 Frankie Valli had a single version from his "Valli" LP which reached #78 U.S. in August 1976 (#74 Cash Box, #27 Adult Contemporary; Canada #73 Pop, #36 AC).The Walker Brothers - one of Scaggs' formative influences - cut "We're All Alone" for their "Lines" album; the track had an October 1976 single release in the UK where the Frankie Valli version had a single release that July; the Walker Brothers' version did reach #22 in the Netherlands in August 1977 a month before the Rita Coolidge version reached the Dutch charts.In March 1977, the version by the Three Degrees - recorded for the album "Standing Up For Love" - was a UK single release meaning that the Rita Coolidge version of "We're All Alone" which reached UK #6 that summer was the fourth UK single release to feature the song as an A-side.