Artist	Song
Joanna Newsom	Autumn
from Have One On Me (2010)
Andrea Bocelli & Veronica Berti	Les feuilles mortes (Autumn Leaves)
from Amore (2006)
Sea Wolf	Leaves In the River
from Leaves In the River (2011)
David Sylvian	September
from Secrets of the Beehive (1992)
Jeff Wayne	Forever Autumn
from Jeff Wayne's Musical Version of the War of the Worlds (2005)
Willie Nelson	The Thirty-Third of August
from Rainbow Connection (2001)
Clannad	Autumn Leaves Are Falling
from Landmarks (2004)
The Vines	Autumn Shade II
from Best of the Vines (2008)
The Chieftains	The Foggy Dew
from The Wide World Over: A 40 Year Celebration (2002)
Glenn Miller	Falling Leaves
from The Glenn Miller Story Vol. 19-20 (2005)
The Silos	September
from Ask the Dust (2002)
Blue Öyster Cult	Harvest Moon
from Then and Now: Blue Öyster Cult (2008)
From Autumn to Ashes	Autumns Monologue
from The Fiction We Live (2004)
Chris Whitley	Indian Summer
from Dirt Floor (1998)
The Kinks	Summer's Gone
from Word of Mouth (1999)
John Denver	Season Suite: Fall
from Portrait (1999)
Kate Bush	How to Be Invisible
from Aerial (2010)
Teenage Fanclub	Fallen Leaves
from Man-Made (2005)
Ofra Haza	End of Summer
from Ofra Haza: Greatest Hits (Box Set) (2005)
Firekites	Autumn Story
from The Bowery (2009)
Randy Newman	Pumpkin
from Seabiscuit (Soundtrack from the Motion Picture) [International Version] (2004)
Fruit Bats	The Little Acorn
from Mouthfuls (2003)
The Sea and Cake	Lost In Autumn
from The Sea and Cake (1994)
Freakwater	When the Leaves Begin to Fall
from End Time (1999)
Miles Davis	Fall
from Nefertiti (1994)

Comment:

All it takes is one listen to the sentimental instrumental “Pumpkin” from professional wry guy Randy Newman to know that autumn can bring out the romantic in everyone. Even arena rockers aren’t immune to the heady charms of the season, as Blue Öyster Cult offer up a power-ballad tribute to a glowing “Harvest Moon.” Jazz immortal Miles Davis wields the endlessly expressive powers of his horn to create a tone-poem ode to the swirling sensations of “Fall,” and a contemplative Willie Nelson ticks off a country countdown to the blues on “The Thirty-Third of August.”

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