at number 5 in Country Music Television's 100 Greatest Songs in Country Music in 2003, Two Pepsi Super Bowl commercials featured the song, one aired during Super Bowl XXX, featured Williams' recording while a Coca-Cola deliveryman grabbed a Pepsi. The second one, aired during Super Bowl XLVI, featured the same situation, but with the song covered by Jennifer Nettles of Sugarland. The song forms the title of the 1990 TV drama 'Your Cheatin' Heart' by John Byrne. Cover versions A version of the song by Joni James, released in 1953, reached number 2 on Billboard's Most Played in Jukeboxes. In 1953, Frankie Laine's version reached number 18 on the Most Played in Jukeboxes chart. In 1962, a version by Ray Charles reached number 29 on the Billboard Hot 100 and 23 on the R&B chart, while it also charted at number 13 on the UK Singles Chart. In 1962, Patsy Cline released a version on her third and final studio album Sentimentally Yours. Cline's vocals were overdubbed over a different arrangement for the soundtrack to Cline's biographical movie Sweet Dreams. Chart performance Hank Williams Cover versions Footnotes References Bibliography 1952 songs 1953 singles Hank Williams songs Songs written by Hank Williams Patsy Cline songs Country ballads Elvis Presley songs James Brown songs Jerry Lee Lewis songs Glen Campbell songs Songs written by Fred Rose (songwriter) George Hamilton IV songs Frankie Laine songs Crazy Elephant songs Songs about infidelity MGM Records singles