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Jack Wright, born in 1942 in Pittsburgh and long based in the Philadelphia/Easton area, is a central figure in American free improvisation. Known as the 'Johnny Appleseed of Free Improvisation,' Wright has spent four decades touring across the U.S. and Europe, shaping a tradition of fearless, exploratory sound. His work spans performance, collaboration, and theory, making him a cornerstone for listeners seeking authentic, unfettered improvisation.