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Where Have All the Flowers Gone - Eddy Arnold and The Needmore Creek Singers

Song: Where Have All the Flowers Gone

Artist:	Eddy Arnold and The Needmore Creek Singers
Originally written by:	Pete Seeger
Recording date:	October 9, 1963
Language:	English
First release:	On audio album Folk Song Book (January 1964)

Cover hierarchy

Where Have All the Flowers Gone? by Pete Seeger (1956)
- Sag mir wo die Blumen sind by Marlene Dietrich (1962)
  - Sag mir wo die Blumen sind by Leah Thys (February 22, 2008)
- Que sont devenues les fleurs? by Dalida (1962)
- Where Have All the Flowers Gone? by Peter, Paul and Mary (1962)
- Where Have All the Flowers Gone? by The Kingston Trio (1962)
- Where Have All the Flowers Gone? by The Searchers (1963)
- Waar zijn al de bloemen toch by Conny Vandenbos (1963)
- Where Have All the Flowers Gone by Eddy Arnold and The Needmore Creek Singers (January 1964)
- Where Have All the Flowers Gone? by Freddie Scott (1964)
- Where Have All the Flowers Gone by Johnny Rivers (1965)
- Chi mai lo sa by Gli Apostoli (1965)
  - Dove andranno i nostri fiori by Patty Pravo (1976)
- Where Have All the Flowers Gone by Joan Baez (1967)
- Where Have All the Flowers Gone? by Wes Montgomery (1968)
- Where Have All the Flowers Gone? by Lester Flatt & Earl Scruggs (January 6, 1968)
- Where Have All the Flowers Gone by The Wip (August 1971)
- Where Have All the Flowers Gone by Richie Havens (1972)
- Where Have All the Flowers Gone by Earth, Wind & Fire (October 1972)
- Where Have All the Flowers Gone? by Alberto Y Lost Trios Paranoias (1978)
- Where Have All the Flowers Gone by Tommy Sands with Dolores Keane & Vedran Smailović (March 17, 1998)
- Where Have All the Flowers Gone by Dolly Parton, Norah Jones and Lee Ann Womack (October 11, 2005)

Added by hounddogman on 2008-10-17
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