countries and 49 states. The record of his 73,000 mile trip can be found here. In 2010, the Swedish band Movits! used the track for one of the episodes of their US tour movie, First We Take Manhattan. Bruce Springsteen used the song as a snippet for "Light of Day" during his 1999-2000 Reunion tour. John Finnemore did a version listing places in Dorset for an episode of I'm Sorry I Haven't A Clue recorded in Poole. Johnny Cash's 1996 version was used in the Family Guy episode “The Most Interesting Man in the World”, the seventeenth episode of the twelfth season, episode 227 overall, which originally aired on 13 April 2014. Rihanna interpolated the main verse from the song to her 2011 song "Where Have You Been". In early 2022, the United States Postal Service began using the Johnny Cash (US) version in advertisements. In 2022 noted traveler and pilot Mike Schmidt completed an 18 year quest to visit all 92 song places in the Johnny Cash and Hank snow version of "I've Been Everywhere". a video of the journey can be found on ADVrider. Notes References Australian songs Number-one singles in Australia Hank Snow songs Johnny Cash songs Lynn Anderson songs List songs 1959 songs RCA Victor singles Patter songs The Road Hammers songs Songs about cities Songs about transport