Uses and Other Notable Versions
- 1984: covered by progressive rock band The Enid
- 1993: Blue Murder cover on the album, Nothin' But Trouble
- 1993: Heavy metal band Quiet Riot covered on the album Terrified.
- 1995: 90s dance band M People covered the song for their album Bizarre Fruit II: see "Itchycoo Park".
- 1996: covered by Ben Lee for the I Shot Andy Warhol soundtrack
- 1996: Tasmin Archer covered the song as a bonus track to the Japanese edition of her album, Bloom
- 1999: Itchycoo Park 1999 was a "Pre- Bonnaroo" like music festival in Manchester, Tennessee, the same place in which Bonnaroo is today. The festival was successful its first year but did not fulfill its plans to return in 2000.
- 1999: The song can be heard in the marijuana documentary Grass.
- 2006: The original version is heard in the opening scenes of the British film Severance starring Danny Dyer.
- 2009: Used in soundtrack for the movie The Men Who Stare At Goats starring George Clooney, Ewan McGregor & Jeff Bridges.
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