yes I knew Ric but didn't know he was gone. What a shock.

[@AbirTarafdar]

houseofhits1 Yeah December 2012. He has a memorial site: www.ricmorison.com/

[@podoau]

Just amazing So tight. So funky

[@loallat]

Let's not forget about Jackie's contribution to progressive music back in his home turf Hungary. He started in a band at age 17, worked with a number of great local talents. He joined Syrius, the band released the then revolutionary "Devil's Masquerade" album in 1971 kzbin.info/www/bejne/m6Kye5R4ja-ce8U. I should also mention the other members of Syrius: Zoltan Baronits, Laci Pataki, Misi Raduly and Andras Veszelinov, all legends now.

[@acohen1980]

Jackie was a hell of a nice guy whom I met by chance at Round Midnight in the Cross in the early 90's....totally unpretentious....we chatted for about an hour about the world in general.....before he went on stage ( I thought he was a fellow patron).....well it wasn't a stage at RM...more a space......which he occupied 101% musically.........

[@Sibyllblues]

This is awesome, Jackie was amazing! Thanks for posting! The whole band is Great!

[@Redtenbachersfunkestra]

Yeah! This is b-a-d in the very g-o-o-d way! Thanks Lily Dior for sharing!

[@its8ace]

The man got it! I only heard of him today! Up there with Bootsy and Les Claypool.

[@mattd4616]

Great share thanks

[@peterhead8772]

Great stuff!!!

[@twerpeater]

Tight? Doesn't even begin to describe what I just heard. A fishes sphincter is loosey goosey compared to that. Out of this universe goodness!

[@AbirTarafdar]

Yeah he was maestro

[@JasonChandler]

Without doubt; grandmaster musician, composer and arranger - Thanks for sharing.

[@TheScoffed]

Mark Simmonds on Tenor

[@chelate7145]

That's Mark Simmonds on tenor sax

[@joedrumer9029]

Jó..mi?😁fuu...Jackie 😎

[@slidemcbride6121]

That's Mark Simmons on the saxophone, NOT Brad Child.

[@78urbator]

🇭🇺

[@MarkIreland_carrierband]

Wasnt that Mark Simmonds on tenor?

[@thierryfossemalle7393]

+Mark Ireland yes indeedy

[@Myuzak]

Definitely Simmo. Played with him in the late 70s early 80s

[@AntonioCarlosCoradindeOl-mj3kt]

Qual o nome da música?