Covers
The song was covered by Eddie Cochran in a live performance
Most notably, in 1956 by Elvis Presley on his debut LP, Elvis Presley.
Clyde McPhatter rerecorded the song for the Mercury label catalog, and it appeared on the "Lover Please" album in 1962 and on his 1963 Mercury "Greatest Hits" release.
The Jackson 5 covered this song under the Motown label recorded during 1971 - 1975. It is one of 19 'Rare & Unreleased' tracks on the fourth CD of the Michael/Jackson 5 box-set,
Soulsation! issued in June 1995 in the US and July 1995 in the UK - a demo version is known to exist.
The song was also covered by Ry Cooder on his 1972 album, Into the Purple Valley.
Gary Glitter also recorded the track for his album Touch Me.
The Coasters also released a version of the song.
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