[Autumn Jazz] Classic and Popular Jazz Songs to Enjoy in the Fall
When it comes to music you want to savor on a long autumn night, jazz is surely at the top of the list.
As the scorching summer fades and a unique sense of melancholy begins to drift through the air, jazz fits the season perfectly.
In fact, there are many jazz standards themed around autumn, a testament to just how well the two go together.
In this article, titled “Jazz Masterpieces to Enjoy in Autumn,” we’ll showcase a generous selection of autumn jazz classics—not only songs that explicitly take autumn as their theme, but also pieces that evoke an autumnal mood.
Whether it’s a reflective afternoon moment or a quiet night when you want to feel a bit more grown-up, please enjoy!
Playlist
| [Autumn Jazz] Classic and Popular Jazz Songs to Enjoy in the Fall | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| show_chart | Title | Playlist | Review |
| 1east | Autumn SerenadeJohn Coltrane & Johnny Hartman | play_arrow | The Appeal of the Jazz Standard “Autumn Serenade” |
| 2east | What A Little Moonlight Can DoBillie Holiday | play_arrow | The jazz classic from the film “Moonlight’s Prank” |
| 3east | Autumn NocturneLou Donaldson | play_arrow | Lou Donaldson's jazz classic |
| 4east | DjangoThe Modern Jazz Quartet | play_arrow | A Requiem for Django, a Soul-Stirring Masterpiece |
| 5east | In a Sentimental MoodDuke Ellington & John Coltrane | play_arrow | A dream collaboration between two great masters, an elegant masterpiece |
| 6east | September SongFrank Sinatra | play_arrow | Frank Sinatra's autumn classic |
| 7east | Waltz for DebbyBill Evans | play_arrow | Piano masterpieces that resonate on long autumn nights |
| 8east | September Stormichikawa hideo | play_arrow | Hideo Ichikawa’s piano piece reflecting the sentiments of autumn |
| 9east | Lush LifeJohn Coltrane | play_arrow | A masterpiece by the jazz legend Coltrane |
| 10east | MilestonesMiles Davis | play_arrow | Miles Davis’s classic, perfect for listening in autumn |
| 11east | Autumn RainAhmad Jamal | play_arrow | Autumn rain, the silence woven by jazz piano. |
| 12east | MoonglowArtie Shaw | play_arrow | A romantic jazz piece with a moonlight theme |
| 13east | I Fall in Love Too EasilyChet Baker | play_arrow | Piercing the heart of trumpeter Baker |
| 14east | IsfahanDuke Ellington | play_arrow | A jazz classic, a melancholy autumn melody |
| 15east | Tis AutumnBeverly Kenney | play_arrow | Jazz vocalist, a talent gone too soon |
| 16east | LauraJ.J.Johnson | play_arrow | The untold story behind the birth of David Raksin’s film theme song |
| 17east | La MerDjango Reinhardt | play_arrow | Django Reinhardt, the foundation of gypsy swing |
| 18east | When I Fall In LoveNat King Cole | play_arrow | The emotionally expressive jazz singer Nat King Cole |
| 19east | Moonlight is worth a thousand gold pieces.Yoshida Hideko | play_arrow | A moonlit romance painted in sprightly jazz |
| 20east | Maybe SeptemberTony Bennett & Bill Evans | play_arrow | Autumn songs by Tony Bennett and Bill Evans |
| 21east | Satin DollDuke Ellington | play_arrow | Duke Ellington’s Masterpieces and Life |
| 22east | September SongElla Fitzgerald | play_arrow | Ella Fitzgerald’s autumn classic |
| 23east | My Heart Is For YouPeter Sandberg | play_arrow | A beautiful Nordic jazz piece brimming with transparency |
| 24east | September In The RainRed Garland Trio | play_arrow | A jazz pianist active with a distinctive Garland style |
| 25east | All the things you areCharlie Parker | play_arrow | Charlie Parker's supreme jazz performance |
| 26east | Stormy WeatherBillie Holiday | play_arrow | A poignant classic song commentary on Billie Holiday |
