band The West Coast Pop Art Experimental Band released "Morning Dew" under the title "Will You Walk With Me" on its album Part One in February 1967. American folk group The Pozo-Seco Singers and U.K. band Episode Six both released versions of the song as singles in 1967. British pop singer Lulu recorded "Morning Dew" in 1967 for her album Love Loves To Love Lulu, produced by John Paul Jones, and it was featured on a single in the U.S., Canada and Australia in 1968. Duane and Gregg Allman recorded the song in 1968 with The 31st of February; the sessions were released in 1972 on Bold Records. The Jeff Beck Group, with Rod Stewart on vocals, recorded the song for their 1968 album Truth, carrying over some aspects of the Tim Rose version including the bass part. In 1969, the Swiss band Krokodil and Cleveland, Ohio band The Damnation of Adam Blessing both included versions of "Morning Dew" on their eponymous debut albums. Scottish rockers Nazareth included the song on their 1971 debut, in an extended arrangement similar to the Jeff Beck Group's, and released a single version the following year. Long John Baldry included "Morning Dew" on his self-titled 1980 album and on a single the same year. Blackfoot's cover is the opening track on their 1984 album Vertical Smiles. German band Einstürzende Neubauten released its cover on the 1987 album Fünf auf der nach oben offenen Richterskala. Devo covered the song on Smooth Noodle Maps, released in 1990. Robert Plant performed the song on his 2002 album Dreamland, and Skating Polly has a version of "Morning Dew" on their 2016 album The Big Fit. References External links The Story of Bonnie Dobson's Morning Dew (CBC hour-long radio documentary Inside the Music) 1962 songs Contemporary folk songs Songs about nuclear war and weapons Grateful Dead songs Jeff Beck songs