Notable Cover Recordings
- Alvin and the Chipmunks - The Chipmunks Go Hollywood (1982)
- Peter Allen - Live at Carnegie Hall (1985)
- Alan Silvestri - American Anthem (1986)
- Roger Williams - Ivory Impact (1987)
- Cincinnati Pops Orchestra - Movie Love Themes (1991)
- Fausto Papetti - Ecos de Hollywood (1991)
- London Symphony Orchestra - Screen Classics, Vol.7 (1994)
- Shirley Bassey - Sings the Movies (1995)
- Ornella Vanoni - Sogni Proibiti (2002)
- Paris Match - Quattro (2003)
- Anita Dobson - Magic of Burt Bacharach (2003)
- Royal Philharmonic Orchestra - Plays the Movies (2003)
- Hugh Jackman and Stephanie J. Block - The Boy from Oz, the Original Broadway Cast Recording (2003)
- Bradley Joseph - For the Love of It (2005)
- Thomas Anders - Songs Forever (2006)
- Dionne Warwick - Live (2007)
- Barry Manilow - Greatest Songs Of The Eighties (2008)
- Romina Arena - Arthur's Theme the single (2011)
- Mel Tormé
- Ute Lemper
- Michael Ball
- Ronan Keating on the album When Ronan Met Burt (2011)
- Ryuichi Kawamura
- Fitz & the Tantrums - Recorded for the 2011 remake of Arthur starring Russell Brand and Helen Mirren.
- Jukebox The Ghost
- Ryuichi Kawamura - The Voice (2011, Japanese language version)
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