Early Morning Rain (Gordon Lightfoot)
Gordon Lightfoot
"Best of Gordon Lightfoot" (Curb D2-77428)
Judy Collins
Easy To Love You (Mydland/Barlow)
Grateful Dead 1980
"Go To Heaven" (Arista AL 9508)
Easy Wind (Hunter)
Grateful Dead 1970
"Working Man's Dead" (Warner Brothers 1869-2)
El Paso (Marty Robbins)
Marty Robbins 1960
"Gunfighter Ballads and Trail Songs" (Columbia CK 00116)
Grateful Dead 1976
"Steal Your Face" (Grateful Dead Records GD LA260 J2GD 104)
Empty Pages ()
Easu (W/B)
Grateful Dead 1987
"In The Dark" (Arista AL 8452) Cassette Only
Estimated (W/B)
Grateful Dead 1977
"Terrapin Station" (Arista AL 7001)
Burning Spear 1991
"Deadicated" (Arista ARCD-8669)
Related Song: Ezekiel Saw The Wheel
Alberta Hunter
Rosetta Tharp
Every Time You Go Away (Darryl Hall)
Paul Young 1985
Hall & Oates
Eyes Of The World (G/H)
Grateful Dead 1973
"Wake Of The Flood" (GDCD4002)
Grateful Dead 1990
"Without A Net" (Arista AL3-8634)
Grateful Dead 1991
"One From The Vault" (Grateful Dead GDCD40132)
Far From Me (Brent Mydland)
Fever (Davenport/Cooley)
Little Willie John 1956
Peggy Lee 1958
McCoys 1965
Fire (G/H)
Grateful Dead 1978
"Shakedown Street" (Arista AB 4198)
Grateful Dead 1981
"Dead Set" (Arista A2L 8606)
Related Song
Themla La Vizzo 1924
As "Fire In The Mountain Blues"
78 - (Pm 12206)
Recorded circa May, 1924, Chicago, Ill
Georgia White 1939
As "Fire In The Mountain"
78 - (De 7608)
Recorded May 18, 1939, New York City
Bill Monroe
As "Fire On The Mountain"
Riley Puckett
As "Fire On The Mountain"
78 - (Columbia 15185D)
FOTD (Garcia/Hunter/Dawson)
Grateful Dead 1970
"American Beauty" (Warner Brothers 1893-2)
Grateful Dead 1981
"Dead Set" (Arista A2L 8606)
Tom Constanten 1992
"Nightfall Of Diamonds" (Relix RRCD 2046)
New Riders Of The Purple Sage
Lyle Lovett 1991
"Deadicated" (Arista ARCD-8669)
Foolish Heart (G/H)
Grateful Dead 1989
"Built To Last" (Arista 8587)
Forever Young (Dylan)
Bob Dylan 1973
"Biograph" (CBS C5X 38830-LP)
Alternate version recorded June, 1973
Bob Dylan 1974
"Planet Waves"
Foxy Lady Jam (Hendrix)
Jimi Hendrix 1967
"Are You Experienced"
Jimi Hendrix 1971
"Isle Of Wight"
Recorded live at the Isle Of Wight, 1970
France ()
Grateful Dead 1978
"Shakedown Street" (Arista AB 4198)
Franklin's (H/G/K)
Grateful Dead 1975
"Blues for Allah"
(Grateful Dead Records / United Artists LA494G)
Grateful Dead 1981
"Dead Set" (Arista A2L 8606)
Grateful Dead 1990
"Without A Net" (Arista AL3-8634)
Grateful Dead 1991
"One From The Vault" (Grateful Dead GDCD40132)
Frozen Logger (Trad)
Oscar Brand
"Absolute Nonsense" (Riverside RLP 12-825)
Cisco Houston
"Hard Travelin'" (Folkways FA 2042)
The Weavers
"Goodnight Irene" (MCA MCAC - 20201)
Pete Seeger
Games People Play (Joe South)
Joe South 1969
Harvey Mandel 1970
"Games Guitars Play" (Phillips PHS 600-325)
GDTRFB (Trad)
