<P> Since then it has been recorded by many other solo vocalists and groups including: </P> <Ul> <Li> 1965: Del Reeves on his second album, Doodle - Oo - Doo - Doo </Li> <Li> 1966: Bobby Bare on his album, The Streets of Baltimore </Li> <Li> 1966: Charley Pride on the album Country </Li> <Li> 1967: Gene Parsons with the band Nashville West (album released in 1978) </Li> <Li> 1967 The Statler Brothers on their album Sing The Big Hits </Li> <Li> 1967: Roger Miller on his album Walkin' in the Sunshine </Li> <Li> 1967: A Serbo - Croatian language version by Miki Jevremović as Zelena Zelena Trava Doma Mog...Diskos--EDK - 3068 Vinyl, 7 ", 45 RPM, EP, Mono </Li> <Li> 1967: A Swedish version by Stig Anderson as "En sång en gång för längesen", of which both Björn Ulvaeus' Hootenanny Singers and Jan Malmsjö each had a 1967 Svensktoppen hit with, for six and 33 weeks respectively . </Li> <Li> 1967: Dalida, under the name of Les grilles de ma maison, disc (Super 45 t: 71167) </Li> <Li> 1967: Dean Martin on the album Welcome to My World </Li> <Li> 1967: Jürgen Herbst recorded a German coverversion Der Weg zurück nach Haus' (CBS 2529) </Li> <Li> 1967: Agnaldo Timóteo, Brazilian singer, recorded the song on the album Obrigado Querida (Odeon--MOFB 3488), under the name of Os Verdes Campos Da Minha Terra, lyrics in Portuguese by Geraldo Figueiredo </Li> <Li> 1967: Nana Mouskouri under the name of "Le toit de ma maison" on the album Le Jour où la colombe </Li> <Li> 1968: Johnny Cash on the album Johnny Cash at Folsom Prison </Li> <Li> 1968: Frankie Laine on the album To Each His Own </Li> <Li> 1968: Hank Snow on the album Hits, Hits, and More Hits </Li> <Li> 1968: Porter Wagoner on the album Green Green Grass of Home </Li> <Li> 1968: Johnny Paycheck on the album Country Soul </Li> <Li> 1968: Merle Haggard on the album Mama Tried </Li> <Li> 1968: George Jones on the album The George Jones Story, and again on his 1972 release, Take Me . </Li> <Li> 1968: Trini Lopez on Welcome to Trini Country </Li> <Li> 1968: Pozo - Seco Singers on Shades of Time </Li> <Li> 1968: Pavel Novák Czech singer as Vím, že jen sním </Li> <Li> 1969: Joan Baez on the album David's Album </Li> <Li> 1969: Gé Korsten South African singer recorded an Afrikaans version "Groene Velde Van My Land" on the album Sing Seeman Sing </Li> <Li> 1969 The Grateful Dead performed it live a number of times </Li> <Li> 1971: Stompin' Tom Connors (a parody version as "The Green, Green Grass of Home, No. 2") on the album Stompin' Tom Connors,' LIVE' at the Horseshoe </Li> <Li> 1972: The Fatback Band on the album Let's Do It Again </Li> <Li> 1975: Elvis Presley on the album Today </Li> <Li> 1976: Gram Parsons and The Flying Burrito Brothers on the album Sleepless Nights </Li> <Li> 1977: Kenny Rogers on the album Kenny Rogers </Li> <Li> 1980: John Otway released as a single </Li> <Li> 1986: Nick Cave quotes from the song in the opening line of "Sad Waters" on the album Your Funeral, My Trial </Li> <Li> 1986: Ted Hawkins on the album On the Boardwalk (The Venice Beach Tapes) </Li> <Li> 1993: Dennis Brown on the album The General </Li> <Li> 1993: Riblja Corba as "Zelena trava doma mog" on the album Zbogom Srbijo </Li> <Li> 2006: Katherine Jenkins on the album Serenade </Li> <Li> 2008: Mike Farris on the album Shout! Live </Li> <Li> 2010: Curly Putman on the album Write' em Sad - Sing' em Lonesome </Li> <Li> 2014: Uke - Hunt on the album Uke - Hunt </Li> </Ul> <Li> 1965: Del Reeves on his second album, Doodle - Oo - Doo - Doo </Li> <Li> 1966: Bobby Bare on his album, The Streets of Baltimore </Li>

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