•
Bing Crosby recorded November 12, 1935 for Decca Records with
Victor Young and His Orchestra. ···· •
Jack Jackson (
1935) •
Guy Lombardo (recorded October 11, 1935 for
Decca Records 585) •
Leslie (Hutch) Hutchinson (Parlophone R 233 September 1935) •
Anona Winn (featured with enormous success per sheet music 1935) •
Henry "Red" Allen 11/8/1935 Vocalion 3097 •
Al Bowlly acc. by orchestra directed by
Ray Noble 1935 •
Vera Lynn (
1935) •
Mantovani (
1935) •
Tony Martin (EP ABC-Paramount 90842 / 25 cm 10" ABC-Paramount 1501) •
Louis Armstrong (
1936) • Sven-Olof Sandberg (recorded in 1936 in
Swedish under the title "Två solröda segel") •
Albert Ammons (
1946) •
Nat King Cole (
1951) •
Patti Page (1955 in "
The Patti Page Show") •
Vaughn Monroe (
1957) • Rou Yun (柔雲) (1956 in
Mandarin Chinese under title name of 夕陽紅帆 &
Chinese lyrics by Szeto Ming 司徒明) •
Tab Hunter (
1957) •
Big Joe Turner (1957) •
Paul Anka (
1958) •
Emile Ford (
1960) •
The Platters (
1960) – top 40 hit – reaching No. 36. •
The Jarmels (
1962) •
The Beatles (
officially unreleased, 1962) •
Dinah Washington (
1962) •
The Three Sounds (
1962) •
Earl Grant (
1962) •
Fats Domino (
1963); Domino's rendition would be the last top 40 hit of his career, reaching No. 35 •
Connie Francis (1963) •
The Searchers (1964, Swedish Radio Sessions 1964–1967) •
Stevie Wonder (instrumental) on his 1964 album
Stevie at the Beach •
Takeshi Terauchi & Bunnys (instrumental) on their 1967 album
The World Is Waiting For Terry •
Dean Martin c. 1968 •
Perry Como (1969) •
The Five Keys •
Jimmy McGriff (1971) •
Johnny Lee (No. 22 country hit in
1976) •
Crazy Cavan and the Rhythm Rockers (
1979) •
Frank Patterson •
Jay McShann (
1996) •
Slim Dusty (
1997) •
Dave Brubeck (
1999) •
Engelbert Humperdinck (
2000) •
Van Morrison (
2023) ==References==