Sam Collins 1931
As "Lonesome Road Blues (I'm Goin' Down That Lonesome Road)
78 - (Ba 32669, Me M12598, Or 8196, Pe 0222,
Ro 5196)
Recorded October 8, 1931, New York City
Riley Pucket
As "K.C. Railroad (Going Down The Road Feeling Bad)
78 - (Bluebird 5471)
Riley Pucket
As "I'm Going Where The Chilly Winds Don't Blow"
78 - (Columbia 15392D)
Film "The Grapes Of Wrath" 1940
Woodie Guthrie 1940
As "Blowin' Down The Road (I Ain't Going To Be Treated
This Way)"
"Dust Bowl Ballads" (Rounder CD 1040)
Recorded April 26, 1940, New York City
Woody Guthrie
"Woodie Guthrie Sings Folk Songs Vol 2"
Woodie Guthrie & Cisco Houston
As "Ain't Gonna Be Treated This Way"
Woodie Guthrie & Cisco Houston
As "Ain't Gonna Be Treated This Way"
"Folk Songs, Vol. I" (Stinson SLP #44)
Clarence Cooper
"Goin' Down The Road" (Elektra EKL-27)
Mrs Etta Baker 1956
"Instrumental Music Of The Southern Appalachians"
(Tradition TLP 1007)
Elizabeth Cotten 1958
"Negro Folk Songs and Tunes" (Folkways FG 3526)
Chet Adkins 1967
"Chet Adkins" (RCA Camden CAL 2182)
Delany & Bonnie & Friends 1970
"To Bonnie From Delany" (Atco SD 33-341)
Grateful Dead 1971
"Grateful Dead" (Warner Brothers 1935-2)
Grateful Dead 1991
"One From The Vault" (Grateful Dead GDCD40132)
Get Back (L/M)
The Beatles 1969
Single 'Get Back/Don't Let Me Down' (Apple 2490)
Released in the US on May 5, 1969
The Beatles 1970
"Let It Be" (Apple AR 34001)
Released in the US May 18, 1970
This version is a different take from the single.
Gimme Some Lovin (Steve Winwood/Muff Winwood/Spencer Davis)
Spencer Davis Group 1966
Blues Brothers 1980
Gloria (Van Morrison)
Them 1965
Shadows Of Knight 1966
The Doors
Jimi Hendrix
Polydor Box Set (Polydor 2625 038)
The Golden Road (To Unlimited Devotion) (McGannahan Skjellyfetti)
Grateful Dead 1967
"Grateful Dead" (Warner Brothers WS 1689-2)
Good Golly (Robert Blackwell/John Marascalo)
Little Richard 1958
Swinging Bluejeans 1964
Mitch Ryder 1966
Good Lovin (Arthur Resnick/Rudy Clark)
Olympics
Rascals 1966
Grateful Dead 1978
"Shakedown Street" (Arista AB 4198)
Good Times (Brent Mydland)
Goodnight Irene (Huddie Ledbetter)
Huddie Ledbetter 1933
As "Irene"
Library Of Congress Recording
Three takes recorded circa July 16-20, 1933,
Louisiana State Penitentiary, Angola, La
Huddie Ledbetter 1934
As "Irene"
Library Of Congress Recording
Two parts probably recorded July 1, 1934,
Louisiana State Penitentiary, Angola, La
Huddie Ledbetter 1935
As "Irene"
Library Of Congress Recording
Two parts recorded January 21, 1935, Wilton, Conn
Huddie Ledbetter 1935
As "Irene - Part 1" and "Irene - Part 2"
78 - (ARC unissued)
Recorded February 5, 1935, New York City
Huddie Ledbetter 1940
As "Irene"
78 - (Asch 343-2, Atl 917)
Recorded summer 1943, New York City
Weavers 1949
"Goodnight Irene" (MCA MCAC - 20201)
Milt Okun
