In Popular Culture
The music of the song appears in the film "All About Eve" (1950). It is played on the piano at the party when Margo is going upstairs.
It also appears periodically in Federico Fellini´s film, Amarcord (1973).
a section from Stormy Weather was referenced by British heavy metal band Iron Maiden through their song "Revelations" off of their album Piece Of Mind.
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