peaking at number 7, as well as number 19 on the Hot R&B Sides chart. The Marcels version is sampled in the 2016 Lonely Island song "I'm So Humble," featuring Adam Levine. This song appears in the film Popstar: Never Stop Never Stopping. Allan Sherman parody A parody rendition by the American musician and satirist Allan Sherman features on his successful 1963 album My Son, the Nut. Titled "Headaches", Sherman's version is musically based on the Ted Weems arrangement and is lyrically a humorous commentary on aspirin advertisements ("Headaches, headaches / Aspirin commercials give me headaches"). The song features the voice of a child, credited as Tom Greenleigh, who interrupts with a comically unreasonable demand "Mommy! Can't you keep Daddy's car out of the driveway?". The Caretaker version From 2016 to 2019, English electronic musician Leyland James Kirby, also known as the Caretaker, sampled the Al Bowlly, Seger Ellis, and Guy Lombardo recordings of "Heartaches" for his final project, Everywhere at the End of Time; all three are used multiple times in the project, with each subsequent appearance becoming more distorted and disfigured than the last, representing the gradual distortion and destruction of memory and other mental faculties brought about by dementia. The complete edition of the project achieved viral popularity in October 2020 on TikTok as an online challenge, receiving notability from renowned publications such as The New York Times. Notable cover versions Somethin' Smith and the Redheads - US #71 Billboard Hot 100 (1956) Patsy Cline - US #73, UK #31 (1962) Vince Hill - UK #28 (1966) References 1931 songs 1947 singles 1956 singles 1961 singles 1962 singles Patsy Cline songs Vikki Carr songs Songs written by Al Hoffman Eddy Howard songs Decca Records singles Epic Records singles Songs written by John Klenner