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Here Comes That Rainy Day Feeling Again
Pop · 1971 · 9 tracks · 33m

Here Comes That Rainy Day Feeling Again

The Fortunes

Lush 1971 pop defined by sophisticated orchestral swells and dense, melancholic vocal harmonies. The definitive soundtrack for a quiet, rainy afternoon.

1971 · Capitol Records

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A comforting, symphonic embrace of melancholy and nostalgia.

Tracklist · 9 Tracks · 33m
02
The Night Started to Cry
4:15
03
I Gotta Dream
3:14
04
Just a Line to Let You Know
3:36
05
All My Calendar Is You
3:52
06
Hear the Band
3:34
07
Oh! Babe
2:21
08
Eye for the Main Chance
3:46
09
Thoughts
2:56
10
Noises (In My Head)
3:01
Moments Worth Listening For
The transition into the title track's chorus where the harmonies bloom like a sudden burst of sunlight through clouds.
The way the strings swell and then recede during the bridge of 'The Night Started to Cry', mimicking a literal downpour.
The intimate, close-mic vocal opening of 'Just a Line to Let You Know' that feels like a whispered secret.

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