Kingston Trio released the song on their 1969 live double album, Once Upon a Time. We Five released on their 1970 album, Catch the Wind Rod Stewart released on his 1971 album Every Picture Tells A Story Sandy Denny released on her 1972 self titled album Glenn Yarbrough released on his 1970 album, The Best of Glenn Yarbrough Chris Hillman released on his 1982 album, Morning Sky Nickel Creek released on their 2005 album, Why Should the Fire Die? The Seldom Scene included the song on their 2007 album Scenechronized. Nick Drake released on his 2007 album of home recordings, Family Tree Zé Ramalho released the song on his 2008 album Zé Ramalho Canta Bob Dylan – Tá Tudo Mudando Dan Navarro released on his 2009 live album, Live at McCabe's (Dan Navarro with Stonehoney) Zee Avi for the 2012 Dylan tribute album Chimes of Freedom: The Songs of Bob Dylan Honoring 50 Years of Amnesty International Justin Rutledge released on his 2013 album Valleyheart Chely Wright featuring the Milk Carton Kids on her 2016 album I Am the Rain. Ulf Dageby of Nationalteatern translated the song to Swedish and released it on their 1978 album Barn av vår tid as Men bara om min älskade väntar. The translated version has since then been covered by a variety of Swedish artists and bands, most notably Joakim Thåström and Mikael Wiehe. Margo Timmins recorded a version on her album The Ty Tyrfu Sessions released in 2021 but recorded years earlier by Jeff Bird. Chrissie Hynde recorded it on her album of Dylan covers Standing in the Doorway in 2021 Notes 1962 songs Songs written by Bob Dylan Bob Dylan songs Elvis Presley songs Odetta songs Chris Hillman songs Dion DiMucci songs Harry Belafonte songs Joan Baez songs Judy Collins songs The Kingston Trio songs Rod Stewart songs We Five songs