Wes Montgomery & Stan Tracey – “Here’s That Rainy Day” (Live, 1965 Tempo Broadcast)

 


From Bret "Jazz Video Guy" Primack.

rare and intimate live performance from the ABC TV program Tempo, filmed in London on May 7, 1965. This broadcast features legendary guitarist Wes Montgomery alongside British jazz icon Stan Tracey on piano, with Rick Laird on bass and Jackie Dougan on drums. Together, they deliver a stunning rendition of the jazz ballad “Here’s That Rainy Day.” This historic session captures Wes Montgomery during his European tour, blending seamlessly with Tracey’s distinctive touch. A must-hear for fans of classic jazz, guitar virtuosity, and timeless standards. 🎹 Stan Tracey – piano 🎸 Wes Montgomery – guitar 🎻 Rick Laird – bass 🥁 Jackie Dougan – drums 📍 Recorded May 7, 1965 – London, England 📺 Originally broadcast on ABC TV’s “Tempo” Subscribe for more rare jazz performances and archival gems.


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