 Reportedly the concurrent availability of both the Boz Scaggs original and the Coolidge version of "We're All Alone" at radio stations (and their versions having the same key and tempo) moved some disc jockeys to splice together the two tracks into one unofficial duet (a trend that had begun two years prior with the two concurrently released solo versions of "You Don't Bring Me Flowers"), in spite of the fact that the spliced duet version of "We're All Alone" was already receiving rave reviews by fans and DJs alike.However, unlike "You Don't Bring Me Flowers", which featured Columbia Records label mates Barbra Streisand and Neil Diamond, Skaggs and Coolidge were signed to competing record companies which, for whatever reason, declined to allow the two to remake the song as an official, separate single.Coolidge remade "We're All Alone" for her 2005 jazz release "And So Is Love"