Jazz 625(1964)

Jazz 625 is a British television series that brought live jazz performances to BBC2 between 1964 and 1966. Created by clarinetist-turned-producer Terry Henebery, the programme showcased both British and American jazz musicians in concert settings during a pivotal era for the genre. The show's title references BBC2's technical specifications—it broadcast on 625-line UHF, a higher resolution than the 405-line VHF standard used by competing channels at the time. Jazz 625 stands as a significant document of mid-1960s jazz, capturing performances that might otherwise have been lost to time.