Sherman Valley" (Victor 20527 9 June 1926). 1927 Hugh Cross and Riley Puckett "Red River Valley" (Columbia 15206-D). 1928 Jimmie Rodgers "Dear Old Sunny South by the Sea". 1944 Woody Guthrie for Asch Recordings 19 April 1944. Guthrie also recorded for Asch the Spanish Civil War version, "Jarama Valley". 1946 Gene Autry recorded "Red River Valley" for Columbia Records on August 30, 1946 which issued in 1947 with the 78 rpm set Gene Autry's Western Classics and later appeared on various compilations including The Gene Autry Collection and The Essential Gene Autry 1933-1946. 1947–50 Bill Haley and the Four Aces of Western Swing – vocal by Tex King. 1948 Jo Stafford and the Starlighters recorded August 28, 1948 for Capitol Records (catalogue No. 742) 1950s Jack Arthur for Peter Pan Records (453B). 1955 Norman Luboff Choir – the song was featured in their album, Songs of the West. 1956 Jimmy Wakely recorded the song for his album, Santa Fe Trail. 1959 Bing Crosby recorded the song for his album, How the West Was Won. In the 1950s and 1960s, Al Hurricane recorded an instrumental version, which was released as a single by Warner Records, it was also released on the 1973 album, Instrumentales con Al Hurricane. This version's pacing would become the basis for the popular 1959 Johnny and the Hurricanes "Red River Rock" version of the song. The track made use of traditional New Mexico music and Western music, while mixing rock and early electronic music synthesizers. 1960, Marty Robbins recorded it for his album More Greatest Hits by Marty Robbins (CS 8435). He also sang this song live on his show. 1961 Connie Francis recorded "Red River Valley" for her 1961 album release, Connie Francis Sings Folk Song Favorites. 1963 The Ventures released a version on their 1963 Dolton album, The Ventures Play Telstar and the Lonely Bull, BST 8019. 1966 the children of Eriskay School, in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland, were recorded by fieldworker Rosemary Hutcheson of the School of Scottish Studies. 1977 Slim Whitman's version was included on his 1977 number one hit UK album, Red River Valley. 1990 Michael Martin Murphy recorded a version that was released on the 1990 album, Cowboy Songs. 2004 Don Edwards recorded a version on The Last of The Troubadours: Saddle Songs Vol II. 2019 Bill Frisell included the song in his album, Harmony. A Czech version (Červená řeka)