• A version by
Will Oakland on
Edison Amberol (catalog 1102) was popular in 1912. • On 30 January 2011
Jon Boden released a version as part of his
A Folk Song A Day project. • On March 31, 1971
Johnny Cash sang a version of this song on the 56th episode of his television show
The Johnny Cash Show. • Frank Connors (released by Varsity Records) as catalog number 519, with the B‑side "
When Irish Eyes Are Smiling". •
Eugene Conley, American operatic
tenor, recorded a version released by
London Records. •
Michael Crawford performed the song for his album
In Concert in 1998, and also in his concert tour. •
Bing Crosby and
John Scott Trotter's Orchestra (recorded on July 17, 1945, released by
Decca Records as catalog numbers 18721B and 28261, both with the B-side "
The Bells of St. Mary's"; •
Merv Griffin (released by
RCA Victor Records as catalog number 20-4749, with the B-side "Wild Colonial Boy"). • Irish tenor
Josef Locke recorded a version around the late 1940s. • Danny Malone (recorded November 27,
1934, released by
Decca Records as catalog number 12052A, with the B-side "All That I Want Is in Ireland"). •
Mitch Miller –
Favorite Irish Folk Songs – Originally released in 1959 (now Sony BMG MUSIC ENTERTAINMENT – USSM10020418). • Henry Moeller (released by
Gennett Records as catalog number 10069, with the B-side "Sing Me To Sleep"). • Popular English-born singer
Cavan O'Connor recorded and regularly performed the song. • British novelty pop band
Lieutenant Pigeon (released by Decca Records in 1974 as Decca F13486), with the B-side "Big Butch Baby", reached #3 in Australia. •
Elvis Presley released a version (with overdubbed accompaniment) of him singing to his own piano-playing on the 1973 self-titled album called
Elvis on RCA Records, better known as
The Fool album. He can be seen rehearsing the song by himself in the 1981 documentary
This Is Elvis as taken from the footage for the 1970 film ''
That's the Way It Is. He can also be heard performing the same song while in the Army while stationed in Germany in the so-called "Bad Neuheim Medley" of the 1997 RCA CD boxset Platinum: A Life In Music''. •
Oscar Seagle (recorded in September 1915, released by
Columbia Records as catalog number A-5718, with the B-side "The Bloom Is on the Rye"). • Vaughan Quartet (released by Vaughan Records as catalog number 725, with the B-side "When Honey Sings an Old Time Song"). • Tenor and Chorus with Orchestra, Walter Van Brunt. Edison Diamond Disc, 1914, Disc 80160-R. B-side "On The Banks of the Brandywine". • Lew White (released by
Victor Records as catalog number 27467, with the B-side "On the Wings of Song"). •
Clarence Whitehill (recorded on July 30, 1914, released by
Victor Records as catalog number 74425 (a single-sided record); also as catalog number 1275, with the B-side "In the Gloaming"). •
Victor Young and his Orchestra (released by
Decca Records as catalog number 28194, with the B-side "My Mother"). and Mainly Norfolk, the song was recorded by
Oli Steadman for inclusion in "365 Days Of Folk". ==Popular culture==