It was backed with the song he co-wrote with Jim Dennis, "Love Can't Grow in the Shadows".
The reviewer referred to it as a dime-puller and said that the crying ballad had a great hook line with Cliff delivering it just right.
[6] The following week, it was reported by Marie Ratliff in her Country Hotline column that the song was doing well at KENR, WENO, WMC, and WKDA.
[9] As per the February 8, 1975 issue of RPM Weekly, his song "All the Love You'll Ever Need" was seeing action on Radio CJCJ in Woodstock, N. B., Canada.
[10] It was reported by Cash Box in the June 30, 1979 issue that Cliff Cochran, Randy Gurley and Mary K. Miller were three artists that were signed to the RCA label.