"America's Best Loved Folk Songs"
(Baton Records BL 1203)
Greatest (W/Hunter/Hart)
Grateful Dead 1981
"Dead Set" (Arista A2L 8606)
Green Green Grass (Curly Putman)
Porter Wagoner 1965
Porter Wagoner 1966
"On The Road"" (RCA LPM 3509)
Merle Haggard
Tom Jones 1967
Green Onions (Jones/Cropper/Steinberg/Johnson)
Booker T and The MGs 1962
H.C.Sunshine (G/H)
Grateful Dead 1973
"Wake Of The Flood" (GDCD4002)
Half Step (G/H)
Grateful Dead 1973
"Wake Of The Flood" (GDCD4002)
Grateful Dead 1976
"Steal Your Face" (Grateful Dead Records GD LA260 J2GD 104)
Grateful Dead 1990
"Without A Net" (Arista AL3-8634)
Hamstrung Blues (Lesh/Mydland/Peterson)
Hand Jive (Johnny Otis)
Johnny Otis 1958
New Riders Of The Purple Sage
"Powerglide"
Eric Clapton 1974
"461 Ocean Boulevard} (RSO RS-1-3023)
George Thorogood 1985
"Maverick"
Happiness Is Drumming (Hart)
Hard To Handle (Redding/Jones/Isabell)
Otis Redding
"The Best of Otis Redding" (Atlantic 81282-1-Y)
Grateful Dead 1973
"History Of The Grateful Dead, Vol I (Bear's Choice)"
(Warner Brothers 2721-2)
Harpers Bizarre
Toots In Memphis
He Was A Friend Of Mine (Dylan)
Ethel Ridley 1925
As "He Was A Good Man (But He's Dead And Gone)"
78 - (Ajax 17131)
Recorded circa March 1925, New York City
David Van Ronk 1962
"Inside David Van Ronk" (Fantasy FCD-24710-2)
"Folksinger" (Prestige/International 13056)
Recorded April 1962.
Eric VonSchmidt 1963
"The Folk Songs of Eric VonSchmidt"
Mark Speolstra ????
The Washington Squares 1987
"The Washington Squares" (Gold Castle 171 003-1)
Bob Dylan 1961
"The Bootleg Series Volumes 1-3"
Outtake recorded November 11, 1961 for the
album "Bob Dylan"
The Moonshiners
"Break Out" (Village Gate VGLP-2002)
Byrds 1972
"The Best Of The Byrds Vol II" (Columbia CK 31795)
Related Song: "Shorty George"
Unknown Singer
As "Shorty George"
Recorded Texas june/july 1933
A. Trusty
As "Shorty George Blues"
Recorded Central State Farm Sugarland Texas, July 1933
Huddie Ledbetter 1935
As "Shorty George"
78 - (Arc unissued), LP - (Biograph BLP12013)
Recorded February 5, 1935, New York City
Huddie Ledbetter 1935
As "Shorty George"
Library Of Congress Recording
Two takes recorded March 1935, Wilton, Conn
He's Gone (G/H)
Grateful Dead 1972
"Europe '72" (Warner Brothers 2668-2)
Heart Of Me (Donna Godchaux)
Grateful Dead 1978
"Shakedown Street" (Arista AB 4198)
Heart Of Mine (Dylan)
Bob Dylan
"Shot Of Love"
Bob Dylan 1981
"Biograph" (CBS C5X 38830-LP)
Recorded live August, 1981
Heaven Help The Fool (W/B)
Heaven's Door (Dylan)
Bob Dylan 1973
"Pat Garrett & Billy the Kid"
Recorded July 13, 1973
Bob Dylan w/ The Band 1974
"Before The Flood"
Eric Clapton 1975
"Crossroads" (Polydor 835 261-2)
Recorded June 16, 1975, Criteria Studios, Miami, Fl
Released as a single August 1975
Bob Dylan 1978
"Dylan At Budokan"
Eric Clapton 1979
