Recorded Versions
- Ronnie Aldrich
- Paul Anka (1960 on album Swings for Young Lovers)
- Ann-Margret
- Louis Armstrong (1935)
- Bad Manners (2004 on album the Ultimate Bad Collection - Crooners)
- Shirley Bassey (1961)
- Ivy Benson
- Brook Benton (1959)
- Polly Bergen (1958)
- Acker Bilk
- Al Bishop & The Cold Fingers (Recorded in Oslo on January 16, 1967 and released on the single "His Master's Voice" 45-AL 6143)
- Pat Boone (1959)
- Frank Chacksfield
- The Chimes (1961)
- Rosemary Clooney
- Nat King Cole Trio (1944)
- Ray Conniff Singers (1960)
- Sam Cooke
- Bob Crosby and his orchestra (1935)
- Putney Dandridge and his orchestra (1935)
- Doris Day (1952)
- Gloria DeHaven (in the film Between Two Women, 1945)
- Fats Domino
- Tommy Dorsey
- Sheena Easton
- Billy Eckstine (1946)
- Jackie Edwards
- Naz Edwards (on album If Waiting Takes the Years)
- Georgie Fame and the Blue Flames (1965)
- Bryan Ferry (1999)
- Dorothy Fields
- Eddie Fisher (1952)
- Ella Fitzgerald
- The Flamingos (1959)
- Helen Forrest (1950)
- The Four Aces
- Freddy Gardner (instrumental)
- Erroll Garner
- Stan Getz
- Debbie Gibson
- Dizzy Gillespie
- Jackie Gleason
- Benny Goodman
- Charlie Gracie
- Kelsey Grammer (sung on an episode of Frasier)
- Earl Grant (1961)
- The Guess Who
- Adelaide Hall
- Coleman Hawkins (1944)
- Ted Heath and his Music
- The Heptones
- Hildegarde
- Earl Hines
- Jools Holland (1999)
- Jools Holland and Jamiroquai (Jay Kay) - Many Jamiroquai fans regard this as a rare issue as it contains two Jamiroquai tracks not included on any other release: "T Bag Scuffle" and "Wait For Me", both of which feature Jools Holland. It is the only version to make the UK Top 40.
- Shirley Horn (1963)
- Joni James (1955)
- Etta Jones
- Quincy Jones and Brian McKnight - Moody's Mood for Love
- Spike Jones and his City Slickers (1954) (Billy Barty, vocals)
- Spike Jones' New Band (1964)
- Dick Jurgens & His Orchestra (1950)
- Stan Kenton
- Lisa Kirk
- Frankie Laine
- Frances Langford (1935) (Brunswick 7513)
- Amanda Lear: On album With Love (2006)
- Brenda Lee (1961)
- Jerry Lewis (partially, in the film The Nutty Professor, 1963)
- Liberace
- Little Jack Little (1935)
- Martyn Loake(2012)
- Julie London (1955)
- Lord Tanamo (1965) - made #58 on the official UK Singles Chart in 1990 for three weeks
- Tina Louise
- Vera Lynn (1935)
- Dean Martin (in the film That's My Boy, 1951)
- Al Martino
- Johnny Mathis (1960)
- McGuire Sisters
- Ann Miller (in the Broadway show Sugar Babies, 1979)
- Patti Page
- Charlie Parker (1949)
- Les Paul
- Oscar Peterson
- André Previn
- Ray Price
- Louis Prima and Keely Smith
- Prince Paul
- Leo Reisman and his orchestra (vocal: Frank Luther) (1935)
- Cliff Richard (1964)
- Marty Robbins (1962)
- Smokey Robinson
- Amru Sani (1956)
- The Sex Pistols (1977)
- George Shearing
- Allan Sherman (Parody version, "When I'm In the Mood For Love, You're In the Mood for Herring")
- Frank Sinatra (1953)
- Dorothy Squires
- Jo Stafford
- Ringo Starr
- Rod Stewart (2005)
- Barbra Streisand (from The Movie Album (2003))
- Maxine Sullivan
- Art Tatum
- James Taylor
- The Three Suns (1957)
- Martha Tilton and her V-Disc Play Fellows (1942)
- Sarah Vaughan (1954)
- Fran Warren (1957)
- Charlie Watts (1996)
- Mae West
- Amy Winehouse(2003)
- Kalil Wilson: On album Easy to Love (2009)
- Pia Zadora
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