
Biggest Part of Me
Ambrosia
As of 2026-10-08, "Biggest Part of Me" by Ambrosia has charted in 1 market across 1 platform, peaking at #90 (SV) on the Rotation chart.
- Markets
- 1
- First seen
- 2026-10-08
- Latest chart date
- 2026-10-08
- Peak
- #90 sv
Momentum
This song has not appeared on a Rotation chart, so it has no score and no receipts. The rank history below is the ledger; a score is only published once the momentum run puts it on a chart.
Why it's here
The song was written by Ambrosia member David Pack and released as a single from the album One Eighty in 1980. [1] It reached number one on the Radio & Records chart and also cracked the Billboard Hot 100, Adult Contemporary, and Soul charts. [2]
In culture
Every place this record has lived. A solid chip states a fact and carries the citation that earns it; a dashed one is a connection somebody drew, and carries their name instead.
- Covered A Walk Down Abbey Roadsource
- Covered Barry Manilowsource
- Written by David Packsource
- Covered David Packsource
- Covered George Greeleysource
- Covered Juice Newton & Frankie Vallisource
- Covered Les Sablersource
- Covered Livingston Taylorsource
- Covered The Academy Singerssource
- Covered Tim Bowmansource
Across markets · earliest pickup first
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- MarketFirst seenPeak
- El Salvadorsv · deezer#90#90—
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Editions
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Identity
- ISRC
- USWB18000096
- Slug
- ambrosia__biggest-part-of-me
- Sources
- deezer
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What moved this week, and why.
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