Rainmaker

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Rainmaker may refer to:

• Rainmaking, attempting to artificially induce or increase precipitation
  • Rain dancing, a ceremonial dance that is performed in order to invoke rain
  • Cloud seeding, dispersing substances into the air that serve as cloud condensation or ice nuclei
  • Business Rainmaking, generating new business or additional cash flow
• Boyd Melson, American boxer
• Rainmaker (Kevin Moore album), the 1980 debut album by Kevin Moore
• Rainmaker (Fair Warning album), a 1995 album by Fair Warning
• Rainmaker (YFriday album), the 1999 debut album by YFriday
• Rainmaker, an album by Keb' Mo'
• Rainmaker, an 1969 album by Michael Chapman
• "Rainmaker", a song by Donovan
• "Rainmaker", a song by The Partridge Family
• "Rainmaker", a song by German progressive metal band Vanden Plas on their album "The God Thing".
• "Rainmaker", a song by Traffic on their album The Low Spark of High Heeled Boys
• "Rainmaker", a song by Iron Maiden
• "Rainmaker", a song by Sparklehorse
• "Rainmaker", a song by Harry Nilsson and Bill Martin from Harry, which was also a hit for Canadian singer Tom Northcott
• "Mr. Rainmaker", a song by Warrant
• Sarah Rainmaker, a fictional character from the Gen¹³ comic book series
• Rainmaker Digital Effects, a digital effects studio
• Honi HaM'agel, from the Talmud
• The Rainstick, a musical instrument of Chilean origin made from a cactus, which sounds like falling water

The Rainmaker may refer to:

• Keith Davey, a Canadian politician nicknamed "The Rainmaker"
• The Rainmaker (play), by N. Richard Nash
  • The Rainmaker (1956 film) starring Burt Lancaster and Katharine Hepburn
  • The Rainmaker, John Frankenheimer's 1982 television remake
• The Rainmaker (John Grisham), a book by John Grisham
  • The Rainmaker (1997 film), starring Matt Damon and Danny DeVito
• The Rainmaker (album), by The Flower Kings

See also

• Rain Man
• The Rainmakers (disambiguation)

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