60s covers of Beatles’ songs - what are some of your favourites?

What are some of your favourite 60s covers of Beatles’ song. The only requirement for this thread is the cover version must have been released in the 1960s.

I always like Billy J Kramer’s version of I Call Your Name..which I believe was actually released before the Beatles’ version.

 

Yes - Every Little Thing from 1969

 

The Buckinghams "I'll Be Back" 1967

 

Genuinely my all time favourite Beatles cover.

Alma Cogan - Eight Days A Week

 

The Arbors "Good Day Sunshine/Got to Get You Into my Life" 1969

 

Joe Cocker - with a little help from my friends

 

Ray Charles - Yesterday in '67 and Eleanor Rigby in '68


McCartney apparently liked them too:
Paul McCartney Cites Ray Charles Among His Favorite Beatle Covers (ultimateclassicrock.com)

 

The Overlanders "Michelle" #1 in the UK Singles Chart in 1966.

 

David And Jonathan - Michelle...produced by George Martin

 

The Young Idea "With a Little Help From My Friends" #10 in the UK Singles Chart in 1967.

 

Sergio Mendes & Brasil 66 "The Fool on the Hill" 1968

 

The Silkie - 'You've Got to Hide Your Love Away'

 

I love David & Jonathan. They covered "She's Leaving Home" too with arrangements by George Martin.

 

The Treasures - Hold Me Tight ( the 2nd version produced by Phil Spector)

 

If Lennon and McCartney wrote this for the Stones, is this technically a cover?

 

Of course...didn’t several Beatles sing/play on this?

 

Lennon and McCartney produced it, and I think I remember that McCartney played the guitar and Harrison kept time by tapping his guitar and also playing the tambourine.

 

Nilsson - "You Can't Do That"

 

Ramsey Lewis' take on "Back in the USSR", with Maurice White on drums:

 

thats utterly fabulous...never heard that one before.

 

Lowell Fulson doing "Why Don't We Do It in the Road". Better than the original, I think:

 

Lennon produced, McCartney played guitar, Harrison played tambourine. What was Ringo doing that day?