Cover Versions
- Johnny Rivers (1965)
- Liedermacher Reinhard Mey recorded a German version, "Geh und fang den Wind", which was his first single release. (His name here is incorrectly spelled Rainer May). The translation was done by Joe Menke.
- The Blues Project on their 1966 album, Live at The Cafe Au Go Go
- Cher (1966)
- Siluete (1966)
- Bruce Springsteen (1967)
- Glen Campbell (1967)
- Claudine Longet (1968)
- Dottie West (1968)
- Lester Flatt & Earl Scruggs (1968)
- Peter Fonda (1968) on the Chisa label, as the B-side to his version of Gram Parsons' "November Night"
- The Lettermen (1970)
- Mike Berry (1970, recorded under the name "Timothy Barclay")
- We Five (1970)
- Jack Barlow (1971), reaching number 26 on Hot Country Songs
- Buck Owens (1971)
- Eartha Kitt (1972)
- Sammy Hagar on his 1977 album, Sammy Hagar
- Vern Gosdin on his 1978 album, Never My Love
- Susanna Hoffs on her 1994 album, Susanna Hoffs and also appeared on the UK CD single for the song "All I Want."
- Four to the Bar on their 1995 album, Another Son
- The Irish Descendants on their 1995 album, Gypsies and Lovers
- Katey Sagal on her 2004 album, Room
- The Spill Canvas on their 2007 album, Denial Feels So Good
- Jimmy LaFave on his 2007 album, Cimarron Manifesto
- Adam Bomb and the WMD's on their 2009 album, Live from Tehran
- Chet Atkins
- Joan Baez and Mimi Fariña recorded a duet which appeared on the "Generations of Folk" series (Volume 3, Classic Harmonies).
- Paul Revere and the Raiders
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