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Home for Christmas is the tenth studio and second Christmas album by Christian singer - songwriter Amy Grant , released on October 6, 1992 by Myrrh/ Word Records and A&M Records. It is Grant's second Christmas album (her first since 1983's A Christmas Album ) featuring traditional holiday songs and original compositions. Released after the success of Grant's 1991 album Heart in Motion , Home for Christmas performed better than Heart in Motion on the Top 200 Albums chart in Billboard magazine climbing to number two. Home for Christmas topped both the Top Christian Albums and Top Holiday Albums charts. One of the original songs "Breath of Heaven (Mary's Song)" was ranked at number 43 by CCM Magazine in their 2006 book The 100 Greatest Songs in Christian Music . The album was certified 3x platinum selling 3 million copies in the United States. In 2007, Home for Christmas was digitally remastered and reissued by Sparrow Records/EMI-Christian Music Group. Track listing 1. Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas (Ralph Blane, Hugh Martin) -2:36 2. It's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year (Edward Pola, George Wyle) -2:26 3. Joy to the World/Born Unto Us a Child Is Born (Isaac Watts, George Frideric Handel) -2:33 4. Breathe of Heaven (Mary's Song) (Amy Grant, Chris Eaton) -5:29 5. O Come All Ye Faithful (John Francis Wade) -3:01 6. Grown-Up Christmas List (David Foster, Linda Thompson; additional lyrics by Amy Grant) -5:00 7. Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree (Johnny Marks) -2:07 8. Winter Wonderland (Felix Bernard, Dick Smith) -2:17 9. I'll Be Home for Christmas (Kim Gannon, Walter Kent, Buck Ram) -3:27 10. The Night Before Christmas (Carly Simon) -3:52 11. Emmanuel, God with Us (Amy Grant, Chris Eaton, Robert Marshall) -4:56 12. Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring (instrumental) (Johann Sebastian Bach) -4:47 Production credits Brown Bannister -producer Ronn Huff -producer (tracks 2 and 3) Gold certified in 1992. Platinum certified 3x in 1997. Radio singles 1992 "Breathe of Heaven (Mary's Song)" -#1 Christian AC Previous release: Heart in Motion (1991) Next release: House of Love (1994) Watch the music video of "Grown-Up Christmas List" here:

Heart in Motion is the ninth studio album by Christian singer-songwriter Amy Grant , released on March 5, 1991 by Myrrh/Word Records and A&M Records. Unlike Grant's previous albums, Heart In Motion contains pop songs mingled with Christian values (with the exception of "Hope Set High" and "Ask Me"). The album features Grant's biggest worldwide hit, "Baby Baby" and was certified 5× platinum in the United States, selling over five million copies. In addition to Grant's long-time producer Brown Bannister, Michael Omartian and Keith Thomas also produced, making this the first time that Grant has worked with outside producers other than Bannister. With Grant's first solo number one hit "Baby Baby" (her second overall and her first since 1986's "The Next Time I Fall" with Peter Cetera), other hits followed like "Every Heartbeat" and "That What Love is For." The album climbed to number 10 on the Top 200 Albums and number 1 on the Top Christian Albums charts in Billboard magazine. The album was listed at number 30 from CCM Magazine 's 2001 book The 100 Greatest Albums in Christian Music, making it the best-selling Christian album ever released. Grant was nominated for 4 Grammy Awards for Album of the Year for Heart in Motion and "Baby Baby" was nominated for Best Pop Vocal Performance, Female, Song of the Year and Record of the Year losing in all categories. At the 23rd GMA Dove Awards, Grant was named Artist of the Year for the fourth time. In 2007, Heart in Motion  was digitally remastered and reissued by Sparrow Records/EMI-Christian Music Group. Track listing 1. Good for Me (Amy Grant, Wayne Kirkpatrick, Tom Snow, Jay Gruska) -3:59 2. Baby Baby (Amy Grant, Keith Thomas) -3:57 3. Every Heartbeat (Amy Grant, Wayne Kirkpatrick, Charlie Peacock) -3:32 4. That's What Love is For (Amy Grant, Michael Omartian, Mark Mueller) -4:17 5. Ask Me (Amy Grant, Tom Hemby) -3:51 6. Galileo (Amy Grant, Michael Omartian, Gardner Cole, Mimi Verner) -4:19 7. You're Not Alone (Simon Climie, Rob Fisher, Dennis Morgan) -3:49 8. Hats (Amy Grant, Chris Eaton) -4:09 9. I Will Remember You (Amy Grant, Gary Chapman, Keith