Oct. Trivia Question: Celestial Bodies in Song Titles

MikeK

This month's trivia question should be fun & challenging: name all the gypsy jazz songs you can think of that have the name of a celestial body in their title. This month, the celestial body name doesn't have to stand alone, meaning it can be part of another word. For example, Stardust is fair game, since it contains the word "star". Let's not use celestial phenomenon like "heaven" or "clouds", but rather keep it to actual celestial bodies. As before, any song that Django recorded, or that is part of the modern gypsy jazz repertoire, is fine. Stardust is one, I have 12 others. Add yours here & try not to do repeats. After you post yours, I'll post my 13 as well as any that the forum produces that I didn't think of.

BillDaCostaWilliams

Django:

I saw stars

How high the moon

Moonglow

Blue moon

The sunshine of your smile

Claire de lune

 

GJ repertoire:

Sunny

billyshakes

Its only a Paper Moon

The World Is Waiting for the Sunrise

pdg

This is a Sirius question!

DoubleWhisky

Maybe an emerging classic in the genre (at least Rosenberg Trio and Diknu Schneeberger did a version): Moonflower

bbwood_98

These first two are a stretch for this question, but hey I'm trying:

On the Sunny side of the street

Moonlight in Vermont

East of the Sun, West of the Moon,

North of the Sunset - Thelonious Monk

Turn out the Stars - Bill Evans

Cosmic Rays - Charlie 'Bird' Parker

(These two from my wife E.S.)

No Moon at all

Star Eyes

B.

wim

la marseillaise

pdg

Stars Fell On Alabama

billyshakes

https://djangobooks.com/forum/discussion/comment/112658#Comment_112658

Mars....I like what you did there! Very clever.

BillDaCostaWilliams

Mars....I like what you did there! Very clever.

Too clever for me initially.

Very good.

Scoredog

Ellington

Blues in Orbit

then

Old Devil Moon

Stardust

actually add stars and there are a bunch.