The Midnight Special is now on YouTube! Subscribe now. 📺 🎙️ The best performances from the biggest stars are now available to watch for FREE on YouTube. Subscribe now to be the first to see. New artists coming every week. | Burt Sugarman’s The Midnight Special

The Midnight Special is now on YouTube! 🌟 Revisit the golden age of music and television with new artists coming every week. Watch the best performances from the biggest stars for FREE. Subscribe now. 🎙️ | Burt Sugarman’s The Midnight Special

The Cars on The Midnight Special is now on YouTube! 🌟 Revisit the golden age of music and television with new artists coming every week. Watch the best performances from the biggest stars for FREE. Subscribe now. 🎙️ | Burt Sugarman’s The Midnight Special

🎸 Let the Midnight Special shine her ever-lovin’ light on you... 🎶 Here’s Creedence Clearwater Revival lighting up the stage with their electrifying performance of The Midnight Special from 1970 — a gritty, swampy rock rendition of a prison folk classic that dates back to the early 20th century. Originally sung by inmates in Southern penitentiaries, The Midnight Special refers to a passenger train that ran past the Sugar Land prison in Texas. The legend? If its light shone on you through your

**The Midnight Special** was a groundbreaking late-night musical variety TV show that aired on NBC from **1972 to 1981**. Hosted by legendary DJ **Wolfman Jack** for much of its run, the show became famous for its live performances by some of the biggest names in music, offering a vibrant platform for rock, pop, disco, soul, and country artists of the era. Unlike many other music programs that relied on lip-syncing, *The Midnight Special* stood out by featuring mostly live performances, which sh