Other Recordings
- The Crickets released their version of the song in 1960 on their album, "In Style With The Crickets."
- A version by Billy J. Kramer and the Dakotas was on the "Little Children" album in 1964.
- Gary Lewis and the Playboys released a cover of this song in 1970 as the B-Side to the song "I'm On The Right Road Now."
- Aerosmith performed a cover of this song at Nipmuc Regional High School's prom on Nov. 6, 1970.
- New Grass Revival recorded a high-speed bluegrass version of the song on their 1972 album The Arrival of the New Grass Revival.
- Electric Light Orchestra recorded a version for their 1974 The Night the Light Went On in Long Beach live album.
- Dolly Parton recorded a version in 1979.
- Amii Stewart recorded a version on her 1981 album Images.
- Alvin and the Chipmunks recorded a version for "The Amazing Chipmunks," a 1988 episode of their TV series.
- OV7, originally called "La Onda Vaselina" made a version in Spanish called "Grandes luces de fuego" in 1989.
- Fleetwood Mac, included the track on the 1999 release of the Shrine '69 live album which was recorded at the Shrine Auditorium in 1969
- The Misfits recorded a version in 2003 for their Project 1950 album.
- Teitur recorded a version in 2006, released on the Stay Under the Stars album.
- The French singer Dorothée recorded a duet with Jerry Lee Lewis in 1992, released on the Une histoire d'amour album.
- Offenbach included the song on the live DVD of the album Ultime (2007).
- Dean Delannoit, record the song for his debut album (2007).
- Tiny Tim recorded a version as the b-side to "Tiptoe Through the Tulips."
- American Doo Wop band The Flamingos recorded a version on their album "Unspoken Emotions."
- Johnny Winter, recorded a version on the album "Johnny Winter And.... Live."
- Seamus, a stereotyped pirate from the animated show "Family Guy," performed the song in a church organist audition as seen on the episode "Boys Do Cry" (season 5).
- A version of the song served as the theme song for the Madballs animated series.
- Mae West did a version on the album titled with the same name Great Balls of Fire.
- The Jolly Boys covered this song for the Old Jamaica Ginger Beer advert in 2010 and is also on their album Great Expectation.
- Top Gun "Goose" and "Maverick" perform this song while Goose plays the piano.
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