the song and used it as the title of his 1968 album Mother Nature's Son. The album includes other Beatles songs. Harry Nilsson covered the song in 1969 for his album Harry. John Denver covered the song on his Grammy winning An Evening with John Denver album, it was also on his 1972 album Rocky Mountain High, and after his death it became the title of a biography of Denver by John Collis. Gryphon covered the song in 1974 on the album Raindance. Sheryl Crow covered it for the movie I Am Sam. Danger Mouse included a sample of the song in his "mashup" version of the Jay-Z song "December 4th" for his The Grey Album. DJ Reset used it along with Slick Rick's "La-Di-Da-Di" for the "mashup" song "Mother Nature's Rick". Brad Mehldau covered the song in a medley on his album Largo and also on the album Don't Explain with tenor saxophonist Joel Frahm. Phish covered the song on 31 October 1994 as part of a full set covering the entire White Album. It can be found on Live Phish Volume 13. Notes References External links 1968 songs The Beatles songs Songs written by Lennon–McCartney Song recordings produced by George Martin Songs published by Northern Songs The Beatles and India British folk songs John Denver songs Harry Nilsson songs