Thomas) -5:00 10. How Can We See That Far (Amy Grant, Tom Hemby) -4:26 11. Hope Set High (Amy Grant) -2:48 Production credits Brown Bannister -producer (tracks 3, 7, 8 and 10) Michael Omartian -producer (tracks 4-6, 9, 11) Keith Thomas -producer (tracks 1 and 2) In 2021, Grant re-released Heart in Motion for its 30 anniversary with the original 11 songs remastered in one disc and the second disc featuring demos, outtakes, and remixes and was released by Amy Grant Productions, with distribution by Capitol Christian Music Group. Track listing on the 30th Anniversary Edition on disc two 1. Don't Ever Want to Lose It (Wind in the Fire) (Amy Grant, Wayne Kirkpatrick, Reed Arvin) -3:24 2. Stand by Me (Amy Grant, Chris Eaton) -3:31 3. "Heart in Motion" Medley: Baby Baby (7" Heart in Motion Mix)/Good for Me (7" So Good Mix)/I Will Remember You (Rhythm Mix)/That's What Love is For/Every Heartbeat (Steve Bisher Edit)/Baby Baby (7" Heart in Motion Mix) (reprise) -6:06 4. Good for Me (demo) -4:02 5. Baby Baby (7" Heart in Motion Mix) -3:51 6. Every Heartbeat (Steve Bisher Edit) -3:35 7. That's What Love Is For (demo) -3:53 8. Ask Me (7" Mix) -4:02 9. Baby Baby (12" Heart in Motion Mix) -6:06 10. Galileo (Rough Mix) -4:13 11. I Will Remember You (Rhythm Mix) -5:01 12. Good for Me (12" So Good Mix) -6:01 13. Every Heartbeat (Heart and Soul Edit) -3:48 14. Day and Night (Amy Grant, Michael Omartian) -3:50 15. Baby Baby (7" No Getting Over You Mix) -4:01 16. Good for Me (12" mix) -5:44 Gold certified in 1991. Platinum certified 5x in 1997. Accolades Dove Award -Artist of the Year Radio singles 1991 "Baby Baby" -#1 Billboard Hot 100, #1 Billboard AC, #23 Billboard Dance Club Songs, #13 Christian CHR 1991 "Every Heartbeat" -#2 Billboard Hot 100, #2 Billboard AC, #2 Christian CHR, #17 Christian AC 1991 "That What Love is For" -#7 Billboard Hot 100, #1 Billboard AC, #1 Christian CHR, #3 Christian AC 1991 "Hope Set High" -#3 Christian CHR, #1 Christian AC 1992 "Good for Me" -#8 Billboard Hot 100, #4 Billboard AC 1992 "Ask Me" -#3 Christian CHR, #1 Christian AC 1992 "I Will Remember You" -#20 Billboard Hot 100, #2 Billboard AC, #4 Christian CHR, #17 Christian AC Previous release: Lead Me On (1988) Next release: Home for Christmas (1992) Watch the playlist of music videos from Heart in Motion here:

The Collection is an official compilation album by Christian singer - songwriter Amy Grant , released on July 22, 1986 by Myrrh/Word Records and A&M Records. Released one year after the successful release of Grant's first mainstream album Unguarded . The Collection contains two new songs: "Stay for Awhile," which was released as a single on both Christian and mainstream AC radio stations along with a music video that won a Dove Award for Short Form Music Video of the Year, and "Love Can Do." The Collection was originally released in two different versions: a cassette version and an LP version. The LP version was directed to her newer fans, who knew her primarily for her Top 40 pop hit "Find a Away." The cassette version was directed to her older fans, who knew her for her Christian work as well as her secular work. The LP version contained ten tracks, and the cassette version contained fifteen tracks. In 1990, The Collection was re-released on CD with the 15 tracks featured on the cassette version, and two additional tracks, "Too Late" and "I'm Gonna Fly," both from In Concert, Volume 2 . Songs from Amy Grant and In Concert are not represented on this album. That same year, Grant collaborated with former Chicago lead singer Peter Cetera on the single "The Next Time I Fall" (from Cetera's solo album Solitude/Solitaire) and went to number one on both the Billboard Hot 100 and AC charts, giving Grant her first number one hit. The Collection topped the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart and would make its year-end charts Top 10 for the next four years from 1987 to 1990, taking the number one album of 1988. It also peaked at number 66 on the Billboard 200 Albums chart and went platinum in 1989. In 2007, the album was digitally remastered and reissued by Sparrow Records/EMI-Christian Music Group. Track listing on the CD version 1. Stay for Awhile (Amy Grant, Michael W. Smith, Wayne Kirkpatrick) (new recording) -5:37 2. Love Can Do (Amy Grant, Michael W. Smith, Wayne Kirkpatrick) (new recording) -4:22 3. Find a Way (Amy Grant, Michael W. Smith) (from