 An extended remix of the 1993 version was issued as a promotional 12" single and included on the 12" single of "I'd Really Love to See You Tonight".Just seven months after Manilow's original version was released as a single, American singer Donna Summer recorded a disco version of the track and included it on her third studio album, "A Love Trilogy", and took it to number three on the US Dance chart in 1976.The song also entered the UK singles chart where it stayed for seven weeks (peak point #40)

US 7" single (Oasis OC 405) / Canada 7" single (Oasis OC 405X)

UK 7" single (GTO GT 60)

Germany 7" single (Atlantic ATL 10 775)

Netherlands 7" single (Groovy GR 1219)

France 7" single (Atlantic 10.770)

Italy 7" single (Durium DE 2873)

Produced and remixed by The Rapino Brothers, English boy band Take That released their cover version, based on Donna Summer/Giorgio Moroder's up-tempo arrangement of the track, on November 30, 1992 as the final single from their debut album "Take That & Party".