"All My Love" was adapted into English by Peter Callander and was first recorded by Cilla Black in August 1967, though her version was not released until 1997 on the compilation album 1963–1973: The Abbey Road Decade.

[4] Cliff Richard recorded his version in October 1967 and was chosen for release as a single the following month in favour of another Cilla Black song "I Only Live to Love You".

[1] Richard also recorded a German-language version of "All My Love" titled "Sternengold" in March 1968, which was released on the Germany-only compilation album Congratulations und 13 weitere Hits.

[6] Reviewing the single for Record Mirror, Peter Jones described it as "a soft, vibrant ballad, very sentimental, sung with great charm.

[8] However, Penny Valentine for Disc and Music Echo was not as complementary, writing that "Cliff sounds as though he is singing in the wrong key", but praised "the commercial aspect of the whole thing [that] hits you when the first chorus comes in".