Campbell & Henry Burr Columbia A-2701 (matrix: 78263-1) Recorded January 22, 1919 Helen Clark & George Wilton Ballard Edison Blue Amberol 3798 Released August 1919 Ben Selvin & his Novelty Orchestra Victor 18603 (matrix: 22966-6) Recorded July 31, 1919 Peter Dawson (as Will Strong) HMV B 1092 Recorded London February 16, 1920 Vera Lynn Recorded London Doris Day & Jack Smith with the Norman Luboff Choir with orchestra directed by Paul Weston Columbia 39453 (matrix: RHCO 4481-1N) Also released as a track of the 10" LP, On Moonlight Bay Recorded Los Angeles April 27, 1951 Les Paul & Mary Ford Capitol UK CL. 13583 Recorded Sep 1951 Les Brown and his Band of Renown Vogue Coral Q 72242 Recorded April 1957 Kirby Stone Four Philips PB 938 Recorded 1959 The Blue Diamonds Decca F 21346 Recorded 1961 The Kalin Twins Brunswick 05862 Recorded 1961 Frank Fontaine (as Crazy Guggenheim on The Jackie Gleason Show/CBS-TV;'Songs I Sing on the Jackie Gleason Show' – Track 2) ABC Paramount Records 90212 Recorded 1962 Number One Album on Billboard in February 1963 The Kaye Sisters Philips 326569 BF Recorded 1963 West Ham United Cup Squad Pye 7N 45470 Released May 1975 Grandma's Boys [SPEBSQUA: Barbershop Harmony Music] Recorded 1979 Cockney Rejects Zonophone Z 4 Released May 1980 Joan Morris and William Bolcom Moonlight Bay: Songs As Is and Songs As Was Albany Troy 318 Released 1999 Charlie Ventura – Bop for the People (vocal by Jackie Cain and Roy Kral) Proper Box UK Released September 2005 Also, a version of the tune can be heard in the animated film The Thief and the Cobbler by Richard Williams At least 4 different versions are heard in the 2022 film Bullet Train, the version on the film's soundtrack was recorded by Englebert Humperdinck. Singles chart success Versions of the song have charted in the UK Singles Chart on two occasions, both coinciding with an FA Cup Final appearance by West Ham United. On 10 May 1975 a version recorded by the West Ham 1975 FA Cup Final squad entered the chart at number 31, only staying in the top 40 for one week. For the 1980 FA Cup Final appearance the Cockney Rejects version of the song entered the charts at number 35 on 31 May 1980, again only staying in the top 40 for the one week. References External links West Ham United club history