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Tangerine Dream, who recorded an instrumental version for their Choice EP (2008).Cambridge Singers in an arrangement by John Rutter.Soprano Sissel Kyrkjebø on her album Into Paradise (2006).The Whiffenpoofs have released a number of recordings with additional verses of a John Kelley arrangement of the Hughes melody.Méav Ní Mhaolchatha, also from Celtic Woman, sung it on her solo CD A Celtic Journey (2006).Jeffrey Foucault, Kris Delmhorst, and Peter Mulvey on the album Redbird (2003).South Korean operatic pop (popera) singer Lim Hyung Joo on his album Salley Garden (2003).Jim McCann on the album Ireland's Greatest Love Songs (2003).Kathy Kelly on her album Straight from My Heart (2002).Andreas Scholl on the CD Wayfaring Stranger (2001).Órla Fallon of Celtic Woman on her solo CD The Water is Wide (2000).Dolores Keane, in a recording used during the end credits to the 1998 film Dancing at Lughnasa.Tamalin, who recorded an Irish language version of the song on the 1997 compilation album Now and in a Time to Be, a collection of Yeats' poems set to music.Maura O'Connell on her album Wandering Home (1997) and with Karen Matheson during Transatlantic Sessions 2 (1998).The Rankin Family on their greatest hits album Collection (1996).Tomás Mac Eoin, who recorded it with instrumental accompaniment by The Waterboys, released by Mac Eoin as a single in 1989 and also on the 2008 collectors' edition of the Waterboys album Room to Roam.

Male soprano Aris Christofellis accompanied by Theodore Kotepanos on piano, on the album Recital (1989).

Soprano Arleen Auger recorded Benjamin Britten's arrangement on her album Love Songs (1988).

Angelo Branduardi on his album Branduardi canta Yeats (1986).

James Galway recorded a flute instrumental version which has appeared on several of his albums.

Clannad on their live albums Clannad in Concert (1979) and Clannad Live in Concert (2005), and on the compilation album Celtic Myst (1997).

Andy Irvine on Planxty's album After The Break sang the 'old song' 'You Rambling Boys of Pleasure' set to the poem's usual melody (1979).

Tommy Makem and Liam Clancy on their album, Tommy Makem and Liam Clancy (listed as 'Sally Gardens') (1976).

Marianne Faithfull on her joint-debut album of folk songs, Come My Way (1965).

Kenneth McKellar on his album The Songs of Ireland (1960).

Alfred Deller his album Western Wind (1958).

John McCormack in 1941, by EMI, reissued on Pearl's 'Final Recordings 1941-42' (1995).

Peter Pears on his 10-inch 78rpm Decca set (LA 30), with piano accompaniment by Benjamin Britten.

The poem has been part of the repertoire of many singers and groups, mostly set on 'The Maids of Mourne Shore's melody.