version by the British blues band Chicken Shack, featuring Christine Perfect, later to become Christine McVie of Fleetwood Mac. After she left Chicken Shack, but before she joined Fleetwood Mac, Christine also recorded her own version of the song for her debut solo album, the eponymous Christine Perfect album. The song was also recorded in 1972 for Never a Dull Moment, the fourth album by Rod Stewart. Etta James refers to Stewart's version favorably in her autobiography, Rage to Survive. Versions have been performed by Paolo Nutini, Australian musician Toby, and American folk singer Holly Miranda. British soul singer Liam Bailey released a home-recorded version of the song with his EP 2am Rough Tracks in 2010. The EP was released on Lioness Records. In 2011, Joe Bonamassa and Beth Hart included the song on their album Don't Explain. At the 2012 Kennedy Center Honors concert honoring Buddy Guy, Beth Hart received a standing ovation for a rendition of the song accompanied by Jeff Beck on guitar. In 2012, Mick Hucknall recorded the song for his album American Soul. The Allman Brothers performed this song live occasionally with Susan Tedeschi. Tedeschi and Allman Brothers guitarists Derek Trucks and Warren Haynes performed their version of the song at The White House's Red White and Blues event in 2012. Paloma Faith performed the song as a duet with Ty Taylor at the BBC Proms in 2014. The near note-for-note rendition of the song's melody can be heard in Chris Stapleton's 2015 track "Tennessee Whiskey". A rocksteady version was recorded by The Frightnrs for Daptone Records in 2015. Dua Lipa performed a live version of the song in 2017 for her compilation EP Live Acoustic. In 2018, Grace Potter recorded the song at FAME Studios for the tribute album Muscle Shoals...Small Town, Big Sound. References Etta James songs Sydney Youngblood songs 1967 songs Cadet Records singles 1968 singles