*" Moonlight and Pretzels " w. E. Y. Harburg m. Jay Gorney.

*" Meaningless Songs ( in Very High Voices )" / " Posing in the Moonlight " ( 1980 ) # 2 Australia

*" Moonlight in Vermont ", with Billy Butterfield's Orchestra ( 1943 )

*" My Moonlight Madonna "

*" In the Pale Moonlight "

*" The Thing in the Moonlight " ( Based on a letter written to Donald Wandrei.

*" Dancing in the Moonlight ( It's Caught Me in Its Spotlight )" / " Bad Reputation " – 29 July 1977

*" A Career as ' Quick as a Flash of Moonlight '"-article in The New York Times, June 26, 2005, section 8, p. 3

*" Black Moonlight "

*" When You're Driving Through the Moonlight " ( Cinderella, Stepmother, Stepsisters )

*" In the Kingdom of the Moonlight " September 30, 1995

*" The Visitor " consistently ranks in official fan polls as one of the most popular episodes of the entire series, often vying for first place with " In the Pale Moonlight ".

*" Moonlight Revival " ( December 22, 2004 )

*" Orchids in Moonlight " – sung by Raul Roulien, danced by Fred Astaire and Dolores del Rio ; this became a popular tango song

*" Cassiopeia ," a song by Rain from his 4th album ( 2006 ) Rain's World

*" Don't Rain on My Parade " ( from Funny Girl )

*" Singin ' in the Rain " introduced by Cliff Edwards, with The Brox Sisters

*" Singin ' in the Rain " ( finale ) ( in two-strip Technicolor ), sung by entire cast

*" Rain of Terror " by The Last Poets

*" Love Story ", by Rain from Rainism

*" Come In Out Of The Rain " by Jay Aaron Podolnick ( 1975 )

*" Let It Rain, Let It Pour " by International Novelty Orchestra, directed Nat Shilkret, vocal Vernon Dalhart

*" Rain "/" Don't Let Our Youth Go to Waste " ( 1990 ) Caff

*" Out of the Rain " ( Maxi CD, Tess, 1997 )

*" Rain Forest " by Walter Wanderley ( Verve, 1966 )

*" Rain Falls " ( single )

*" She Brings The Rain " b / w " Strange Bird " ( 2004 ) GripWeeds ( Twang!

*" God ", by Prince, which appeared as the B-side of his single " Purple Rain "

*" Have You Ever Seen the Rain?

*" November Rain " is referenced twice in the chorus of the song " On the Radio " by Regina Spektor: " On the radio / We heard November Rain / The solo's real long / But it's a pretty song " and " And on the radio / You hear November Rain / That solo's awful long / But it's a good refrain "

*" Soon It's Gonna Rain " – Matt, Luisa

*" Rain King " is a song by Terence Boylan from his 1977 album Terence Boylan.

*" Rain King " is a song by Sonic Youth from their album Daydream Nation.

*" Rain King " is a song by the Counting Crows from their 1993 album August and Everything After.

*" Rain King " is the name of an episode of The X-Files in which Mulder and Scully investigate a man who claims to be able to control the weather.

*" Into Each Life Some Rain Must Fall "-Ella Fitzgerald & The Ink Spots

* 1776: Ugetsu monogatari ( Tales of Moonlight and Rain ) by Ueda Akinari

* 1953 Ugetsu aka Tales of Moonlight and Rain ( 雨月物語 Ugetsu-monogatari )-directed by Kenji Mizoguchi

He was an early writer in the yomihon genre and his two masterpieces, Tales of Moonlight and Rain ( Ugetsu monogatari ) and Tales of Spring Rain ( Harusame monogatari ), are central to the canon of Japanese literature.

Throughout his life he remained a strong believer in the supernatural, and this belief seems to inform important elements of his literature and scholarship such as his most famous work, a collection of ghost stories titled Tales of Moonlight and Rain.

In 1776 he began to practice medicine and also published Tales of Moonlight and Rain.

Some argue that Ueda also worked out this conflict in stories such as Tales of Moonlight and Rain by beginning his stories grounded on Chinese stories and moral and intellectual discourses and that he then foregrounded a Japanese sensibility by calling on supernatural elements and having his characters feel deep emotion ( as opposed to Chinese reliance on the intellect ).

Spring Rain is quite different from Tales of Moonlight and Rain, and there is some discussion among scholars as to which is the superior work.

* Tales of Moonlight and Rain ( 雨月物語 Ugetsu monogatari ) ( 1776 )

“ About the Author .” In Tales of Moonlight and Rain.

“ Ugetsu Monogatari: A Critical Interpretation .” In Tales of Moonlight and Rain.

Ugetsu Monogatari: Tales of Moonlight and Rain Trans.

Ugetsu Monogatari: Tales of Moonlight and Rain.

* 1953 Ugetsu aka Tales of Moonlight and Rain ( 雨月物語 Ugetsu monogatari )

)", " A Lane in Spain ", " Some Rainy Day ", " Boo Hoo ( You've Got Me Crying For You )", " A Sailboat in the Moonlight " ( 1937 ) with John Jacob Loeb, " Coquette ", written with Johnny Green and Gus Kahn, recorded by Paul Whiteman, Louis Armstrong, Jimmie Lunceford, Bud Freeman, Bob Crosby, and The Ink Spots, " Seems Like Old Times ", " Oahu ( My Lovely Island Home )", " Get Out Those Old Records ", " Ridin ' Around in the Rain " with Gene Austin, " Return to Me " ( 1957 ) with Danny Di Minno, and " You're Beautiful To-Night, My Dear ".

His works include Moonlight Syndrome, The Silver Case, Flower, Sun and Rain, Michigan, killer7, the No More Heroes series, and most recently, Shadows of the Damned and Lollipop Chainsaw.

The film's title, Ugetsu, is a contraction of its Japanese title Ugetsu Monogatari, the Japanese title of Tales of Moonlight and Rain by Akinari Ueda.

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Other popular tunes that Himber composed were " Moments in the Moonlight ", " After the Rain ", " Monday In Manhattan ", " Haunting Memories ", " Time Will Tell ", " Am I Asking Too Much ", and " I'm Getting Nowhere Fast With You ".

The spirit of money ( the archetype of Zashiki warashi ) from Tales of Moonlight and Rain