| 27east | WindowsChick Corea | play_arrow | The Appeal of Jazz Master Chick Corea |
| 28east | Body and SoulColeman Hawkins | play_arrow | A famous piece by Coleman Hawkins |
| 29east | Autumn LeavesMiles Davis | play_arrow | Miles Davis's lyrical trumpet |
| 30east | Blue in GreenMiles Davis | play_arrow | A landmark album that changed the history of jazz |
| 31east | These Foolish ThingsNat King Cole | play_arrow | Classic songs by a jazz vocalist with a warm voice |
| 32east | Round MidnightThelonious Monk | play_arrow | A classic jazz masterpiece of heartbreak in the dead of night |
| 33east | The Way You Look TonightTony Bennett | play_arrow | Tony Bennett's love songs are heartwarming. |
| 34east | November TwilightJulie London | play_arrow | Julie London’s sensual autumn song |
| 35east | Autumn In New YorkBillie Holiday | play_arrow | Billie Holiday’s autumn-hued jazz number |
| 36east | You Only Live TwiceBill Frisell | play_arrow | Wish Upon a Star, Beautiful Jazz Guitar |
| 37east | PriestessBilly Harper | play_arrow | Billy Harper's free jazz sound |
| 38east | Five Spot After DarkCurtis Fuller | play_arrow | A famous song from New York, the holy land of jazz |
| 39east | Room 335Larry Carlton | play_arrow | Jazz masterpieces by Larry Carlton |
| 40east | Lulu’s Back In TownThelonious Monk | play_arrow | Monk’s original and innovative music |
| 41east | Early AutumnAnita O’Day | play_arrow | Stan Getz’s classic, Autumn Scene |
| 42east | Autumn LeavesBill Evans | play_arrow | Bill Evans’s classic “Autumn Leaves” |
| 43east | ConstellationsBladverk Band | play_arrow | I feel autumn in a melancholy jazz song. |
| 44east | Pithecanthropus erectusCharles Mingus | play_arrow | Mingus’s masterpiece “The Black Saint and the Sinner Lady,” a critique of civilization |
| 45east | SkylarkLinda Ronstadt | play_arrow | The classic song “Skylark,” a wistful love song |
| 46east | Old Devil MoonMary Stallings & Trio | play_arrow | The Strange Song from the musical Finian's Rainbow |
| 47east | So WahtMiles Davis | play_arrow | The masterpiece by Miles Davis, the king of jazz |
| 48east | Please Don’t StopRichard Bona | play_arrow | Bona's expressively performed jazz music |
| 49east | NostalgiaFats Navarro Quintet | play_arrow | Autumn sentiments in Navarro’s “Nostalagia.” |
| 50east | L’AutunnoJacques Loussier Trio | play_arrow | A renowned pianist who arranges Bach in jazz |
| 51east | My Favorite ThingsYo-Yo Ma, Chris Botti | play_arrow | A classic movie song became famous through a JR Central commercial. |
| 52east | Feeling GoodNina Simone | ![]() | The bluesy feel of musical numbers and the vocals |
| 53east | Autumn LeavesNat King Cole | play_arrow | Nat King Cole: a warm voice and famous songs |
| 54east | Early AutumnWoody Herman | play_arrow | A famous song by the multi-instrumentalist Woody Herman |
| 55east | A Lovely Way To Spend An EveningAnn Burton | play_arrow | A classic song from the movies, a famous tune that Sinatra also sang. |
| 56east | Un Poco LocoBud Powell | play_arrow | A masterful performance by jazz pianist Bud Powell |
| 57east | Autumn in New YorkChet Baker | play_arrow | ‘Autumn in New York’: Sinatra grows in popularity |
| 58east | The Boulevard of Broken DreamsDiana Krall | play_arrow | An autumn-tinged classic that captures the melancholy of life |
| 59east | My RomanceGene Ammons | play_arrow | The charm of the jazz standard “My Romance” |
| 60east | La NevadaGil Evans | play_arrow | Gil Evans's distinctive musical world |
| 61east | Rock ItHerbie Hancock | play_arrow | Herbie Hancock’s innovative jazz works |
