Latest stream-count observation: 2026-10-15
Here Comes the Rain Again (Live) [Remastered Version] — Spotify Streams
Still adding about 525 streams a day, 42 years after release.
Here Comes the Rain Again (Live) [Remastered Version] by Dave Stewart has 682,105 Spotify streams. Recorded play counts and streaming trends on streamclout.io.
Overview
Here Comes the Rain Again (Live) [Remastered Version] by Dave Stewart has 682,105 total Spotify streams, an average recorded count change of 432 per day across 30 observed days.
Across 7 observed days its recorded play count gained 3.7K plays.
Released on Nov 14, 1983.
From the album Touch by Dave Stewart.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many Spotify streams does Here Comes the Rain Again (Live) [Remastered Version] by Dave Stewart have?
Here Comes the Rain Again (Live) [Remastered Version] by Dave Stewart has 682,105 streams on Spotify.
How many streams does Here Comes the Rain Again (Live) [Remastered Version] get per day?
Here Comes the Rain Again (Live) [Remastered Version] by Dave Stewart has an average recorded count change of 432 per day across 30 observed days. Counts can include backfills or catalog changes.
When was Here Comes the Rain Again (Live) [Remastered Version] by Dave Stewart released?
Here Comes the Rain Again (Live) [Remastered Version] by Dave Stewart was released on Nov 14, 1983.
Available stream-count observations: 2026-09-14 to 2026-10-15 (32 snapshots). Period changes need consecutive daily observations for the full period; corrections, review flags or mismatched current counts can make a comparison unavailable. Daily trends show the latest consecutive segment. Recorded count changes can include catalog updates or backfills and are not verified new listens.