On the "0 Day" of the Festival David Murray and his family visited Kajárpéc, a village near Győr. Murray had been here twice before: in 2002 and 2003 in the accompanionship of Big Lucky Carter, blues methuselah and other guests of the Festival. This time his visit wasn't the so-called popular representative counry side party, but it was about meeting several members of the Festival's team, who have settled down in this village, and who have been his friends for a long time. Thanks to the office's baby boom last year, they have even helped its population to rise. Murray brought his wife and two children with him, too. They saw the nut tree planted in honour of Big Lucky Carter (who has passed away since then)in front of an old wine-cellar. "Uncle Laki" was called to be the grandfather of the Festival in 2003, for this occassion Murray played blues, too. "Uncle Laki" died at Christmas and his nut tree also ran dry. One year before it he was sitting under the tree with János Zerkula, who followed him to Heaven, where they are playing music forever together. In honour of them we paid tribute to their memory at the nut-tree... (you can find videos and photos above!)

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