 However, in Australia Scaggs' "We're All Alone" was issued with "Lowdown" as the flip to become a double A-side chart entry reaching #54 in the autumn of 1977, the only evident instance of the Scaggs original charting.In a 1976 interview with "Creem" magazine, Scaggs stated that Michael Jackson had cut versions of "We're All Alone" and "What Can I Say" — both from "Silk Degrees" — but if so, these tracks have never been released.The Rita Coolidge version of "We're All Alone" was featured on the album "Anytime...Anywhere" released in March 1977.