"Timepieces Vol II" (RSO SPELP87)
Recorded live December 1979, Budakan Theatre, Tokyo
Jerry Garcia 1982
"Run For The Roses"
Eric Clapton
12 inch 45 (RSOX88)
Live Version, may be the same as "Timepieces"
Guns 'n' Roses
Help (G/H)
Grateful Dead 1975
"Blues for Allah"
(Grateful Dead Records / United Artists LA494G)
Grateful Dead 1990
"Without A Net" (Arista AL3-8634)
Grateful Dead 1991
"One From The Vault" (Grateful Dead GDCD40132)
Help Me Rhonda (Brian Wilson)
Heroes Gone (Joan Baez)
Hey Baby ()
Bruce Channel 1962
Hey Bo Diddley (Ellis McDaniels)
Bo Diddley 1957
Hey Jude (L/M)
Hey Jude Finale (L/M)
Beatles 1968
Single 'Hey Jude/Revolution' (Apple 2276)
Released in the US on August 26, 1968
Beatles 1970
"Hey Jude" (Apple SW385/SO 385)
Released in the US on February 26, 1970
Hey Little One (Bernette/Vorzon)
Dorsey Burnette 1960s
Hey Pockey Way (Trad)
The Meters 1981
"Fiyo on the Bayou"
Hi-Heel Sneakers (Robert Higgenbotham)
Tommy Tucker 1964
Jose Feliciano 1968
Hideaway (Freddie King)
Freddie King
Four Esquires 1958
John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers 1966
"Bluesbreakers" (Decca)
Eric Clapton 1972
"History Of Eric Clapton" (Polydor 2658 147)
High Time (G/H)
Grateful Dead 1970
"Working Man's Dead" (Warner Brothers 1869-2)
Highway 61 (Dylan)
Bob Dylan 1965
"Highway 61 Revisited"
Bob Dylan w/ The Band 1974
"Before The Flood"
Hog For You Baby (Jerry Leiber/Mike Stoller)
Coasters 1959
"Coasters Greatest Hits" (Atco 33111-2)
Clifton Chenier
Canned Heat 1973
"One More River To Cross" (Atlantic SD 7289)
Living Earth 1988
"Living Earth" (Relix RRLP 2033)
How Long Blues (Leroy Carr)
Alberta Hunter 1921
As "How Long, Sweet Daddy, How Long"
Take 1 78 - (BS 2008, Pm 12012)
Take 2 78 - (BS 2008)
Two takes recorded circa May, 1921, New York City
Ida Cox 1925
As "How Long, Daddy, How Long"
78 - (Paramount)
Leroy Carr 1928
As "How Long - How Long Blues"
78 - (Vocalion 1191, Ba 32557, Or 8166, Pe 0215, Ro 5166)
Recorded June 19, 1928, Indianapolis, In
Blind Lemon Jefferson 1928
As "How Long How Long"
78 - (Pm 12685)
Recorded circa July 1928, Chicago, Ill
Gladys Bently 1928
78 - (OK 8612)
Recorded August 31, 1928, New York City
Willie Jackson 1928
As "How Long - How Long Blues"
78 - (Co 14366-D)
Recorded October 5, 1928, New York City
Leroy Carr 1928
As "How Long How Long Blues - No. 2"
As "How Long How Long Blues - No. 3"
78 - (Vocalion unissued)
Recorded November 6, 1928, Chicago, Ill
Tampa Red's Hokum Jug Band 1928
As "How Long How Long Blues"
78 - (Vo 1228, Ba 32560, Or 8169, Pe 0218, Ro 5169)
Recorded November 9, 1928, Chicago, Ill
Leroy Carr 1928
As "How Long How Long Blues - No. 2"
78 - (Vo 1241, Ba 32557, Or 8166, Pe 0215, Ro 5166)
As "How Long How Long Blues - Part 3"
78 - (Vo 1279)
Recorded November 19, 1928, Chicago, Ill
Tampa Red 1929
