Updated October 2024
 
The Very Best Of
Amy Grant Music Video DVD An exclusive, compilation of original videos.
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1 Father's Eyes (Live On More Than Music) 1979
2 Look What Has Happened To Me (Live More Than Music) 1980
3 El Shaddai (Live Music Video) 1982
4 Emmanuel (Live) 1984
5 It's Not A Song 1984
6 Find A Way 1985
7 Fight (Live Music Video) 1985
8 Everywhere I Go (Live Music Video) 1985
9 Wise Up 1985
10 Love Of Another Kind (Live Music Video) 1986
11 Stay For Awhile 1986
12 The Next Time I Fall - Peter Cetera, Amy Grant 1986
13 1974 (Live Music Video) 1988
14 Lead Me On 1988
15 Saved By Love (Live Music Video) 1988
16 Shadows (Live Music Video) 1988
17 Wait For The Healing (Live Music Video) 1988
18 That's What Love Is For 1991
19 Baby Baby 1991
20 Every Heartbeat 1991
21 Good For Me 1991
22 Good For Me (Alt Version) 1991
23 I Will Remember You 1992
24 Lucky One 1994
25 House Of Love - Amy Grant ft. Vince Gill 1994
26 House Of Love (Classic Philly Soul Mix) - Amy Grant ft. Vince Gill 1994
27 Say You'll Be Mine 1994
28 Big Yellow Taxi 1995
29 The Things We Do For Love 1996
30 Takes A Little Time 1997
31 Grown Up Christmas List 2002
32 Simple Things 2003
33 She Colors My Day 2009
34 Better Than A Hallelujah 2010
35 To Be Together 2016
36 Say it With a Kiss (Lyric Video) 2018
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BIOGRAPHY
Although Amy Grant cannot claim to have invented the contemporary Christian music (CCM) style of gospel music, she did the most to popularize it in the 1970s and '80s before successfully crossing over to pop music in the '80s and early '90s. When it occurred, her complete crossover to pop was more a slight shift of emphasis than a major change of direction. Nevertheless, it made her a controversial figure in the Christian music community of the '80s: she was both the field's biggest star and considered something of a traitor. ~ William Ruhlmann