of the song. This recording reached the charts of the day. Leslie Hutchinson recorded a version on April 3, 1940. This recording was given to the Indian spiritual figure Meher Baba, who later asked that it be played seven times at his tomb when his body was laid to rest, which occurred a week after his death on January 31, 1969. Eddie Heywood and his orchestra recorded a single version in 1944 and this reached the USA charts in 1945 peaking in the No. 16 spot. Frank Sinatra recorded a version on February 24, 1946, which reached the Billboard charts in the No. 23 position. Johnny Mathis recorded a popular disco version in 1978. Ella Fitzgerald recorded a version for her 1956 album Ella Fitzgerald Sings the Cole Porter Songbook. Melora Hardin performed the song in the 1991 film, The Rocketeer. It was featured on both the original and expanded motion picture soundtracks, released in 1991 and 2016 respectively. See also List of 1930s jazz standards References 1935 songs 1930s jazz standards 1938 singles Bluebird Records singles Songs written by Cole Porter Songs from Jubilee (musical) Ella Fitzgerald songs Johnny Mathis songs Mildred Bailey songs Al Hirt songs Andy Williams songs Caterina Valente songs UK Singles Chart number-one singles Grammy Hall of Fame Award recipients Songs about dancing Songs about music United States National Recording Registry recordings