was issued in 1980 as the lead track on The Golden Years EP, reaching No. 8 on the UK Singles Chart. "White Line Fever" was re-recorded for their 1977 debut album release Motörhead. Track listing "Leaving Here" (Brian Holland, Lamont Dozier, Eddie Holland) – 3:20 "White Line Fever" [Stiff] (Eddie Clarke, Ian Kilmister, Phil Taylor) – 3:00 Other cover versions Motown blue-eyed soul singer Tommy Good released a version of the song as the B-Side to his 1964 single "Baby I Miss You". The Messengers, a white group signed to Motown's Rare Earth label, recorded the track for their 1969 album The Messengers. The Isley Brothers also cut a version of the song while they were at Motown; it was only released, however, after they had left the label. The Who recorded the song in the studio twice in 1965, and once for BBC Radio, but none of these recordings were released officially for decades; the 1985 compilation Who's Missing and the 1998 remaster of the Odds & Sods compilation album both included the song, though the latter states it is a previously unreleased version. An alternate take also appeared on the My Generation Deluxe Edition. The song is featured on The Who BBC Sessions CD. Additionally, it is available as downloadable content for the music video game series Rock Band as part of The Best of The Who pack. In 1965, The Birds recorded a cover version of "Leaving Here" which inspired heavy metal band Motörhead to produce their debut single with a cover of the song twelve years later. Swedish rock band Tages released a version as the B-Side to their single "In My Dreams" in 1966, which reached number one in the Swedish charts. Both tracks appear on their second studio album Tages 2. The song appeared as "Leavin' Here" on singles released by the Rationals in 1966 and 1967, as did a 1989 version by Tinsley Ellis on his debut album, Fanning the Flames. Pearl Jam recorded the song for the 1996 Home Alive compilation album which was released to fund women's self-defense classes. The song was later included on the band's 2003 Lost Dogs double album of B-sides and rarities. Pearl Jam has also covered the song numerous times at their live shows, and has released live recordings of the song as part of their bootleg series. In 2001, Lars Frederiksen and the Bastards recorded