As "How Long, How Long Blues"
78 - (Vo 1258)
Recorded January 16, 1929, Chicago, Ill
Leroy Carr 1929
As "The New How Long Blues"
78 - (Vo 1435)
Recorded August 12, 1929, Chicago, Ill
Jed Davenport 1929
78 - (Vo 1440, Spt S2229)
Recorded circa September 23, 1929, Peabody Hotel, Memphis, Tenn
Rev A.W. Nix 1930
As "How Long - How Long"
78 - (Vo 1505)
Recorded circa February 18, 1930, Chicago, Ill
Leroy Carr 1931
As "The New How Long Blues - Part 2"
78 - (Vo 1585)
Recorded Jan 16, 1931, Chicago, Ill
Sam Collins 1931
As "How Long , How Long"
78 - (ARC unissued)
Recorded October 8, 1931, New York City
Leroy Carr 1932
As "How Long Has That Evening Train Been Gone"
78 - (Vo 1716)
Recorded March 15, 1932, New York City
Seven Boys With Home-Made Instruments 1934
As "How Long Baby, Blues"
Library Of Congress Recording
Recorded July 3, 1934, River Lake Plantation,
Oscar Post Office, Pointe Coupee Parish, La
Kokomo Arnold 1935
78 - (De 7070)
Recorded Feb 12, 1935, Chicago Ill
Amos Easton 1935
78 - (Ch 50008)
Recorded July 18/19, 1935, Chicago, Ill
Amos Easton 1936
As "New How Long How Long"
78 - (De 7371)
Recorded August 21, 1936, New York City
Bill Gaither (Leroy's Buddy) 1936
78 - (De 7258, 48044)
Recorded October 20, 1936, Chicago, Ill
Pete Johnson 1939
As "How Long, How Long"
78 - (SA 12004, Ci J1049)
Recorded April 16, 1939, New York City
Jimmy Yancey 1939
As "How Long Blues" and "How Long Blues No. 2"
78 - (SA unissued)
LP - (Riv RLP1061, Riv 12-124, Jazzology JCE51,
Oldie Blues OL2813)
Recorded circa April, 1939, Chicago, Ill
The Varsity Seven 1940
As "How Long, How Long Blues"
78 - (Vs 8173, Elite 5032, Sav 5544, Sav 649)
Recorded January 15, 1940, New York City
Huddie Ledbetter 1943
As "How Long Blues"
78 - (Asch 343-1, Mde 1140)
Recorded summer 1943, New York City
Jimmy Yancey 1943
78 - (Take 1 Se 12-003, Take 2 Se 12-002)
Two takes recorded December, 1943, Chicago, Ill
Lonnie Donnegan
"An Englishman Sings American Folk Songs"
(Mercury MG 20229)
Josh White
As "How Long How Long Blues"
"Josh White Blues" (Mercury MG 20203)
Hot Tuna 1970
"Hot Tuna - Acoustic"
How Sweet It Is (Hollan/Dozier/Holland)
Marvin Gaye 1964
"The Motown Story" (Motown 6048 MC5)
Jr Walker & The All Stars 1966
James Taylor 1975
Hully Gully (Smith/Goldsmith)
Olympics
Dovells 1962
Hurts Me Too (Elmore James)
Tampa Red 1940
78 - (BB B8635, MW M8926)
Recorded May 10, 1940, Chicago, Ill
Elmore James 1957
"Golden Hits" (Masters MACD 61046-2)
Recorded in Chicago in 1957
The Grateful Dead 1966
"Vintage Dead" (Sunflower/MGM SUN 5001)
"History of the Grateful Dead" (Pride/MGM PRD 0016)
Released in the early '70s
Savoy Brown 1968
"Blue Matter" (Parrott PAS 71027)
Grateful Dead 1972
"Europe '72" (Warner Brothers 2668-2)
Eric Clapton 1974
"Crossroads" (Polydor 835 261-2)
Recorded September 1974, Dynamic Sounds Studios,
