Coleman Hawkins, a renowned jazz saxophonist, recorded a notable version of It Never Entered My Mind in 1957. This recording was part of the Coleman Hawkins Encounters Ben Webster, which featured both Hawkins and fellow saxophonist Ben Webster. The track showcases Hawkins' masterful saxophone playing, accompanied by a stellar group of musicians including Ray Bryant or Oscar Peterson on piano, Herb Ellis on guitar, and Ray Brown on bass. This rendition is considered a classic interpretation of the Rodgers and Hart standard

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