It won the Grammy Award for Best Rhythm & Blues Performance in 1959.
Included a contemporary jazz arrangement on his album Twentysomething . what_a_difference_a_day_made
Recorded a disco-infused version that became a major hit on the R&B and dance charts. It won the Grammy Award for Best Rhythm
In 1998, her recording was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame. Notable Cover Versions In 1998, her recording was inducted into the
The song's history is a fascinating journey of translation and transformation, evolving from a Mexican bolero into one of the most recognizable love songs in the English-speaking world. Origins: "Cuando Vuelva a Tu Lado"
In 1934, American lyricist wrote the English lyrics, transforming the sentiment into the iconic "What a Difference a Day Made." While the original Spanish lyrics focused on the anticipation of a reunion, Adams' version centered on the transformative power of finding love in a single day. Dinah Washington's Definitive Version