Notable Recordings
Notable recordings of the song include:
- Charles W. Harrison
- Label: Victor 17412 (matrix: 13628-2)
- Recorded: July 24, 1913
- Henry Burr
- Label: Columbia A-1404 (matrix: 38980-2)
- Recorded: August 1, 1913
- Walter Van Brunt
- Edison, Blue Amberol 2036
- Released: September 1913
- Bunny Berigan & his Orchestra
- Label: Victor 27258 (matrix: 043925)
- Recorded: New York City November 28, 1939
- The Harmonicats
- Label: Vitacoustic 1
- Released: March 1947
- First entered the Billboard magazine chart on April 18, on charts 21 weeks, peaking at #1
- Buddy Clark with orchestra directed by Mitchell Ayres
- Label: Columbia 37392 (matrix: CO 37671)
- Recorded: New York City April 25, 1947
- First entered the Billboard magazine chart on June 27, on charts 7 weeks, peaking at #4
- Art Lund with orchestra conducted by Johnny Thompson
- Label: MGM 10037 (matrix: 47-S-3077-3)
- Recorded: in Los Angeles, California May 12, 1947
- First entered the Billboard magazine chart on June 20, on charts 10 weeks, peaking at #6
- Clark Dennis
- Label: Capitol 346
- First entered the Billboard magazine chart on July 4, 1947, on charts 1 week, at #10
- The Three Suns
- Label: RCA Victor 20-2272
- First entered the Billboard magazine chart on June 20, 1947, on charts 16 weeks, peaking at #2
- Joe Loss and his Orchestra
- Label: His Master's Voice BD 5987
- Recorded: London on October 13, 1947
- Dropkick Murphys featuring Bruce Springsteen
- Label: Born & Bred Records
- Recorded: in Boston, Massachusetts 2010/2011
In the 2010 ITV drama Downton Abbey, episode 4 season 1 features William, the second footman, playing "Peg o' My Heart" on the piano in the servants' hall.
| Preceded by "Mam'selle" by Art Lund |
U.S. Billboard Best Sellers in Stores number-one single June 21, 1947 (The Harmonicats) |
Succeeded by "Chi-Baba, Chi-Baba (My Bambino Go to Sleep)" by Perry Como |
| Preceded by "Chi-Baba, Chi-Baba (My Bambino Go to Sleep)" by Perry Como |
U.S. Billboard Best Sellers in Stores number-one single July 19–August 2, 1947 (The Harmonicats) |
Succeeded by "Smoke! Smoke! Smoke! (That Cigarette)" by Tex Williams |
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