Unguarded ) -3:27 4. Everywhere I Go (Mary Lee Kortes) (from Unguarded ) -4:10 5. Angels (Amy Grant, Michael W. Smith, Brown Bannister, Gary Chapman) (from Straight Ahead ) -4:10 6. Thy Word (Amy Grant, Michael W. Smith) (from Straight Ahead ) -3:19 7. Emmanuel (Amy Grant, Michael W. Smith) (from A Christmas Album ) -3:07 8. Where Do You Hide Your Heart (Amy Grant, Michael W. Smith) (from Straight Ahead ) -3:55 9. Sing Your Praise to the Lord (Rich Mullins) (from Age to Age ) -3:17 10. In a Little While (Amy Grant, Gary Chapman, Brown Bannister, Shane Keister) (from Age to Age ) -4:22 11. El Shaddai (Michael Card, John Thompson) (from Age to Age ) -4:06 12. I Have Decided (Michael Card) (from Age to Age ) -3:16 13. Too Late (Amy Grant, Gary Chapman, Chris Christian) (from In Concert Volume 2 ) -4:24 14. I'm Gonna Fly (Amy Grant) (from In Concert Volume 2 ) -4:23 15. All I Ever Have To Be (Gary Chapman) (from Never Alone ) -2:38 16. Father's Eyes (Gary Chapman) (from My Father's Eyes ) -4:05 17. Ageless Medley (from the single EP Ageless Medley ) -6:10 Old Man's Rubble (Brown Bannister) Too Late (Amy Grant, Chris Christian, Brown Bannister) Walking Away With You (Amy Grant, Gary Chapman, Chris Christian) El Shaddai (Michael Card, John Thompson) I'm Gonna Fly (Amy Grant) Father's Eyes (Gary Chapman) Sing Your Praise to the Lord (Rich Mullins) I Have Decided (Michael Card) Gold certified in 1987. Platinum certified in 1989. Production credits Brown Bannister -producer (all tracks) John Potoker -co-producer (tracks 1 and 2) Accolades Dove Award -Short Form Music Video of the Year ("Stay for Awhile") Radio singles 1986 "Stay for Awhile" -#18 Billboard AC, #1 Christian CHR, #2 Christian AC 1986 -1987 "Love Can Do" -#6 Christian CHR Previous release: Unguarded (1985) Next release: Lead Me On (1988) Watch the music video of "Stay for Awhile" here:

Unguarded is the seventh studio album by Christian singer - songwriter Amy Grant , released on May 15, 1985 by Myrrh/Word Records for the Christian bookstores and A&M Records for the mainstream retail market. This was Grant's first attempt to go mainstream with this album but has scaled back the religious content of her previous albums Age to Age and Straight Ahead , which also caused some controversy within the Christian music community. Conservatives have accused Grant of crossing over into the mainstream pop market and selling out her faith for fame. The first single, "Find a Way," became Grant's first Top 30 hit climbing to number 29 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. The song featured a music video that was played heavily on MTV and VH1, the first music video directed by television director and producer Thomas Schlamme. Follow-up singles, "Everywhere I Go" and "Wise Up," were hits on the Christian radio charts. Other songs have been given some media exposure, like the intro part of the song "Fight" has been used on the sports channel ESPN and "Who to Listen To" was used in an episode of the NBC television series Miami Vice (Season 2, episode 4 "The Dutch Oven"). The song "Wise Up" was given a remix treatment and appeared in the 1989 Myrrh Record compilation remix album Adventures in the Land of Big Beats & Happy Feets . While Unguarded went to number-one on the Top Christian Albums, the album climbed to number 35 on the Billboard Top 200 Albums chart and would eventually go Platinum selling over a million copies. Grant won her fourth Grammy in a row for Best Gospel Performance, Female for the album. At the 17th GMA Dove Awards, Grant was nominated in four categories, the most nominations at the time for Grant, for Pop/Contemporary Album of the Year, Female Vocalist of the Year, "Find a Way" for Song of the Year and Artist of the Year. Even though Grant was on tour and unable to attend the ceremony, she won the Artist of the Year Dove Award. The album cover, or covers, won the Recorded Music Packaging Dove Award, given to Mark Tucker for photography and Kent Hunter for art direction and design. To further heighten Grant's visual appeal, A&M released Unguarded with four different covers, respectively labeled W, O, R and D. When the album was issued on compact disc, the 'D' variation became the standard version for the cover. This would be the final album recorded at Caribou Ranch Studios in Nederland, Colorado before the studio was damaged by fire. In 2007, Unguarded was digitally remastered