"After Midnight" by Muskrat Lightning

 

Ocean City. Maryland improvisational group Muskrat Lightning let it all hang out on their version of "After Midnight," a 1966 swamp rock song from Oklahoma City, Oklahoma guitarist JJ Cale, which was popularized four years later on the eponymous debut album from Surrey, UK artist Eric Clapton.

For more Clapton covers, the Love Runs Blind version of "Wonderful Tonight" can be found here, and the Autumn Boukadakis version of "Lay Down Sally" can be found here.

"Wonderful Tonight" by Love Runs Blind

 

From that hotbed of musical entertainment Chittagong, Bangladesh come Love Runs Blind, fronted by the late pioneer of Bangladeshi pop music Ayub Bachchu.

Here, they perform "Wonderful Tonight," a 1977 ballad from Surrey, UK blues guitarist Eric Clapton.

For another Clapton cover, Autumn Boukadakis's cover of "Lay Down Sally" can be found here.

"Lay Down Sally" by Autumn Boukadakis

 

Happy first day of Autumn!

Grab yourself a pumpkin spice something-or-other and check out this cover of 1977 roots rock single "Lay Down Sally" from prolific Surrey, UK slowhand Eric Clapton by Austin, Texas country folkie Autumn Boukadakis.