Covers
The song was covered in 1965 by soul singer Betty Everett, in 1966 by Tony Jackson and the Vibrations and in 1979 by rock musician Bonnie Raitt. Wells remade it for her 1968 album, Servin' Up Some Soul. The 1968 re-recording was produced by Bobby Womack. Cher performed the song on her "Love Hurts Tour" in 1992.
The song features on the soundtrack for the 1991 film The Commitments, as sung by Maria Doyle Kennedy.
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