Wake Up Little Susie

Grateful Dead

History Of The Grateful Dead, Vol. 1 (Bear's Choice), Grateful Dead, 1973
The Golden Road (1965-1973), Grateful Dead, 2001

Others

The list of recordings below is not intended to be comprehensive.

Single, Everly Brothers, 1957
The Everly Brothers, Everly Brothers, 1958
Rock 'N Roll, Frankie Lymon, 1958
The Everly Brothers' Best, Everly Brothers, 1959
15 Everly Hits 15, Everly Brothers, 1962
I Hear Trumpets Blow, Tokens, 1966
The Everly Brothers Show, Everly Brothers, 1970
Original Greatest Hits, Everly Brothers, 1970
The History of the Everly Brothers, Everly Brothers, 1973
Close Up The Honky Tonks, Flying Burrito Brothers, 1974
Cadence Classics, Vol. 2, Various Artists (Everly Brothers), 1975
The Everly Brothers' Greatest Hits, Volume 2, Everly Brothers, 1977
Concert In Central Park, Simon and Garfunkel, 1982
Classic Everly Brothers, Everly Brothers, 1992
Heartaches and Harmonies, Everly Brothers, 1994
Single, Bluegrass Ramblers, 19??
Americas Top Ten Through The Years: Box Set, Various Artists (Everly Brothers), 2000
The Complete Cadence Recordings: 1957-1960, The Everly Brothers, 2001
40 Years Of Jukebox Hits, Various Artists (Everly Brothers), 2002
The Collection, The Flying Burrito Brothers, 2005
The Price of Fame 1960-1965, The Everly Brothers, 2006
Outtakes, Everly Brothers, 2006

Notes

Performed in acoustic sets in 1970 with Weir and Garcia sharing lead vocals and Everly harmonies.

After the Everly Brothers initial success with Bye Bye Love the Bryants were asked to write another 'Bye Bye Love'. This was the result. Recorded by the Everly Brothers on 16th August 1957 and released in September 1957 with Maybe Tomorrow on the flip side. | The lyrics were 'toned down' before the Everly Brothers recorded the song but it was still banned on some radio stations in the US.