Kingston Jamaica
Alternate version from "There's One In Every Crowd"
Song writing credit "Mel London"
I Hear A Voice Calling (Trad)
I Just Want To Make Love (Willie Dixon)
Muddy Waters 1954
Chess Masters (Chess CXMD 4000)
Rolling Stones 1964
"England's Newest Hit Makers"
Recorded Feb 1964, Regent Sound Studios, London
Cold Blood 1969
"Cold Blood" (San Francisco Records SD 200)
Van Morrison
Etta James
Foghat 1977
I Know You Rider (Trad)
?Robert Wilkins 1928
As "I Told My Rider - Part 1" and "I Told My Rider - Part 2"
78 - (Vi unissued)
Recorded September 7, 1928, Memphis, Tenn
The Big Three 1963
"The Big Three" (FM #307)
The Serendipity Singers 1960s
?Roger Sprung, Hal Wylie, & the Progressive Bluegrassers
Byrds 1966
As "I Know My Rider"
"Never Before" (Murray Hill D22808/A21143)
Recorded July 28, 1966, Columbia Studios, Hollywood, Ca
Not released until 1989
The Grateful Dead 1966
"Vintage Dead" (Sunflower/MGM SUN 5001)
"History of the Grateful Dead" (Pride/MGM PRD 0016)
Released in the early '70s
?The Astronauts
Hot Tuna 1970
"Hot Tuna - Acoustic"
Grateful Dead 1972
"Europe '72" (Warner Brothers 2668-2)
The Seldom Scene 1973
"Act 3" (Rebel CD-1528)
Recorded July 15/21, 1973
The Seldom Scene 1974
"Live At The Cellar Door" (Rebel SLP 1547/48)
Recorded December 27/28, 1974 at
the "Cellar Door" in Washington DC.
Hot Tuna 1975
"Splashdown"
Grateful Dead 1990
"Without A Net" (Arista AL3-8634)
Tom Constanten 1992
"Nightfall Of Diamonds" (Relix RRCD 2046)
I Want You (Dylan)
Bob Dylan 1966
"Blonde On Blonde"
I'll Go Crazy ()
I'm A Man - 1 (Ellis McDaniels)
Bo Diddley 1955
The Yardbirds 1964
"The Yardbirds Featuring Eric Clapton" (Charly)
The Yardbirds 1965
"Five Live Yardbirds" (Columbia)
The Yardbirds 1965
"Having A Rave Up" (Epic BN 26177)
Doug Sahm
I'm A Man - 2 (Spencer Davis)
Spencer Davis Group 1967
In The Pines (Clayton McMichen/Slim Bryant)
Bill Monroe and the Bluegrass Boys
I've Just Seen A Face (L/M)
Beatles 1965
"Rubber Soul" (Capitol ST 2442)
Released in the US on December 6, 1965
Iko Iko (Trad)
Sugarboy Crawford 1954
As "Jockamo"
"Mardi Gras In New Orleans Vol II" (Mardi Gras Records MG 1005)
Recorded in New Orleans in Nov, 1953
Larry Williams 1957
As "Jockamo"
"Creole Kings Of New Orleans" (Speciality SPCD-2168-2)
Recorded April, 26, 1957
Dixie Cups 1964
"Chapel Of Love" (Red Bird RBS-20-100)
"Iko Iko" (Red Bird RB-20-103)
"Chapel of Love" was repackaged as "Iko Iko"
after it's success as a single.
"Mardi Gras In New Orleans Vol II" (Mardi Gras Records MG 1005)
Dr John 1972
"Gumbo" (Atco 7006-2)
The Neville Brothers 1977
"Fiyo on the Bayou"
Ringo Starr and his All Starr Band
It's A Man's World (Brown/Jones/Newsome)
James Brown 1966
It's A Sin (Hughes)
?It's A Sin To Tell A Lie - Somethin' Smith and the Redheads?
?1955?
