Waylon Jennings recorded this cover of the Beatles classic for his 1980 album, Waylon Music. Known for his distinctive baritone and outlaw country style, Jennings brought a unique perspective to the pop-rock standard, integrating it into his broader discography of diverse covers and original compositions. The track reflects his willingness to explore material beyond traditional country boundaries, showcasing his versatility as a vocalist during a period of significant artistic evolution. While the original is a staple of British Invasion rock, Jennings' interpretation aligns with his reputation for reimagining songs through a rugged, American lens. This recording stands as a testament to his ability to adapt influential works from other genres, enriching his catalog with a memorable take on a globally recognized composition.