Covers
- (1970) Freddie Notes & The Rudies - (Trojan Records)
- (1971) Bar-Kays on their album, Black Rock
- (1971) James Last on his album, Happyning
- (1978) Sugar Cane - a minor UK disco hit for the U.S. male/female vocal group - highest position in UK Singles Chart - #54
- (1980) Jon Stevens
- (1983) Allniters - a Top 40 hit for an Australian ska band.
- (1986) Amazulu - It became a minor hit in the U.S. in September 1986, but was a #16 hit in the UK.
- (2005) Les Fradkin - on his CD Under The Covers.
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