There were also slightly-different versions recorded by Stringbean as "Fifty-Cent Cotton, Ninety-Cent Meat" (some inflation going on!), (listen), and as "Seven-Cent Cotton and Forty-Cent Meat Jim Lauderdale (listen), Pete Seeger (listen), and as "Eleven-Cent Cotton" by Porter Wagoner (listen). There was also versions recorded by Wendell Hall and Mickey Galyean on Spotify.

There's also a song called "Four-Cent Cotton" about the Whiskey Tax with the following lyrics:

FOUR-CENT COTTON
(Lowe Stokes)

Old John Davy is dead and rottin'
He got drunk on four-cent cotton
Hey, hey four-cent cotton
Hey, hey four-cent cotton

Sleep all night with a hole in your stockin'
Get no more of the four cent cotton'
Hey, hey four-cent cotton
Hey, hey four-cent cotton

All year runnin' in cotton
I went broke on four cent cotton.
Hey, hey four-cent cotton
Hey, hey four-cent cotton

Billie goat a-runnin' in the holler
We gonna sell some four cent cotton
Hey, hey four-cent cotton
Hey, hey four-cent cotton

Four cent cotton sure as you're born
I'm gonna drink some Georgia corn,
Hey, hey four-cent cotton
Hey, hey four-cent cotton

Source: http://www.bluegrassmessengers.com/four-cent-cotton--lowe-stokes--1930.aspx

There's also a different version of it here: http://www.traditionalmusic.co.uk/old-time-music/old-time-songs/four_cent_cotton.html

There's also a (in my opinion) not-so-great different punk-rock song by Stephen Dale Petit under the name "7 Cent Cotton."