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Good Times

Composer: Sam Cooke

Grateful Dead

info View From The Vault III, Grateful Dead, 2002

Live performances on video/DVD
info Downhill from Here, Grateful Dead, 1997
info View From The Vault III, Grateful Dead, 2002

The Dead

info Holmdel, NJ - June 24, The Dead, 2003
info Austin, TX - July 4, The Dead, 2003
info Joliet, IL - August 2, The Dead, 2003
info Oakland, CA - December 31, The Dead, 2004
info San Diego, CA - June 23, 2004, The Dead, 2004
info Holmdel, NJ - August 10, 2004, The Dead, 2004

Phil Lesh & Friends

info Phil Lesh & Friends: Instant Live: June 24, 2006, Orlando, FL, Phil Lesh & Friends, 2006
info Phil Lesh & Friends: Instant Live: July 2, 2006, Saratoga, NY, Phil Lesh & Friends, 2006
info Phil Lesh & Friends: Instant Live: July 19, 2006, Kansas City, MO, Phil Lesh & Friends, 2006

Others

Ain't That Good, Sam Cooke, 1964
info Out Of Our Heads, Rolling Stones, 1965
I Never Loved a Man the Way I Love You, Aretha Franklin, 1967
Late & Great Sam Cooke, Sam Cooke, 1969
Can I Change My Mind, Tyrone Davis, 1969
Phoebe Snow, Phoebe Snow, 1974
Golden Age, Sam Cooke, 1978
The Man and His Music, Sam Cooke, 1986
On the Boardwalk, Ted Hawkins, 1986
Greatest Hits, Dan Seals, 1991
Time 3, Journey, 1992
Queen Of Soul - The Atlantic Recordings, Aretha Franklin, 1993
Songs From Venice Beach, Ted Hawkins, 1995
Man, Oh Man: The Power of The Persuasions, The Persuasions, 1997
Can I Change My Mind/Turn Back Hands of Time, Tyrone Davis, 1999
Country's Greatest Hits, Vol. 7, Various Artists (Dan Seals), 19??
Billboard Top Country Hits: 1990, , Various Artists (Dan Seals), 19??
Let the Good Times Roll, Ike and Tina Turner, 2000
Soul Days, Dobie Gray, 2000

Notes

Often referred to as Let The Good Times Roll (or LTGTR) on set lists and tape labels but the correct title of this Sam Cooke song is Good Times.

Not the same song as Brent Mydland's Never Trust A Woman which is sometimes referred to as Good Time Blues. Neither is it the same song as the Shirley and Lee song Let The Good Times Roll, though the Sam Cooke song probably owes a debt to the Shirley and Lee song.