Autumn Jazz 🍂 Rainy Night in 1940s Manhattan | Dark Jazz Noir for Reading & Sleep

Autumn jazz noir for rainy nights: 90 minutes of dark, smoky 1940s jazz with rain on the window and the Manhattan skyline glowing through the storm. November, 1947. The rain started at dusk and never let up. From the apartment window the trees along the avenue burn orange under the streetlamps, and the skyline floats in the wet dark like something you could almost reach. Down on the side street the leaves stick to the pavement and the puddles hold every lamp in the block. Across town, one office light is still on: a man in a fedora, a stack of case files, a green lamp and a window full of rain. Nobody is going anywhere tonight. Ninety minutes of autumn jazz in the old noir style: muted trumpet, breathy tenor sax, felt piano, upright bass and soft brushed drums. Slow, warm and a little melancholy, made for reading, studying, working or falling asleep to the rain. Chapters 00:00 Rain on the 40th Floor 03:53 Tenor in the Downpour 07:48 Forty Floors Above the Storm 11:42 Trench Coat Blues 15:36 Fallen Leaves on Wet Pavement 19:30 The Desk Lamp Burns Late 23:24 The Last Streetcar 27:18 Umbrellas Under Neon 31:12 A Collar Turned Up 35:06 November Office, Midnight 39:00 Bourbon and a Rainy Window 42:53 Wires Humming in the Wet 46:48 Fog Over the River Bridge 50:42 Piano at the Corner Diner 54:35 Coat on the Hook, Rain on the Glass 58:30 The Letter Never Sent 1:02:24 Wet Fedora, Warm Lamp 1:06:19 Neon Drips on Black Silk 1:10:15 October Gutter Lights 1:14:10 Taxi Through the Rain 1:18:03 Ice Melting, Rain Falling 1:21:58 Maple Leaves and Cigarette Smoke 1:25:52 Wipers Keep the Time 1:29:45 Until the Rain Stops Keep your coat on the hook. The 40th Floor stays lit until the rain stops. #autumnjazz #jazznoir #darkjazz #falljazz