Wes Montgomery - Here's That Rainy Day - Live London 1965 video free download

p. Binx

I can hear the bass!. Most of these recordings you can hardly hear it.

Christian Katris

Did anyone else notice the sharp note at 5:55 ? He smiles at the camera after lolExcellent performance! =)

Lee Sever

#WesMontgomery Here's That Rainy Day

Leandro Quintella

My heart is overflowing with emotion!

R.K. Simpkins

One of my favorite artists. Love all of his work. The world needs more like this today.

Stephen Trombley

Wes Montgomery Here's That Rainy DayLive London 1965

Michel Favard

Wes Montgomery Here's That Rainy DayLive London 1965

Olga Gridneva

Wes Montgomery Here's That Rainy DayLive London 1965

julesmonroe47

Wes Montgomery... Forever Missed !

André Uhres

This wonderful classic jazz makes rainy days quite enjoyable :)

Paulo Alves

Wes is God!

Gregg Stallings

You know this is Rick Laird of Mahavishnu on bass? That's right!

WElouise Valere

REMEMBERING, WES MONTGOMERY (IT'S HIS BIRTHDAY)YOU'RE GONE YET NOT FORGOTTEN. 

Jon Hansen

I've revisited this file over and over for a long time and am always so taken with it I completely forgot to "like" it even though I always have . Jimmy Van Heusen is the the root of the song and in the true spirit of songsmanship it shall always be the ammo for the guns of great performers everywhere.

Laurence Stephens

You kiddin me? Wes on any day!

matrox

He died 3 years later at the young age of 45 with a heart attack.

TheJofrica

Solo starts at around 1:56. Sounds kinda like the start of the solo for "Canadian Sunset". Man you gotta love those classic lines of his!

Swashbucklerpaul

Great bass tone! Nice ideas from Rick Laird. Wes is playing off those syncopated bass runs. So cool!

ruby rosemary

I love his quirky little smile at the end when he makes a slight mistake. I love his technique and the sound so unique...

simplynature

sounds so good. i want to stay in a london pub for days. having good food, drinking good beer, outside its raining and this music... would be wonderful :-)

Blues in F

Blues in F - Wes Montgomey 1965