Here’s That Rainy Day

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Here’s That Rainy Day (m. Jimmy Van Heusen, w. Johnny Burke)

Frank Sinatra

Recorded on 25 March 1959; arranged by Gordon Jenkins; released on the album: No One Cares

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Francis Albert Sinatra Does His Own Thing, TV special –1968

Medley: Glad to Be Unhappy, Here’s That Rainy Day, It Never Entered My Mind, Gone With the Wind

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Ol’ Blue Eyes Is Back, TV special, first airing 18 November 1973. Sinatra performs “Here’s That Rainy Day”, says Wikipedia, “in a dramatic, moody set–piece medley with Last Night When We Were Young and Violets for Your Furs.”

video presently unavailable

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Stan Getz Quartet — Recorded on 4 March 1964 at Van Gelder Recording Studio, Englewood Cliffs, New Jersey — Stan Getz (tenor saxophone); Gary Burton(vibraphone); Gene Cherico(bas); Joe Hunt(drums).  — album: Nobody Else But Me (Verve)

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Wes Montgomery Quartet — March 1965 live television studio performance, for “Jazz Prisma,” Universal Studio, Brussels, Belgium; available on the Jazz Icons DVD Wes Montgomery: Live in ’65

Wes Montgomery – guitar
Harold Mabern – piano
Arthur Harper – bass
Jimmy Lovelace – drums

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Wes Montgomery Quartet — 7 May 1965 live performance, for broadcast on the show “Tempo”, ABC TV, London, England

Wes Montgomery – guitar
Stan Tracey – piano
Rick Laird – bass
Jackie Dougan – drums

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Astrud Gilberto – from the Gilberto and Walter Wanderley collaboration A Certain Smile, A Certain Sadness, recorded on September 1966

• Astrud Gilberto – Vocals
• Walter Wanderley – organ
• José Marino – bass
• Claudio Slon – drums
• Bobby Rosengarden – percussion

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George Chisholm — album: More Music for Romantics, 1968

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Bill Evans – recorded on 21 October 1968 at Webster Hall, New York City, first track on the album Bill Evans Alone, 1968

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Vic Damone – B-side of the 1969 single Don’t Let Me Go/Here’s That Rainy Day. I don’t know if it appeared on an album.

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Freddie Hubbard Trio – from the 1970 album Straight Life— Freddie Hubbard (flugel horn), George Benson (guitar), Ron Carter (bass)

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Art Pepper – recorded Los Angeles, 9  August 1975 — Art Pepper (as) Hampton Hawes (p, el-p) Charlie Haden (b) Shelly Manne (d) — album: Living Legend

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Phyllis Hyman – from her 1978 album Sing a Song; it was re-issued as the final track on Hyman’s following album, Somewhere in My Lifetime, 1979

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Chet Baker Quartet — from the 1986 album When Sunny Gets Blue, released in Denmark on the Steeplechase label