Midnight Ride - Styx
Midnight Madness - Foghat

Midnite Cruiser - Steely Dan
Midnight In Paris - Stephen Stills
Midnight Moodies - Joe Walsh
Midnight Creeper - Elton John

Band - Bobby and the Midnights

Midnight On The Bay- Stills-Young Band

witching hour - chris hillman

Special mention:

New Year's Day--U2

midnight rider - stephen stills (on thoroughfare gap)

new years day - joe walsh

Happy New Year - ABBA

Walking After Midnight - Cowboy Junkies
'Round Midnight - Linda Ronstadt
Midnight - Karen Carpenter
Funky New Year - The Eagles

I remember seeing them in Blacksburg, back in the day. They always drew a big and enthusiastic crowd. Did you ever get to see The Robbin Thompson Band, who traveled in some of the same circles? Robbin, for those who don't recognize the name, was lead singer for the band Steel Mill (some young kid named Springsteen played the guitar for them), and his self-titled debut album featured guest spots by Timothy B. Schmit, Steve Cropper, Melissa Manchester, Jai Winding, Trevor Veitch, David Wolfert, Al Garth, Rick Roberts (of Firefall), and Waddie Wachtel, among others.

"Midnite Man" by Robbin Thompson
"Happy New Year" by Luna

Yes, I saw them several times in Charlottesville and Harrisonburg. I remember they had a local hit with "Candy Apple Red". When I say local, I mean in parts of Virginia. I don't really know how big a following they had in neighboring states. A Charlottesville station, WWWV - aka 3WV, used to play that song and "Sweet Virginia Breeze". There were probably a few others they played as well. Skip Castro's "Boogie At Midnight" also got a lot of airplay.

I remember seeing bumper stickers with "Boogie At Midnight" all over the place (in Virginia). Now that I think about it, it was also common to see Robbin Thompson bumper stickers.

Midnight Shift--John Cooper Clarke (cool song)