Are there any other autumn related jazz standards?

When October Goes, written by Johnny Mercer and Barry Manilow.

Autum in New York, of course.

Early Autumn, also by Johnny Mercer (who wrote the English words to Autumn Leaves)

September in the Rain

Not exactly a standard, but Van Morrison's "Moondance" is definitely autumnal jazz.

Since we're doing a jazz standard thread, post your favorite covers.

I don't generally like Erroll Garner's style, but I do love his cover of "Autumn Leaves." The melody suited his playing:

This fits the mood and the theme.

How DARE you, OP!

Try to Remember (the kind of September...)

The greatest.

Coltrane's "Autumn Serenade"

Genius

September in the Rain-Miss Peggy Lee September Song -Miss Sarah Vaughan

This is "Early Autumn," perhaps my favorite melancholy jazz standard, which R3 mentioned.

Not sure this is a standard because it's associated only with one big bang, but Claude Thornhill's "Autumn Nocturne" (1941) is just gorgeous. Dreamy, cool and perfect.

You can enjoy the song just as beautiful music or you can feel free to imagine yourself in a cocktail lounge on Lexington in Murray Hill, people-watching and enjoying what you know in your heart will be the last few months of peacetime America for quite a while.

Autumn Leaves...

They make me hunger for chicken salad without the bread

and a wild freaky sexual relationship with a much younger well-hung man

La dee dee, Dee la da da, 'Tis Autumn.

So in the movie "Autumn Leaves"

Joan Crawford played a "typist", but that was just a metaphor for a "whore", right?

Judge for yourself...

You don't meet nice girls in Coffee Shoppes.

All the seasons. Sings the word "Autumn." Not jazz. Beautiful. Let's listen.

r18 "Whore" was Joan Crawford's only setting.

Wake Me Up When September Ends (Green Day)

'Tis Autumn is too twee to link.

The Best.

Alternately,

Simply beautiful.