J. J. Cale, After Midnight
Thelonious Monk, 'Round Midnight
Jack Kerouac, Old Angel Midnight
Brother Dege, Old Angel Midnight
Allman Bros., Midnight Rider
Rolling Stones, Midnight Rambler
B. B. King, et al., Midnight Hour
Maria Muldaur, Midnight at the Oasis (This one goes out to Mary Korzen and the Boston Spring of '74)
Patsy Cline, Walkin' After Midnight
Joey Powers, Midnight Mary. A one-hit wonder.
Kenny Ball, Midnight in Moscow One of many memorable instrumentals from the early '60s.
Rolling Stones, Moonlight Mile
Doors, Moonlight Drive
Anne Murray, Shadows in the Moonlight (This one goes out to K. P. and the Summer of '79)
Ludwig van Beethoven, Moonlight Sonata. A part of it anyway with scenes from the great Coen Bros. film, "The Man Who Wasn't There."
Addendum:
A reader comments:
If you are to include Beethoven, It would be perverse to omit Schumann’s Mondnacht (moonlit night), set to a poem by Eichendorff, supposedly the favourite poem of the Germans, when they are not invading other countries. “The image of death is tenderly and touchingly portrayed as the soul quietly returning home”. The progression at 2:23 is sublime.
Unusual version by Barbra Streisand here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VcGtMEiVx_Y
Es war, als hätt' der Himmel,
Die Erde still geküßt,
Daß sie im Blütenschimmer
Von ihm nur träumen müßt.
Die Luft ging durch die Felder,
Die Ähren wogten sacht,
Es rauschten leis die Wälder,
So sternklar war die Nacht.
Und meine Seele spannte
Weit ihre Flügel aus,
Flog durch die stillen Lande,
Als flöge sie nach Haus.