Jack A Roe (Trad)
Tom Paley 1953
As "Jackaro"
"Folk Songs From The Southern Appalachians"
(Elektra EKL-12)
Jean Ritchie 1956
As "Jackero"
"Songs From Kentucky" (Westminster WP-6037)
Peggy Seeger & Ewan MacColl 1961
"Two-Way Trip"
Joan Baez 1963
"In Concert Part 2" (Vangard VRS 9113)
Grateful Dead 1981
"Reckoning" (Arista A2L 8604)
Jack Straw (W/H)
Grateful Dead 1972
"Europe '72" (Warner Brothers 2668-2)
Bruce Hornsby & The Range 1991
"Deadicated" (Arista ARCD-8669)
Joey (Dylan)
Bob Dylan 1975
"Desire"
John Brown (Dylan)
Johnny B. Goode (Chuck Berry)
Chuck Berry 1958
Chuck Berry w/ The Steve Miller Band 1967
"Live At The Fillmore Auditorium" (Mercury SR 61138)
Grateful Dead 1971
"Grateful Dead" (Warner Brothers 1935-2)
Jimi Hendrix 1971
"In The West"
Recorded live at the Berkeley Community Center
Johnny Winter And 1971
"Live" (Columbia C 30475)
Recorded live at the Fillmore East
Judas Priest (Dylan)
Bob Dylan 1968
"John Westly Harding"
Kansas City (Jerry Leiber/Mike Stoller)
Lonnie Johnson 1927
As "Kansas City Blues - Part 1" and
"Kansas City Blues - Part 2"
78 - (OK 8537)
Recorded December 17, 1927
Willie Jackson 1928
As "Kansas City Blues"
78 - (Co 14284-D)
Recorded January 21, 1928, New York City
William Harris 1928
As "Kansas City Blues"
78 - (Ge 6707, Spt 9428)
Recorded October 9, 1928, Richmond, Ind
Blind Jesse Harris 1937
As "Kansas City"
Library Of Congress Recording
Recorded July 25, 1937, Livingston, Al
Little Willie Littlefield 1952
As "K.C. Loving"
(Modern)
Wilbert Harrison 1959
J.T. Adams and Shirley Griffith 1961
LP - (Bv 1077)
Recorded 1961, Indianapolis, Ind
James Brown
Hank Ballard
Memphis Slim
The Beatles
Little Richard
Albert King
Trini Lopez 1964
Katie Mae (Sam Hopkins)
Guitar Slim 1937
As "Katie May - Katie May"
78 - (ARC 7-06-74)
Recorded April 1, 1937, Birmingham, Al
Arthur "Big Boy" Crudup
"Mean Ole Frisco'" (Collectables COL 5130)
Lightnin' Hopkins 1947
Recorded Nov 4, 1947, Los Angeles, Ca
Lightnin' Hopkins 1960
"Lightnin'" (Bluesville OBCCD-532-2)
Recorded November 9, 1960, Englewood Cliffs, NJ
Grateful Dead 1973
"History Of The Grateful Dead, Vol I (Bear's Choice)"
(Warner Brothers 2721-2)
Keep On Growing (Eric Clapton/Bobby Whitlock)
Derek and the Dominoes 1970
"Layla and Other Love Songs"
King Bee (James Moore)
Slim Harpo 1957
(Real Name James Moore)
Single (Excello 2113)
"The Best Of Slim Harpo" (Rhino R2 70169)
Recorded 1957, Crowley, Louisiana.
