"Under the boardwalk"

The Rolling Stones are one of my all-time favorite bands. Today I was listening to the album 12x5 by this group, which was recorded in 1964, it was their second studio album. Several of the songs contained in said album had been heard since childhood, some in versions of other bands. For example: "Under the boardwalk". I knew this song in my childhood in a Spanish version performed by the Mexican group Los Apson. At that time I was exploring the music my parents had listened to, so I got to know many classic rock and other genres, although since then my favorite has been rock.

  I leave here a link in case someone who reads this and is interested in listening to the Spanish version:

Although the version of the Rolling Stones is also a cover, as I have read on Wikipedia, the first version is from 1964, its authors are Kenny Young and Arthur Resnick and it was recorded by the group the Drifters.

  Here is the link to that version:

I also find other versions, including one by Tom Tom Club that I find very good.