Allen L. "Al" Wallack

I remember listening to Jazz in the Nighttime on WEBR usually in the evening when we could pick up a signal, in the late seventies and early eighties hosted by Al Wallack. I am sorry to hear of his passing. Robert Freeman Toronto Canada

Peggy, I am so sorry to hear of your loss. Al was a longtime friend and very talented professional. He also had the best sense of humor of anyone I know. He will be truly missed by many, many people. My thoughts and prayers are with you and your family. Please let me know about his celebration of life.

Peggy, Erin, Leah and Addie I offer my heartfelt condolences upon hearing of Al's passing. Al was without a doubt one of the funniest people I have ever known. We spent many hours together at the studio just hanging out many times while he was doing his show. We both worked in the jazz music business. It was during the early days of the Tralf, so we spent many hours working and socializing down there too. I don't know if you remember me but I did meet you, Peggy and Erin, and my daughter...

My condolences to the Wallack family. Al was a wonderful neighbor and I enjoyed our many conversations and his sense of humor over the years. Rest in Peace

So very sorry about your loss. My condolences to Al's family. I have many happy memories of Lafayette High School and Hi Y. May he rest in peace.

May I offer my most sincere condolences to Peggy, Erin, and to all of Al's family. Al was a wonderful friend and mentor to so many of us. For decades, countless musicians, promoters, jazz fans and radio people benefited from his talents, hard work, guidance and generosity. Al was one of the most gifted story tellers I will ever know. That, along with his incredible sense of humor and his love of music made him a natural for the radio. Both on-the-air and off, he was the same humble,...

his contributions to jazz and radio programming is only surpassed by his fantastic sense of humor comraderie,.,., his passing is a loss, his life was a gift

RIP