Van Morrison joins the Chieftains and offers his unique folksy voice.

Male a cappella choral ensemble. Memorable traditional version with rich harmonies. Stirring evocation of bittersweet longing. A lump-in-throat, tear-in-eye & remembering heart with every listen.

Piano and acoustic guitar in mellow but not melancholy rendition.

Solo piano. Improvisations weave to and fro of the original recognizable tune. Blends nicely.

Orchestral string ensemble accompany flutist James Galway in somewhat saccharine instrumental rendition.

A very nice mixed chorus presentation with the Dale Warland Singers. Gentle and simple.

Traditional vocal interpretation with the Mormon Tabernacle Choir.

Countryfied instrumental version with harmonica featured.

Folk vocal ballad with a voice described as a "human cello".

Very gentle folk-pop-jazz lite-nearly-new-age vocal rendition.

The Ars Nova Singers choral group provide a beautiful rendition with piano, strings. Very gentle and relaxing.

Solo piano instrumental with improv.

Sopranic opera voice of Marilyn Horne offers an earnest and very lovely traditional ballad rendition with choral accompaniment.

Unusual instrumental rendition with a bit more lively style featuring electric double harp.

Very different vocal rendition with a nod to rock and (dare I say...) Goth-lite. Give it a listen.

Makes sense Seeger did a version. A cappella folk vocal with a touch of background banjo.

Very nice vocal folk rendering with acoustic guitar and violin. Traditional ballad treatment of tune.

Gentle folk vocal with a nod to bluegrass.

Instrumental bluegrass version.

Mixed voice ensemble provides folksy ballad version.