Cover Versions
- Ramsey Lewis recorded an instrumental version of this song on his 1968 album Mother Nature's Son.
- Fool's Garden covered the song on their 1991 debut album Fool's Garden.
- Punk rock band Samiam from Berkeley, California recorded a version of this song on their 1997 album You Are Freaking Me Out.
- Bardo Pond recorded a space rock-influenced version on their 2006 album Ticket Crystals.
- Katie Melua covered this song in 2006 and released it on her maxi-single "Spider's Web".
- Throwing Muses covered this song on the B-side of their "Not Too Soon" single.
- The jam band Phish covered this song first on Hampton Comes Alive, and later (with most of the songs on the White Album) on Live Phish Volume 13.
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