Cover Versions
"Don't Touch Me" has been recorded by numerous artists. The first singers to record it were other Country artists, which included Tammy Wynette, Don Gibson, George Jones, Lynn Anderson for the album "Songs That Made Country Girls Famous" (1970), Barbara Mandrell, Lorrie Morgan, Ray Price, Eddy Arnold, and Dottie West.
American singer Etta James recorded a version for her 1997 album Love's Been Rough on Me, put to Blues/R&B tempo.
Connie Francis recorded a version. Eleni Mandell recorded a Pop music version and Carolyn Hester has recorded a Folk music version. The song has even been recorded in a Reggae music version by Nicky Thomas.
In a real switch of genres, Ella Fitzgerald recorded this on her Capitol Records release, "Misty Blue".
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