Juleps - single (1986: #62 UK) Psychic TV played the song on The Bridge: A Tribute to Neil Young in 1989. A sampled portion of the Saint Etienne version was used in a remix for Chez Damier's 1992 single "Can You Feel It." Everlast covered the song for the 1999 film Big Daddy. The Corrs - VH1 Presents: The Corrs, Live in Dublin (2002): The New Rolling Stone Album Guide called their version "pretty but lightweight." Juliana Hatfield - Gold Stars 1992-2002 (2002) Gwyneth Herbert - Bittersweet and Blue (2004: featured in the 2010 film release Leap Year) The New Standards - The New Standards (2005) Bradford Cox aka Atlas Sound covered the song for his blog in 2007. Damien Leith covered the song on his album Catch the Wind: Songs of a Generation in 2008, which reached number 1 on the ARIA Chart for Australian albums. Long John Baldry - duet with Joyce Everson from 1972 sessions for Everything Stops for Tea featured as bonus track on that album's re-release (2007) Nils Lofgren - The Loner – Nils Sings Neil (2008) Kathleen Edwards recorded the song live for her iTunes exclusive Live Session in 2008. Butch Walker released a live version on his iTunes release Live from Lollapalooza in 2008. Angie Hart - Eat My Shadow (2009) The S.I.G.I.T. - "'Hertz Dyslexia (2009: split EP) Jenn Grant - Echoes (2009) I Blame Coco has recorded covers of both the Neil Young and Saint Etienne versions of the song. A cover of Young's version was released with Fyfe Dangerfield in 2010. A cover of the Saint Etienne version appears on the album The Constant. Beccy Cole - Preloved (2010) Rickie Lee Jones - The Devil You Know (2012): "One of the [album's] more fleshed-out tunes...and ...also [its] loveliest, a heartbreaker that will make you forget...Neil’s version. Guitar, some organ, piano, and the barest of backing vocals give Jones the space she needs to slowly destroy you, if you’re hurting or have ever been hurt by a lover." - Michael H. Smith @The Vinyl District Ida Sand - Young at Heart (2015) Natalie Imbruglia - Male'' (2015) Asami Zdrenka of Neon Jungle covered the Saint Etienne version as part of her A Cover Trilogy series in 2015. Florence and the Machine - B-Side of "Delilah" (2016) References 1970 singles Neil Young songs 1978 singles Jackie DeShannon songs Elkie Brooks songs 1990