Recorded Versions
- Richard Adler
- Laurindo Almeida
- Eileen Barnett
- Mario Battaini
- Archie Bleyer (1954)
- Brass Arts Quintet
- Brave Combo
- Richard Einhorn
- 1991, soundtrack to Closet Land with Alan Rickman and Madeleine Stowe
- Harry Connick Jr. (2006)
- David Clayton-Thomas
- Alma Cogan (1955)
- Kim Criswell (London Revival, 1996)
- The Everly Brothers (1961)
- The Fabulous Plank-Tones
- Arthur Fiedler and the Boston Pops Orchestra (instrumental) (1958)
- Ella Fitzgerald (1962)
- Marino Marini
- Carol Haney (Broadway Production, 1954; film soundtrack, 1957)
- Alfred Hause
- Joan Heal (1961)
- Ted Heath and His Band (instrumental) (1961)
- Homer & Jethro (1954)
- Harry James (instrumental) (1955)
- The Johnston Brothers (1955)
- The Tesco Bombers
- Enoch Light and His Light Brigade Orchestra (1960)
- Guy Lombardo and his Royal Canadians (vocal: Kenny Gardner) (1954)
- Mantovani
- Billy May's Rico Mambo Orchestra
- Miguel Ortiz and his Tango Orchestra
- Franck Pourcel
- Juha Eirto and Metro-tytöt (1956) - in Finnish
- Olavi Virta (1956) - in Finnish
- Johnnie Ray (1954)
- Elizabeth Seal (London Production, 1955)
- The Spotnicks
- Victor Sylvester
- Billy Vaughn
- The Ventures (Instrumental) (1962)
- Jeff Beal (instrumental, for an episode (I See Me, I.C.U) of Ugly Betty)
- Linnzi Zaorski
- The Captain Matchbox Whoopee Band (junk/comedy version) on Wangaratta Wahine (1974)
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