Recordings
- Topic Records TRC7 Side B, Topic Singers 1939, as "Cutty Wren"
- "American Folk Songs for Children", Pete Seeger 1953, as "Billy Barlow"
- "The Lark in the Morning", Liam Clancy 1955, as "The Wran Song"
- "Texas Folksongs", Alan Lomax 1958, as "Billy Barlow"
- "Songs of Protest", The Ian Campbell Folk Group 1962, as "The Cutty Wren"
- "So Much for Dreaming", Ian and Sylvia 1967 as "Cutty Wren"
- "No Relation", Royston and Heather Wood 1977, as "The Cutty Wren"
- "Sound Sound Your Instruments of Joy", The Watersons 1977, as "Joy, Health, Love and Peace"
- "Live At Last", Steeleye Span 1978, as "Hunting The Wren"
- "Winter's Turning", Robin Williamson 1986, as "Hunting the Wren"
- English Rebel Songs 1381-1914, Chumbawamba (1988), as "The Cutty Wren (Part 1)" and "The Cutty Wren (Part 2)"
- "Oranges and Lemmings" (Les Barker), Martin Carthy and June Tabor 1990, as "Hunting the Cutty Wren"
- "Bells of Dublin", The Chieftains 1991, six tracks
- "The Day Dawn", Boys of the Lough 1994, medley of four Scots and Irish wren tunes
- "Smoked Fish And Friends", Leslie Fish (1996), as "Cutty Wren"
- Time, Steeleye Span 1996, as "The Cutty Wren"
- "The Lovers Enchained", Annwn, as "The Cutty Wren"
- "Wassail!", John Kirkpatrick 1998, as "Hunting the Wren"
- "Up in the North, Down in the South" Bill Whiting (Virginia) 2001 as "I'm Going to the Woods"
- English Rebel Songs 1381-1984, Chumbawamba (2003), as "The Cutty Wren"
- Ballad of America volume 2, Matthew Sabatella 2006, as "Billy Barlow"
- The Awkward Recruit, Mawkin:Causley 2009, as "Cutty Wren"
- Tales from the Crow Man, Damh the Bard 2009 as "The Cutty Wren"
- The Green Knight, Heather Dale (2009) as "Hunting the Wren"
There is a Breton tune called "The Wren", played by Maggie Sansone on the album A Celtic Fair (2007), but it is not clear if this is related to the ceremony.
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