Goes On (February 1968; Atco Records 33-237) Van Morrison Live at Pacific High Studios (1971) Bootleg Conway Twitty Conway Twitty Sings the Blues (1972: MGM Records SE-4837) Jimi Hendrix & Little Richard on the album Friends From The Beginning (1972) John Lennon Performed by Lennon and the Plastic Ono Elephant's Memory Band on August 30, 1972, at Madison Square Garden, New York City, from one of his last charity concerts. Released on Live in New York (US: January 24, 1986: UK: February 24, 1986: Parlophone PCS 7301) John Entwistle Rigor Mortis Sets In (Recorded: 1973; Released: 1973 on Track Records) Scorpions Tokyo Tapes (Recorded: 1978; Released: 1978 on RCA Records) Carl Perkins (UK: 1985; Magnum Force MFLP-2.039) Eric Clapton (Germany: 1989; Reprise 5439-19719-7) Journeyman (November 1989: Duck Records 7599-2 6074–1) (1990: Warner Bros. 19848) Tiny Tim : Tiny Tim Rock (1993; Regular Records D 31093) David Grisman, John Hartford, and Mike Seeger "Hound Dawg" on Retrograss (1999: Acoustic Disc) Nominated for Grammy in the Traditional Folk Album category in 2000. James Taylor Covers (2008) Answers and parodies Charlie Gore & Louis Innis "(You Ain't Nothin but a Female) Hound Dog" (March 22, 1953: King 3587) Homer and Jethro "(How Much Is) That Hound Dog In The Window?" (Bob Merrill) (March 1953: RCA Victor 47–5280) Roy Brown and His Mighty, Mighty Men "Mr. Hound Dog's in Town" (March 1953: King Records 45–4627) John Brim "Rattlesnake" (1953: Checker 769) Chuck Higgins and His Mellotones (vocal by "Daddy Cleanhead") "Real Gone Hound Dog" (written by C. Higgins & V. Haven) (1953: Combo 25) Smiley Lewis "Play Girl" (D. Bartholomew) (1953: Imperial 45–5234) Rufus "Hound Dog" Thomas, Jr. "Bear Cat (The Answer To Hound Dog)" (March 1953: Sun Records 181) Unknown (attributed to Rosco Gordon) "(You Ain't Nuttin' But a) Juicehead" (Probably March 1953: unreleased demo recorded at Sun Records) On Various Artists "706 Blues": A Collection of Rare Memphis Blues (Netherlands, 1974: Redita LP-111) On Various Artists (Netherlands 1988: Keep On Rolling (Redita 131) Various Artists Sun Records: The Blues Years 1950–1958 (1996: Charly CDSUNBOX 7) Juanita Moore and the Eugene Jackson Trio "Call Me a Hound Dog" (Robert Geddins) on Various Artists Toast of the Coast: 1950s R&B from Dolphin's of Hollywood, Vol. 2 (Recorded ca. 1953; Released: UK: March 10, 2009: Ace) Frank "Dual Trumpeter" Motley & His Crew (with vocal by Curley Bridges) "New Hound Dog" (1954: Big Town 116)