Cover Versions
The track was covered by gospel group The Blind Boys of Alabama on their 2001 album Spirit of the Century.
Phish covered this song on October 31, 2009 as part of their Halloween "musical costume," during which they covered Exile on Main St. in its entirety.
The Black Crowes also covered this song on tour, most notably on their final ever show at the Paradiso Amsterdam on the 18th July 2011.
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