Recorded Versions
- Chet Atkins 1955
- James Last Orchestra
- John Barry
- Bill Black's Combo
- Stanley Black
- Pat Boone (1960, a major hit in the Philippines)
- Earl Bostic
- Alan Braden and His Orchestra (Instrumental)
- Eddie Calvert
- André Claveau (original version)
- Xavier Cugat
- Bing Crosby
- Alan Dale (singer) (1955)
- Devo (as "Softcore Mutations" - unreleased)
- Lou Donaldson
- The Fabulous Thunderbirds
- Horst Fischer
- Georgia Gibbs (1951)
- Harry James
- Spike Jones (under the pseudonym "Davey Crackpot"; a parody of the Perez Prado hit record featuring George Rock on trumpet)
- Michel Legrand
- Liberace
- Ron Livingston
- Gisele MacKenzie
- Modern Romance
- Hugo Montenegro
- Jerry Murad (1961)
- Arthur Murray
- Ruben Pena
- Perez Prado (Instrumental) (1955)
- Billy Regis (performed the trumpet solo on the famous Perez Prado version)
- Ivo Robić (as "Jabuke i trešnje"; Croatian lyrics by Mario Kinel)
- Edmundo Ros
- Lester Sterling (under the pseudonym Mr. Versatile; instrumental) (1969)
- The Thundertones
- Billy Vaughn
- The Ventures
- Lawrence Welk
- Mnozil Brass (2004)
- Norrie Paramor Orchestra (1977-Silver Serenade)
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