The album gave Carnes her first hit, with "You're a Part of Me" (solo version) peaking in 1976 at #34 on the Billboard Adult Contemporary charts.

[2] "You're a Part of Me" was released as the lead single, having originally been recorded by Susan Jacks in 1974.

Carnes' version reached number 32 on the Billboard Adult Contemporary chart in February 1976.

[3] In a positive review, Cash Box commended the "soul" in Carnes' voice, stating that "an aura of feel and sensitivity between singer and song predominates throughout".

[7] In a review of the single, Billboard likened "You're a Part of Me" to the music of Olivia Newton-John, describing it as a "pretty ballad".