a duet with Joss Stone for the soundtrack to the film adaptation of Sex and the City, with her vocals overdubbed onto the track. 1973: Singer-actress Cher covered the song on her 1973 album Half-Breed. 1977: Florence Henderson performed the song during a medley on an episode of The Brady Bunch Variety Hour. 1980s Single release by Deirdre and Louise Rutkowski (later of 4AD supergroup This Mortal Coil) for their debut "In An Ideal World" (1984) with their first band Sunset Gun. 1990s 1991: Teddy Pendergrass recorded a version of this song on his LP Truly Blessed. 2000s 2003: Michael Bublé recorded this song, with Barry Gibb performing backup vocals, on his self-titled album. Bublé's version reached number 22 on the US Billboard Adult Contemporary chart. It was Buble's first single. 2003: American Idol's second winner Ruben Studdard covered the song on his debut album Soulful. 2005: Mari Wilson, English pop and jazz singer, included a cover on her album Dolled Up. 2005: Steve Brookstein recorded it on his number-one album Heart and Soul. 2006: The song is covered in Julio Iglesias's album Romantic Classics. 2007: Barry Manilow's version appears on his album The Greatest Songs of the Seventies. 2009: Jazz singer-pianist Diana Krall covered this song on her album Quiet Nights. 2009: Rod Stewart recorded a version for his album Soulbook, though it was left off the final track listing. 2010s 2014: Eef Barzelay recorded a version for a fundraising CD titled More Super Hits of the Seventies for freeform radio station WFMU. 2017: Chris Stills recorded a version for the feature film I, Tonya. 2020: Kahil El'Zabar recorded an instrumental version titled "How Can We Mend Broken Heart" for his 2020 album America the Beautiful. References Literature Melinda Bilyeu, Hector Cook, and Andrew Môn Hughes, with Joseph Brennan and Mark Crohan. The Ultimate Biography of the Bee Gees. London: Omnibus, 2001. Unpublished list of tape reels, Universal/Polygram, viewed in 2000 by Joseph Brennan. External links [ Allmusic entry] Superseventies.com entry Gibb Songs 1971 singles 1971 songs Atco Records singles Polydor Records singles Songs written by Barry Gibb Songs written by Robin Gibb Bee Gees songs Al Green songs Diana Krall songs Joss Stone songs 2003 debut singles Michael Bublé songs Cher songs Andy Williams songs Billboard Hot 100 number-one singles Cashbox number-one singles RPM Top Singles number-one singles Song recordings produced by Robert Stigwood Song recordings produced by