Wilderness Witness

Jim Stoltz

A visit the music of Walkin' Jim Stoltz, who died last year, guided by Leslie Stoltz, who was his wife, and John Gatchell, Conservation Director of the Montana Wilderness Association. Jim was co-founder of MUSE (Musicians United for a Sustainable Environment) and innumerable other organizations & efforts to preserve the wild places.

All the songs in this program are performed by Walkin' Jim Stoltz:

Forever Wild from Spirit Is Still on the Run/Forever Wild
The River Calls from Little Piece of Time
Song for Rachel from Little Piece of Time
Power in the Earth from The Vision
River Runnin' Through It from Listen to the Earth
Come Walk With Me from Kid for the Wild

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Wilderness Witness - Walkin' Jim Stoltz

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including the song power in the earth
Musicians united to sustain the environment
A personal hero, and Song for Rachel
River Calls - intro and music
Earthen Spirit Roots - and Unitarian Universalist Branches
rarity, and that we came from the wilderness, source of our water, wildlife.

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Jim Stoltz

Comments

Didn't get to listen to the complete program, but will return to finish listening. Thank you for your program, and you were referred to us by a friend in Missoula.

Mark, Thank you for a spectacular show that truly explored the depth and breadth of Walkin Jim's life and work. Great choice to have Leslie and John as guests. Jim Stoltz leaves a world of fans and friends dedicating time and efforts to keep his work and music alive. Through MUSE (Musicians United to Sustain the Environment, www.musemusic.org) we will do our best to continue his vision for future generations and For the Wild. Your shows are an inspiring tonic! Blessing and best, Joyce Rouse, AKA Earth Mama

I thoroughly enjoyed the interview program on the songs of Jim Stoltz. He was a friend and a guardian of the wild.

Very nice interview and great music selections. Walkin Jim was a personal hero and this show did him justice.

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