"Night and Day" is a classic composition by Cole Porter, written for the 1932 musical Gay Divorce. Known for its sophisticated melody and complex chord progressions, it has become a staple of the American Songbook. Django Reinhardt, famous for his gypsy jazz style, recorded his own interpretation of the song several times. His 1953 recording with pianist Maurice Vander and bassist Pierre Michelot stands out, showcasing his unique guitar technique and improvisational flair. Django's take on "Night and Day" is a fusion of jazz and gypsy influences, further cementing the song's status as a jazz standard.