1949: Denis Murphy (1910-1974, fiddle): Taisce Luachmhar (Valuable Treasure) - The Fiddle Album (titled 'The Knocknaboul')
1969: Denis Murphy (1910-1974, fiddle) & Julia Clifford (fiddle): The Star above the Garter - Fiddle music from Kerry (second of two tunes in the 'Knocknabower Polkas')
1977: Julia, John & Billy ClifforStar of Munster Trio - Music from Sliabh Luachra, Vol. 2 (in wrong order titled 'Knocknaboul')
1977: Johnny Cronin (fiddle) & Joe "Banjo" Burke (banjo): Cronin and Burke (titled 'Liam Browne's')
1988: Matt Cranitch: Take a Bow (second of two tunes in 'The Knocknaboul Polkas' set)
1990: Hammy Hamilton (flute) & Peadar O'Riada (concertina): The Moneymusk (first of two tunes in the 'Polkas' set, titled 'Other Clog')
1995: James Kelly (fiddle) & Zan McLeoThe Ring Sessions (titled 'The Knocknaboul')
1995: Julia Clifford (fiddle): In the Smoke (Compilation, in wrong order titled 'Knocknabowl')
1997: Shaskeen: Traditional Irish Music for Set Dancing, Vol. 2 (only tund in North Kerry Polka Set, Figure 4, titled 'The Knocknaboul')
1998: Celtic String Ensemble: Celtic Greenfire (titled 'The Knocknaboul')
1998: Johnny Reidy (accordion) & The Sliabh Luachra Ceili BanMusic for Set Dancing Vol. II (second of two tunes in The West Kerry Set, Figure 1)
1999: Matt Cunningham: Dance Music of Ireland, Vol. 4 (first of two tunes in South Kerry Set, Figure 5, 2 parts only!)
1999: Matt Cunningham: Dance Music of Ireland, Vol. 7 (the only tune in Sliabh gCua Set, Figure 1, 2 parts only!)
1999: Matt Cunningham: Dance Music of Ireland, Vol. 8 (second of three tunes in Newport Set, Figure 3, 2 parts only!)
1999: Matt Cunningham: Dance Music of Ireland, Vol. 9 (first of four tunes in Durrow Threshing Set, Figure 3, 2 parts only!)
1999: Matt Cunningham: Dance Music of Ireland, Vol. 12 (first of two tunes in Limmerick Orange Green Set, Figure 3)
2000: Dan Herlihy (accordion) & John Drew (mandocello): The Ballydesmond Polka - Traditional Irish Music from Sliabh Luachra (played after 'The Knocknaboul #1' and titled 'The Knocknaboul #2')
2001: Heather Breeze Céilí BanLively Traditional Irish Music for Set Dancing and Listening (third of three tunes in Derrada Set, Figure 2)
2003: Con Moynihan & Denis O'Connor: Sunday after Mass (titled 'Liam Browne's')
2004: Pete Cooper: Irish Fiddle Solos - 64 Pieces for Violin (titled 'Knocknaboul Polka')
2005: Chris Smith (banjo &  Randal Bays (fiddle): Coyotebanjo (titled 'The Knocknaboul')
2008: Comhaltas Ceoltóirí Éireann: Foinn Seisiún, Vol. 3 (titled 'Knockabower Polka')
2009: Ogham: The Gold Ring (titled 'Knocknaboul')
2010: Niamh Ní Charra (concertina): Súgach Sámh / Happy Out (first of three tunes in 'The Blue Ribbon' set, titled 'Knocknaboul')
2011: Dan Brouder (accordion) & Donal Sullivan (Eb flute): The Lark's Air (second of two tunes titled 'The Knocknaboul Polkas')
2012: Muckle Flugga: Back to the Light (titled 'Knocknabower')
2013: Folks Sake: Folks Sake (titled 'Knocknaboul Polka')
2013: Threepenny Bit: Cartography (titled 'Knockabout Polka')
2013: Bernie Stocks & Gerry Callaghan: The Old Kitchen Table (titled 'Knocknabower')
2014: Cran (Seán Corcoran, Desi Wilkinson & Ronan Browne): Dally and Stray (second of two tunes in the 'Óró Stór' set, titled 'The Knocknaboul')
2016: Four Men and a Dog: And the Band Played On (first of three tunes in the 'Knockabout Polkas' set)
2017: Ciúnas: York Street Graffiti (titled 'Knocknabower Polka')
2018: Aisling Urwin: The Dragonfly Jig (titled 'Knocknaboul Polka')
2018: Eric Ryan-Johnson: The Wonderful Day (titled 'Knocknaboul #2')
2020: The Invincibles of Dublin: The Phoenix Rises (titled 'Knocknaboule')
2020: Laura Feddersen, Nathan Gourley, Natasha Sheehy & Anna Colliton: Ship in the Clouds (titled 'The Knockaboul')
2021: Diarmuid O'Brien (fiddle) & Dan Brouder (accordion): Cairde Cairdín - Traditional Irish Fiddle and Accordion Music from West Limerick (titled 'The Ballydesmond')
2024: Sean Spicer (harmonica): Blue Eyed Lover (titled 'The Knocknaboul')
2024: Siobhán Ní Chonaráin: Feadaíl - The Whistling Tradition in Ireland c.1800-2021 (titled 'The Knocknaboul Polka')