a hit, but "Old Cape Cod" did reach #33 on the Easy Listening chart. Also in 1965, recordings of "Old Cape Cod" were made by Robert Goulet for his album Summer Sounds and by Jane Morgan for her album In My Style. Tennessee Ernie Ford recorded the song for his 1968 album release Tennessee Ernie Ford's World of Pop and Country Hits. That same year, Dottie West recorded the song for her album Feminine Fancy. Bette Midler recorded the song for her 1972 debut album The Divine Miss M, although the track, which was produced by Midler with Joel Dorn, first appeared on 1976's Songs for the New Depression and reached #36 on the adult contemporary chart. Anne Murray remade the song for Croonin', a 1993 album consisting of hit songs from the 1950s. An instrumental version of "Old Cape Cod" was featured on the 1998 album Matinee Idylls, recorded by Dean Cassell and Milt Reder of Super Genius under the name Four Piece Suit. Mary Duff recorded the song for her 2006 album release Time After Time; the song was the first title in a Patti Page medley that also featured "With My Eyes Wide Open, I'm Dreaming" and "Allegheny Moon." In 2007, the Puppini Sisters recorded the song for their album The Rise & Fall of Ruby Woo. Other artists who have recorded "Old Cape Cod" include: Beegie Adair Thumbs Carllile Wild Bill Davison Don Lanphere John Prine Jimmie Rodgers In 2008, a mid-tempo version was recorded by "Buffalo Crooner" Mark Weber. A Danish rendering of "Old Cape Cod," entitled "Der er bedst hos dig," was recorded by Ivan Meldgaard & the Four Jacks (da) in 1958. In 1967 Shirley Théroux (fr) recorded "Old Cape Cod" with French lyrics for her self-titled album, and the track appeared as the B-side of her single "Un homme est dans ma vie." A sample of Patti Page's recording formed the basis of Groove Armada's 1997 UK hit "At the River". The lines "If you're fond of sand dunes and salty air / Quaint little villages here and there," sung in Page's multi-tracked close harmony, are repeated with the addition of synthesizer bass, slowed-down drums and a bluesy trombone solo to produce a chill-out track. American Idol finalist and Cape Cod native Siobhan Magnus released a version in February 2013 honoring Page, who had died earlier in the year, and donating 50%