Notable Recordings By Other Artists
"Masters of War" has been recorded by many artists over the years. Following are some of the song's most notable recordings and the albums they appeared on. Singles are noted accordingly.
- 1963 Judy Collins, Judy Collins #3
- 1964 The Staple Singers, This Little Light
- 1965 Odetta, Odetta Sings Dylan
- 1965 José Feliciano, Memphis Menu
- 1967 Barry McGuire (single)
- 1968 Cher, Backstage
- 1970 Leon Russell, Leon Russell
- 1983 Martin Simpson, Grinning in Your Face
- 1984 Roger Taylor (of Queen), Strange Frontier
- 1984 The Flying Pickets, Lost Boys
- 1990 Mark Arm "The Freewheelin'...7"" (single)
- 1992 Eddie Vedder & Mike McCready, The 30th Anniversary Concert Celebration
- 1996 Tim O'Brien, Red On Blonde
- 1999 Broadside Electric, With Teeth
- 2004 D.O.A., Live Free or Die
- 2004 Iskra, Iskra
- 2004 Pearl Jam, Live at Benaroya Hall
- 2005 Bill Frisell, Further East/Further West
- 2007 Mountain with Ozzy Osbourne, Masters of War
- 2010 Anika, Anika
- 2011 Arsonists Get All the Girls, Songs For The Resistance (Homefront soundtrack)
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