Hello Walls

Chart performance

Other recordings

• Ralph Emery had an answer song called "Hello Fool" in 1961, which peaked at #4 on the Country Charts. That song was Emery's only hit as a singer.
• Willie Nelson recorded it for his 1962 debut album And Then I Wrote.
• Johnny Tillotson recorded it on his 1962 album It Keeps Right On a-Hurtin'.
• Johnny Burnette recorded it on his 1962 album Johnny Burnette's Hits and Other Favorites
• Esther Phillips recorded it for Atlantic Records in 1964.
• Bing Crosby recorded it for his 1965 album Bing Crosby Sings the Great Country Hits.
• Ricky Nelson recorded it for his 1966 album Bright Lights and Country Music.
• Brook Benton recorded it for his 1966 album My Country.
• The Reverend Horton Heat recorded it for the 1996 tribute album Twisted Willie.
• Sheb Wooley, in his "Ben Colder" persona, recorded a parody about a drunk talking to the wall.

  In popular culture

• Willie Nelson's version made an appearance on NBC's Parks and Recreation when character Ron Swanson was shown to be listening to the song instead of listening to his subordinates' workplace complaints.
• "Hello Walls" makes a brief appearance in the Dale Earnhardt biopic, "3."