On Top of Old Smoky

«On Top of Old Smoky» — американская народная песня, возникшая предположительно в Аппалачи^[1] и получившая статус фолк-стандарта вскоре после того, как 21 февраля 1951 года его — в аранжировке Пита Сигера — записали The Weavers. Сингл «On Top of Old Smoky», выпущенный Decca Records (каталоговый номер — 27515)^[2], поднялся до #2 в Billboard Charts и дважды возглавлял списки бестселлеров журнала Cash Box, разойдясь более чем миллионным тиражом.

В 1953 году вышел фильм-вестерн того же названия с «поющим ковбоем» Джином Отри в главной роли.^[3]

• 1953 — American Folk Songs for Children (Prism Leisure)
• 1957 — Greatest Hits (Vanguard Records)
• 1963 — The Reunion at Carnegie Hall, 1963, Pt. 2 (Vanguard)
• 1970 — The Weavers on Tour (Vanguard Records)
• 1988 — Your Hit Parade: 1951 (Time/Life Music)
• 1992 — Wasn’t That a Time! (Warner Reprise Video)
• 1993 — Wasn’t That a Time! (Vanguard)
• 1994 — Kisses Sweeter Than Wine (Omega Classics)
• 1995 — Marianne (Bear Family)
• 1996 — The Best of the Decca Years (MCA Records)
• 1997 — Best of the Weavers (Vanguard)
• 1997 — The Best of the Weavers (Half Moon)
• 2001 — Best of the Vanguard Years (Vanguard)
• 2002 — Hits of '51 (ASV)
• 2004 — Fabulous Fifties, Vol. 2 (WEA Box Set, WEA International)
• 2004 — They $Old a Million (K-Tel)
• 2004 — Wasn’t That a Time?: The Best of the Weavers (Universal International)
• 2005 — America’s Greatest Hits, Vol. 2: 1951 (Acrobat)
• 2005 — Too Young: Hits of the '50s (Essential Gold)
• 2006 — Pete Seeger: The Weavers (Box Set, Goldies)
• 2008 — Musical Memories: Hits of the 50’s (Hallmark Recordings UK)^[4]

• A La Carte (Rockin' Oldies, 1983)
• ABBA (Opus 10,)
• The Cliff Adams Singers (Sing Something Simple Collection: As Time Goes By, 2000)
• Rex Allen (Mister Cowboy, 1959)
• Alshire Singers (American Folklore, 1990)
• Eddy Arnold (There’s Been a Change in Me, 1951—1955, 2008)
• Gene Autry (Always Your Pal, Gene Autry, 1998)
• The Bel-Airs (Origins of Surf Music, 1987)
• Harry Belafonte (Midnight Special, 1962)
• Al Caiola (20 Legendary Tracks)
• The Chipmunks (Chipmunks Songbook, 1962)
• Bing Crosby (Radio Years 1987)
• Dick Curless (Tombstone Every Mile, 1996)
• Dr. Bob (Beginner Guitar, Vol. 2, 2007)
• The Easy Riders (Marianne, 1995)
• Percy Faith (Percy Faith Orchestra, 2002)
• Guy Faux (Sweet Dreams, 2004)
• Flatt & Scruggs (Earl Scruggs: His Family and Friends/Nashville Airplane, 2000)
• Red Foley (Let’s All Sing With Red Foley, 1959)
• Connie Francis (Sings Folk Song Favorites, 1961)
• Jim Gibson (Songs of the South, 1996)
• Terry Gilkyson (Folk Legends, 2005)
• Golden Gate Quartet (Complete Works in Chronological Order, Vol. 6: 1949—1952, 2000)
• Good Old Boys (Frank Wakefield and the Good Old Boys, 1992)
• Grant Green (Goin' West, 1962)
• Wilbert Harrison (Lovin' Operator, 1985)
• The Hi-Lo’s (Hi-Lo’s on Reprise, 2002)
• Hit Company (Kids Party Fun, 2008)
• Hit Crew (60 Greatest Classic Rock & Folk, 2005)
• Burl Ives (Radio Years, Vols. 1 & 2, 1987)
• Carmell Jones (Mosaic Select: Carmell Jones, 2003)
• Paul Kelly (Unleashed on America, 2006)
• Anita Kerr Singers (Nashville Stars on Tour, 2007)
• Dan Kidd (Dan Kidd Plays 24 Country Memories on His Guitar)
• John Kovac (For the Young at Harp, 2008)
• Harold Land (Complete Studio Recordings, 2006)
• Nikki Loney (You Are My Sunshine, 2007)
• Russell McCullough, Jr. (Mississippi Traditional, 2007)
• Mary Behan Miller (American Pie, 2006)
• Mitch Miller (Folk Songs Sing-Along with Mitch, 1959)
• Montana Slim (Wilf Carter, 1994)
• Morris Brothers (Foggy Mountain Breakdown, 2004)
• Tony Mottola (Plays Country & Western Songs, 1961)
• Nashville Banjos (30 Banjo Classics, 1999)
• Nashville Pianos (30 Piano Classics, 2000)
• New Riders of the Purple Sage (Oh, What a Mighty Time, 1975)
• Odetta (Ballad For Americans/Odetta At Carnegie Hall, 2002)
• Sid Phillips (Sid Phillips and His Band, 2007)
• Jack Pleis (I Play the Songs the Whole World Sings, 1976)
• Elvis Presley & Terry Gilkyson (Follow That Dream, 1962)
• The Rhythmaires (Wayfaring Stranger, 2005)
• Sylvain Richard (Country Oldies, Vol. 2)
• Matthew Sabatella (Ballad of America, Vol. 2: America Singing, 2006)
• Vic Schoen (Groups Sing: From the Big Band Era and Beyond, 2002)
• Earl Scruggs (Earl Scruggs: His Family and Friends, 1972)
• Pete Seeger (Folk Songs for Young People, 1959)
• Slaw (Snakes & Ladders, 2002)
• Hugo Strasser (Wie ein Traum, 1998)
• Bobby Sykes (Country Classics: Made in Nashville, 2006)
• Jeff Taylor (Country Steel Guitar, 2003)
• Tennessee Riders (Best of Country, 1999)
• The Thunder and Lightning (Country and Western Super Hits, 2008)
• Fred Waring & His Pennsylvanians (To You Forever, 2004)
• The Weavers (America’s Greatest Hits Vol. 2: 1951, 2005)
• Josh White (From New York to London, 2002)
• Hank Williams (Unreleased Recordings, 2008)^[5]