As people who were there or saw on the news, a mini monsoon descended on Glastonbury on Friday when the festival was due to start. Chaos ensued, stages became unusable, sets being cancelled. It looked like it was going to be a disaster and another 'if only' on Terry's CV.
His first gig was booked to be on the Jazzworld stage, there were already doubts about this venue and the potential for a lukewarm response from a Jazz audience.
As it happens, because of the storm Terry was the first act on the Jazzworld stage (the earlier acts weren't good swimmers !). So Terry's performance drew in the storm survivors who were eager for something to lift their spirits. Lift their spirits Terry certainly did.

During the Friday Michael Eavis made a point of trudging through the mud and chaos to find Terry and say hello in person (see pic on photos page). This from a man who's booked and rubbed shoulders with a whole lexicon of music legends, how nice was that.
The magic on the Jazzworld stage was repeated at the 2 later gigs, Avalon "It was a perfect moment", and in the Guardian lounge.
In all a better than one could have hoped for return to top form for Terry, a great confidence booster and an increased chance of more gigs this year both in UK and in the USA.
Checkout the links below for moredetaisl on the brilliant band, photos (too few someone send some more) and reviews from the favoured few who were there.

Events like these always involve a lot of hard work behind the scenes and Terry would like to give public thanks to the following for their efforts :

Steve Mansbridge for getting the ball rolling, Steve and Jane Mansbridge for taking Terry and family into their home, Eileen for manning her post at short notice to get a pass to Joe, Annette and Chelsea for charming everyone they met and adding to the whole feelgood factor, Chris Johnson for once again putting it all together and grappling with the many tentacled Glastonbury organisation, Michael Eavis for having such good musical taste!, Juliet and all at Gibson UK, Julie at the Arboriam B&B in Glastonbury, Terry's mate Reubi - he of Redbeats fame, Simon and Jake for stage work and Jake for sax on the Frame, Katya & Mike at The Joint rehearsal studios in London, Joe Surico for making the trek from NYC despite having no ticket or pass when he took off, the Jazz World and Avalon production and stage staff for being quickest to respond to the conditions and getting the show on the road despite the mud and chaos.