In 2013, the song was recorded by Mark Vincent for his album Songs from the Heart. In 2011, the song was recorded by singer Joe McElderry and guitarist Miloš Karadaglić for McElderry's second album, Classic. In 2009, the song was the tenth track of Camilla Kerslake's début album Camilla Kerslake. Another vocal version with different lyrics was recorded by Vince Hill (released on the compilation The Ember Records Story Vol. There is a gospel version set to "Cavatina" called "Beautiful" the author is Billy Evmur and it appears in the Dove on a Distant Oak Tree collection.
The tune was recorded by Paul Potts on his 2007 debut album, One Chance. The tune was recorded in 2004 by trumpeter and flugelhorn player Vaughn Nark on his album Panorama: Trumpet Prism for Summit Records, featuring Nark on flugelhorn and Rick Whitehead on classical guitar. Norbert Kraft included a version of "Cavatina" on his 1996 Naxos Records release "Guitar Favourites". In 1982, guitarist Liona Boyd included it in her "Best Of" Collection, also with arrangement alongside Eric Robertson and Williams.Īngel Romero recorded a version of "Cavatina" on his 1988 Telarc release A Touch of Class. ( May 2021) ( Learn how and when to remove this template message) Unsourced material may be challenged and removed. Please help improve this article by adding citations to reliable sources. This section needs additional citations for verification. Two other versions also made the Top 20 in the same year: another instrumental recording by The Shadows, with an electric guitar played by Hank Marvin, released on their album String of Hits with the name "Theme from The Deer Hunter" (number 9 in the UK singles charts and number 1 in The Netherlands ) and a vocal version (using Cleo Laine's lyrics) by Iris Williams. In 1973, Cleo Laine wrote lyrics and recorded the song as "He Was Beautiful", accompanied by Williams.Īfter the release of The Deer Hunter in 1978, Williams' instrumental version became a UK Top 20 hit.
In this form, it was first used for the film The Walking Stick (1970). It had originally been written for piano, but at Williams' invitation Myers re-wrote it for guitar and expanded it. The piece had been recorded in 1969 by classical guitarist John Williams at Olympic Sound Studios in London, long before the film that made it famous.
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