Ahmad Jamal – Ahmad's Blues (1958) Brad Mehldau – Progression: Art of the Trio, Vol. 5 (2000) Sinéad O'Connor – Am I Not Your Girl? (1992) Dinah Washington – Tears and Laughter (1961) Viola Wills - If You Could Read My Mind (1980) Connie Francis recorded "Secret Love" in a 27 April 1962 session at RCA Italiana Studios in Rome for her album Connie Francis sings Award Winning Motion Picture Hits. The original version from April 1962, with an arrangement by Geoff Love, was only available in Australia and New Zealand, on MGM Records. All other worldwide releases of the album included a version with a new orchestration recorded in April 1963, arranged by Don Costa. Classical guitarist Kaori Muraji recorded an instrumental version on her album Portrait. George Wright covered the song in his 1984 album Red Hot and Blue. George Michael covered the song in his 1999 album Songs of the Century. Piero Cusato - recording from his SoundCloud Caterina Valente recorded the song in an upbeat version. Pianist David Benoit recorded a version on his 1987 album, Waiting For Spring. "Secret Love" has been performed in various stage productions of the stage musical version of Calamity Jane in the US by Edie Adams, Martha Raye, Carol Burnett (who also sang the song in a 12 November 1963 televised broadcast of the Calamity Jane stage musical), Ginger Rogers, and Louise Mandrell; in the UK by Barbara Windsor, Louise Gold, Gemma Craven, Toyah Willcox, and Jodie Prenger; and in Australia by Rowena Wallace. Craven, who played the title role in an extensive touring production of Calamity Jane in 1995 and 1996, can be heard singing "Secret Love" on a 1995 cast album of Calamity Jane (Craven is the sole vocalist on the album). Willcox, who played the title role of Calamity Jane in the West End production of the stage musical in the summer of 2003, said of "Secret Love": "It's a great song to sing; it's very powerful, and emotionally—and musically—it's the pinnacle of the whole show." Bugs Bunny sang the song in the animated featurette "Rabbitson Crusoe" while on the shipwrecked deck.(1956) Allan Sherman sang a parody of the song as "Secret Code" (1965) from the album "My Name is Allan". (1965) In the Billy Paul version of "Me and Mrs. Jones" (1972), a saxophone is heard playing the first seven notes of "Secret Love", in the