previous year, Loves Young Nightmare recorded it (as "All Too Much") for Revolution No. 9: A Tribute to The Beatles in Aid of Cambodia, a multi-artist compilation supplied with Revolver magazine; the album was reissued in the United States in 1997, following the popularity there of Britpop bands such as Oasis. The Church included the track on their 1999 covers album A Box of Birds. "It's All Too Much" has been performed live by the Grateful Dead, by the latter's associated acts Ratdog and Phil Lesh and Friends, and by Yonder Mountain String Band. Other artists who have recorded the song include All About Eve, Paul Gilbert, the Violet Burning, Yukihiro Takahashi, and Rich Robinson. A version by former MC5 guitarist Wayne Kramer appeared on the 2003 Harrison tribute album Songs from the Material World. My Darling Clementine recorded "It's All Too Much" for Yellow Submarine Resurfaces, a multi-artist CD accompanying the July 2012 issue of Mojo. Experimental musician Greg Davis and jazz singer-songwriter Chris Weisman recorded the track for their 2010 album Northern Songs, a project that The Village Voice described as blending "Beatlefolk" with "gongs, field recordings, and generally orchestrated nirvana". The Flaming Lips performed "It's All Too Much" at the George Fest tribute concert in September 2014, with special guest Gingger Shankar playing violin. Consequence of Sounds reviewer described it as "the most sonically pleasing song of the night". Personnel According to Ian MacDonald and Kenneth Womack: The Beatles George Harrison – lead vocal, Hammond organ, lead guitar, backing vocal, handclaps John Lennon – harmony vocal, lead guitar, handclaps Paul McCartney – harmony vocal, bass guitar, cowbell, handclaps Ringo Starr – drums, tambourine Additional musicians David Mason and three uncredited session players – trumpets Paul Harvey – bass clarinet Notes References Sources External links Full lyrics for the song at the Beatles' official website 1969 songs The Beatles songs Songs written by George Harrison The Beatles' Yellow Submarine Song recordings produced by George Martin Songs published by Northern Songs The Beatles and India Psychedelic songs Acid rock songs Songs about drugs