Versions By Chip Taylor
- In 1996, Taylor released a version on the album Hit Man.
- In 1999, a version by Taylor appeared on the KGSR fundraiser CD Broadcasts Vol. 7.
- In 2004, Taylor released a version of the song with his singer/songwriter partner Carrie Rodriguez on the album of the same name.
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