Jimmy Anderson 1962/63
Single - (Take 1 Excello 2227)
LP - (Take 2 Flyright 607 (UK))
Two takes recorded circa 1962/1963, Crowley, La
Rolling Stones 1964
"England's Newest Hit Makers"
Recorded February 1964, Regent Sound Studios, London
King Solomon's Marbles
Grateful Dead 1975
"Blues for Allah"
(Grateful Dead Records / United Artists LA494G)
Grateful Dead 1991
"One From The Vault" (Grateful Dead GDCD40132)
L.L.Rain (W/B)
Grateful Dead 1990
"Without A Net" (Arista AL3-8634)
La Bamba (Trad)
Richie Valens 1959
Trini Lopez 1960s
Blues Image 1970
"Open" (Atco SD 33-317)
Los Lobos 1987
Lady Di (Joan Baez)
Last Time (Jagger/Richard)
Rolling Stones 1965
"Out Of Our Heads"
Recorded 1965, RCA Studios, Hollywood, Ca
Related Song:
Jaybird Coleman 1927
As "He May Be My Last Time, I Don't Know"
78 - (Ge unissued)
Recorded circa August 4, 1927, Birmingham, Al
Eagle Jubilee Four 1938
As "May Be The Last Time"
78 - (Vo 05503)
Recorded November 4, 1938, Columbia SC
Brown Chapel Baptist Church 1940
As "It May be The Last Time"
Library Of Congress Recording
Recorded Oct 27, 1940, Livingston, Al
Woodrow Adams & The Three B's 1952
LP - (KK 7427 (UK))
Recorded circa 1952, Memphis, Tenn
Staple Singers
Lazy Lightning (W/B)
Let It Be Me (Curtis/Delanoe/Becaud)
Everly Brothers 1960
Betty Everett & Jerry Butler 1964
Glen Cambell & Bobby Gentry 1969
Willie Nelson 1982
Let It Grow (W/B)
Grateful Dead 1973
"Wake Of The Flood" (GDCD4002)
Grateful Dead 1990
"Without A Net" (Arista AL3-8634)
Let It Rock (Chuck Berry)
Chuck Berry 1959
"Rockin' At The Hop" (Chess)
Let Me Sing (Keith Godchaux/Hunter)
Grateful Dead 1973
"Wake Of The Flood" (GDCD4002)
Lindy (Trad)
Memphis Jug Band 1928
As "Lindberg Hop"
78 - (Take 1 Vi unissued, take 2 Vi 21740)
LP - (take 1 X LVA3009, X EVA3009, Vi LPV540,
RCA RD7893, RCA RA5343, RBF RF6,
"Memphis Jug Band" (Yazoo 1067))
Two takes recorded September 11, 1928, Memphis, Tennessee
Origionally titled "Overseas Stomp"
Jim Kweskin Jug Band 1963
As "Overseas Stomp"
"Jim Kweskin and the Jug Band" (Vangard VSD 2158)
Even Dozen Jug Band
As "Over Seas Stomp"
Grateful Dead 1966
"Historic Dead" (MGM/Sunflower SNF 5004)
"History of the Grateful Dead" (Pride/MGM PRD 0016)
Little Light (Mydland/Barlow)
Grateful Dead 1989
"Built To Last" (Arista 8587)
Long Black Limousine (Vern Stovall/Bobby George)
Elvis Presley 1969
"From Elvis in Memphis"
(RCA Mobile Fidelity Sound Lab MFSL 1-059)
Loose Lucy (G/H)
Grateful Dead 1974
"Grateful Dead From The Mars Hotel" (Grateful Dead Records GD 102)
Loser (G/H)
Grateful Dead 1981
"Dead Set" (Arista A2L 8606)
Danny Carnahan & Robin Petrie 1990
"No Regrets" (DNA Records DNA 70101)
Louie Louie (Richard Berry)
Kingsmen 1963
Sandpipers 1966
John Belushi
Black Flag
Rice University Marching Band
"The Best Of Louie Louie" (Rhino)
Love The One You're With (Stephen Stills)
Stephen Stills 1971
Isley Brothers 1971
Lovelight (Scott/Malone)
Olympics
Bobby "Blue" Bland 1962
"The Best of Bobby Bland" (MCA MCAD-31219)
Recorded in Houston Texas, 1961
Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels
Grateful Dead 1970
"Live Dead" (Warner Brothers 1830-2)
Grateful Dead 1992
"Two From The Vault" (Grateful Dead GDCD40162)
LTGTR (Sam Cooke/Garcia)
Sam Cooke 1964
Rolling Stones 1965
"Out Of Our Heads"
Recorded 1965, RCA Studios, Hollywood, Ca
Lucifer's Eyes (Joan Baez)
