Belinda Carlisle, Peter Criss, Deftones, and indie-band Spector. Lou Reed covered the song for a 2001 Lennon tribute concert. Jazz musician Jimmy Scott covered Jealous Guy on his 1998 album Holding Back the Years. The rock band the Black Crowes released a live cover of Jealous Guy on the 30th anniversary release of their 1990 album Shake Your Money Maker. Roxy Music version Following Lennon's murder in 1980, Roxy Music added a version of the song to their set while touring in Germany, which they recorded and released in February 1981. The single was released by Polydor with "To Turn You On" as the B-side, with catalogue number "ROXY 2". The song was the only UK No. 1 hit for Roxy Music, topping the charts for two weeks in March 1981. "To Turn You On" later appeared on the 1982 album Avalon, although it was slightly remixed. Roxy Music's cover of "Jealous Guy" features on many Bryan Ferry/Roxy Music collections and 1980s music compilations, though not always in its full-length version. As of 1982, the single had sold 91,000 copies in Australia. Charts Weekly charts Year-end charts Music video A music video was filmed for the song, which mainly consisted of Bryan Ferry singing to camera before whistling and playing on a Sequential Circuits Prophet-5 synthesizer during the coda. Guitarist Phil Manzanera and saxophonist Andy Mackay also appear in the video during their respective solos. Roberto Bellarosa version In 2012, Belgian singer of Italian origin Roberto Bellarosa recorded "Jealous Guy" after winning the first season of The Voice Belgique. It was released as a single on 4 April 2012 and included on his debut album Ma voie. The single reached number 4 in Belgium. References 1971 songs 1985 singles Parlophone singles John Lennon songs Songs written by John Lennon Song recordings produced by Phil Spector Song recordings produced by John Lennon Song recordings produced by Yoko Ono The Beatles and India 1981 singles Roxy Music songs Polydor Records singles Apple Records singles E.G. Records singles UK Singles Chart number-one singles Number-one singles in Australia 2012 singles Sony Music singles Rock ballads Pop ballads 1970s ballads British soft rock songs