Cover Versions
- In 1965, The Ventures covered the song during a live set, found on the 1995 release "Live in Japan '65".
- In 1967, Alma Cogan released a version on her album Alma.
- In 1986, Queen would often play this song's signature riff during their Magic Tour.
- In 1988, Sweethearts of the Rodeo released a Country version as a single.
- In 1998, The Punkles did a Punk version on their first album, The Punkles.
- In 2002, Take That included "I Feel Fine" in their "Beatles Medley".
- In 2003, Curtis Stigers did a ballad version on his album You Inspire Me.
- In 2005, Westlife included the song in their The Number Ones Tour set list.
- In 2005, Les Fradkin released an instrumental version on his album While My Guitar Only Plays.
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