"My Melancholy Baby" is a beloved jazz standard composed by Ernie Burnett with lyrics by George A. Norton, first written in 1911. The song gained immediate popularity, and over the years, it has been covered by a variety of artists in different genres, solidifying its place in American music history. The tune's emotional depth, combined with its catchy melody, has made it a favorite for both performers and listeners alike. Django Reinhardt, known for his ability to bring a unique gypsy jazz flair to popular songs, recorded his own rendition of "My Melancholy Baby" in the 1940s. Django's interpretation is marked by his virtuosic guitar playing and emotive style, elevating the song to new heights. Reinhardt's version, with his signature phrasing and improvisation, has made it a memorable addition to the gypsy jazz repertoire.