| 62east | A Portrait Of TracyJaco Pastorius | play_arrow | Jaco Pastorius, an innovative bassist |
| 63east | MuleKenny Burrell | play_arrow | Kenny Burrell’s bluesy jazz |
| 64east | The SidewinderLee Morgan | play_arrow | Representative jazz pieces by Lee Morgan |
| 65east | Ain’t Got No, I Got LifeNina Simone | play_arrow | Nina Simone, the legendary vocalist who lived true to herself |
| 66east | Theme From a Symphony 2Ornette Coleman | play_arrow | Ornette Coleman's experimental music |
| 67east | Autumn In RomePeggy Lee | play_arrow | The history of the insert songs in the film “Terminal Station” |
| 68east | September In the RainRoy Hargrove | play_arrow | The jazz classic “September in the Rain” |
| 69east | St.ThomasSonny Rollins | play_arrow | Jazz masterpiece by Sonny Rollins |
| 70east | CherokeeUptown Jazz Orchestra | play_arrow | A song born from a Native American folk song |
| 71east | BridgesItō Kimiko | play_arrow | Global interpretations of Milton Nascimento’s masterpieces |
| 72east | Broken MirrorMedeski Martin & Wood | play_arrow | Innovative music from a jazz fusion trio |
| 73east | Splendido SundanceAl Di Meola | play_arrow | Di Meola's fusion masterpiece |
| 74east | When October GoesBarry Manilow | play_arrow | Unearthing Johnny Mercer’s posthumous work |
| 75east | Sing Sing SingBenny Goodman | play_arrow | A signature song of the King of Swing |
| 76east | Minor SweetBooker Little | play_arrow | Booker Little: The Musical Legacy of a Short Life |
| 77east | Harvest MoonCassandra Wilson | play_arrow | Cassandra colors Young’s classic with autumn hues |
| 78east | Lullaby Of The LeavesConnee Boswell | play_arrow | Lullaby of the Leaves, Freddy Parleesies Orchestra |
| 79east | Someone to Watch Over MeElla Fitzgerald | play_arrow | Introduction to jazz standard songs sung by Ella |
| 80east | Body & SoulEsperanza Spalding | play_arrow | The appeal of jazz bassist Esperanza |
| 81east | Indian SummerGlenn Miller | play_arrow | The origin of the song “Indian Summer” |
| 82east | Moonlight in vermontJo Stafford | play_arrow | A classic song that depicts scenes of Vermont |
| 83east | Drawing Room BluesJoe Henderson | play_arrow | Joe Henderson's Autumn Tone |
| 84east | Fly Me To The MoonJulie London | play_arrow | Introducing a classic jazz piece inspired by the Harvest Moon (Mid-Autumn Moon) |
| 85east | Stormy WeatherLena Horne | play_arrow | Lena Horne’s signature song from the film “Stormy Weather.” |
| 86east | When You’re SmilingLouis Armstrong | play_arrow | The Captivating Music of Louis Armstrong |
| 87east | Softly as in a morning sunriseMichael Brecker | play_arrow | A beloved jazz standard with tango origins |
| 88east | Moon Over Bourbon StreetSting | play_arrow | Sting’s first solo work: jazzmen and music |
| 89east | Waters of March – Águas de MarçoTom Jobim | play_arrow | Scenes and life in a song depicting Brazil’s rainy season |
| 90east | Get Out and Get Under the Moon (Moonlight Is Worth a Thousand Gold Pieces)Kaneko Harumi | play_arrow | Origin of Songs Inspired by the Moon and Explanation of Their Japanese Titles |
| 91east | That’s AllBen Webster | play_arrow | Listening to the jazz standard “That’s All” in autumn |
| 92east | Born To Be BlueChet Baker | play_arrow | Chet Baker's classic, on an autumn night |
| 93east | Blue TrainJohn Coltrane | play_arrow | A masterpiece album by jazz legend Coltrane |
| 94east | Come Away With MeNorah Jones | play_arrow | The distinctive singing voice and music of Norah Jones |
| 95east | September Of My YearsFrank Sinatra | play_arrow | Frank Sinatra's jazz and popularity |


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