in BBC2's 1995 punk documentary Arena: Punk and the Pistols. Back in 1976, the song had been a favourite of early UK punks such as the Bromley Contingent and Jordan who would dance to the song at Soho-based lesbian nightclub Louise's, where it was the house anthem. The song was featured in the "Was It Good for You" episode of the TV series Sex and the City season 2 in 1999. The song was featured in CBC's annual year-end playoff montage on Hockey Night in Canada in 2008. The song is featured in promos for the final 2014–2015 season of Mad Men. The song was featured in the final episode of the first season of FX's drama series Pose in 2018, during the House vs House challenge between House of Evangelista and House of Ferocity. Remixes Motown released versions of Ross's version in 1988 (remixed by the British team PWL) and 1993 (remixed by Frankie Knuckles for the album Diana Extended: The Remixes and by Joey Negro for a single). Almighty Records released a remixed version in 2007 (remixed by the UK team Almighty). New remixes were released in 2020 by Eric Kupper, peaking at number one on March 28 on the Billboard Dance Club chart. Track listing 1993 UK 12" Promo Side A "Love Hangover" (Tribal Hangover) – 9:26 "Love Hangover" (Classic Club – EP version) – 8:20 "Love Hangover" (Tribal Reprise) – 5:25 "Your Love" – 3:58 Side B "Upside Down" ('93 Remix – EP version) – 8:00 "Upside Down" (Dub 2 – Morales) – 7:37 "Someday We'll Be Together" ('93 Remix – EP version) – 8:40 "Someday We'll Be Together" (Final Sound Factory) – 6:54 Cover versions The before mentioned simultaneously in 1976 issued 5th Dimension cover would be that group's last Hot 100 hit. Players Association covered the track in 1977. Stanley Turrentine on The Man with the Sad Face in 1976. In 1982 British new wave band The Associates released a double side 45 single "18 Carat Love Affair" / "Love Hangover" which peaked at No. 21 on the UK chart in 1982. Background vocals from the original alternate take were sampled by Hardrive in the 1993 House song "No Cure". British soul singer Pauline Henry (former lead vocalist of the Chimes) recorded a contemporary version of the track in 1995 (released as a single). Italian dance act Black Box sampled the song on their