Erroll Garner performing "Laura" in 1964 for the BBC Jazz 625 programme. Garner first recorded "Laura" as a single for Savoy Records in 1945. That 1945 recording was Garner's first breakout hit, getting him international recognition and spurring his career as a touring artist. "Laura" remained a staple in Garner's live performances. | Erroll Garner

30K views · 2.5K reactions | On this day in 1964, Erroll Garner and his trio performed his original Theme from A New Kind of Love (“All Yours”) in London on BBC's Jazz 625 programme. The song also appears on Nightconcert and the restored A New Kind of Love album. | Erroll Garner | Facebook

247K views · 9.3K reactions | Erroll Garner performing "Just One of Those Things" on a Jazz 625 broadcast in London in 1964. Featuring bassist Eddie Calhoun and drummer Kelly Martin. | Erroll Garner | Facebook

Erroll Garner performing "Something" (written by George Harrison) on France's Jazz Land TV show in 1972 with Ernest McCarty (bass), Jimmie Smith (drums) and Jose Mangual (percussion). A studio recording of "Something" is included on the remastered 'Gemini' album from the Octave Remastered Series: | Erroll Garner

51K views · 3.5K reactions | On this day in 1964, Erroll Garner and his trio performed in London for a BBC broadcast of Jazz 625. From that performance, here is Garner’s original composition “No More Shadows” featuring Eddie Calhoun on bass and Kelly Martin on drums. The trio would perform the song again the following month for a midnight performance in Amsterdam. You can hear that performance on Erroll Garner’s ‘Nightconcert’ album. | Erroll Garner | Facebook