Cover Versions
- Heart covered this song as a medley with "Long Tall Sally" on their 1980 album Greatest Hits Live. It was on the live side of the album.
- In 1982, Adrian Belew released his second solo record, Twang Bar King, which began with a version of this song.
- In 1982, Jay Ferguson recorded it for his album White Noise.
- Aerosmith recorded a cover version of this song for the band's 1987 album Permanent Vacation.
- Deacon Blue released a live cover version of this song as a B-side on their 1991 single, "Twist and Shout" (which is a different song than the Beatles' recording of the same name).
- The Kentucky Headhunters included a cover version on their 2006 album Big Boss Man.
- A live cover of this song recorded in 1976 appears on the YesYears box set by Yes.
- The Punkles recorded a punk version of this song for their second album, Punk!.
- The Beastie Boys recorded a version of this song to be featured on their debut album, Licensed to Ill, the song was deleted from the final track list at the last minute due to licensing restraints but can be found on some Beastie Boys bootlegs.
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