Ok, I may be a bit out of my depth with all the experts on here.. but compelled to write a quick note.
I've recently been introduced to Jack through doing a spot of research on Orson Welles and stumbling onto the Hunchback radio episode in which Orson featured.
Just for context - I'm from the UK and knew absoltely zilch about JB. But having listened to the episode countless times - at first in a professional capacity, but increasingly for my own enjoyment - I think Jack would indeed have every opportunity for sucess even in todays climate.
I've got to say that Jack's personality shines through the recordings I've heard - the warmth and generosity of his humour is remarkably fresh and contemporary. I think that's because genuine talent simply doesn't date badly (hence my research on Welles).
It's just damn funny.
I feel really lucky to have found him - but unlucky to have no easy access to much of his other output.
Best from the UK
S