and reissued by Sparrow Records/EMI-Christian Music Group. Track listing 1. Love of Another Kind (Amy Grant, Michael W. Smith, Wayne Kirkpatrick, Rich Mullins) -3:22 2. Find a Way (Amy Grant, Michael W. Smith) -3:28 3. Everywhere I Go (Mary Lee Kortes) -4:12 4. I Love You (Amy Grant, Dann Huff, Michael W. Smith) -4:25 5. Stepping in Your Shoes (Amy Grant, Chris Eaton) -4:37 6. Fight (Amy Grant, Gary Chapman, Dann Huff) -4:42 7. Wise Up (Wayne Kirkpatrick, Billy Simon) -3:51 8. Who To Listen To (Gary Chapman, Tim Marsh, Mark Wright) -4:22 9. Sharayah (Amy Grant, Chris Eaton) -4:53 10. The Prodigal (I'll Be Waiting) (Amy Grant, Gary Chapman, Robbie Buchanan) -5:10 On October 16, 2020, in celebration of the album's 35th anniversary, it was reissued on a limited edition white vinyl, with the original 10-song album along with a bonus LP of live tracks and audio commentary from Grant, with an alternate album cover featuring all four of the W-O-R-D album covers. This version was later released digitally on October 30th, for streaming services only. Track listing on the 35th Anniversary Edition bonus vinyl and digital 1. Love of Another Kind (live) -4:22 2. Find a Way (live) -4:57 3. Wise Up (live) -4:59 4. Fight (live) -5:10 5. All the Burners (commentary) -1:54 6. Caribou (commentary) -2:19 7. Chip Up (commentary) -1:56 8. There's a Time to Dance (commentary) -1:42 9. Giant Figure-Eight (commentary) -3:20 Gold certified in 1985. Platinum certified in 1986. Accolades Grammy Award - Best Gospel Performance, Female ( Unguarded ) Dove Award - Artist of the Year Radio singles 1985 "Find a Way" -#29 Billboard Hot 100, #7 Billboard AC, #1 Christian CHR, #2 Christian AC 1985 "Everywhere I Go" -#28 Billboard AC, #4 Christian CHR, #2 Christian AC 1985 "Wise Up" -#66 Billboard Hot 100, #34 Billboard AC, #2 Christian CHR, #19 Christian AC 1986 "The Prodigal (I'll Be Waiting)" -#31 Christian AC 1986 "Sharayah" -#2 Christian CHR, #6 Christian AC 1986 "Love of Another Kind" -#12 Christian CHR Previous release: Straight Ahead (1984) Next release: The Collection (1986) Watch the music video of "Find a Way" here: Watch the music video of "Wise Up" here:

Straight Ahead is the sixth studio album by Christian singer - songwriter Amy Grant , released January 17, 1984 by Myrrh/Word Records. The album was produced by Brown Bannister. Straight Ahead was the follow-up to Grant's ground-breaking 1982 album Age to Age . Containing songs that were more aggressive than the ones found on Age to Age , Straight Ahead topped the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart for 61 weeks, knocking Petra 's Not Of This World for one week, which in turn knocked out Grant's Age to Age after 82 weeks. The first single "Angels" was a number-one Christian radio hit for 13 weeks and won Grant her third Grammy award for Best Gospel Performance, Female. The second single "Thy Word," based on Psalm 119:105, was ranked at number 30 in CCM Magazine 's 2006 book The 100 Greatest Songs in Christian Music. Straight Ahead was the first Christian album to chart on the Billboard Top 200 Albums chart. A&M Records reissued it in 1985, just as Grant was appearing at the Grammy Awards performing "Angels." The album peaked at number 133 and was certified Gold in 1985. That same year, Grant won a Dove Award for Pop/ Contemporary Album of the Year at the 16th GMA Dove Awards. In 2007, Straight Ahead was digitally remastered and reissued by Sparrow Records/EMI-Christian Music Group. Track listing 1. Where Do You Hide Your Heart (Amy Grant, Michael W. Smith) -3:57 2. Jehovah (Geoffrey P. Thurman) -5:57 3. Angels (Amy Grant, Gary Chapman, Brown Bannister, Michael W. Smith) -4:10 4. Straight Ahead (Amy Grant, Gary Chapman, Michael W. Smith) -3:47 5. Thy Word (Amy Grant, Michael W. Smith) -3:19 6. It's Not a Song (Robbie Buchanan, Gary Chapman) -3:27 7. Open Arms (Amy Grant, Gary Chapman, Bruce Hibbard) -3:22 8. Doubly Good to You (Rich Mullins) -3:12 9. Tomorrow (Amy Grant, Gary Chapman, Bruce Hibbard) -3:24 10. The Now and the Not Yet (Pam Mark Hall) -3:36 Gold certified in 1985. Accolades Grammy Award - Best Gospel Performance, Female ("Angels) Dove Award - Pop/Contemporary Album of the Year ( Straight Ahead ) Radio singles 1984 "Angels" -#1 for 13 weeks Christian AC/CHR 1984 "Thy Word" -#4 Christian AC/CHR 1984 "Jehovah" -#2 Christian AC/CHR 1984 -1985 "The Now and the Not Yet" -#20 Christian AC/CHR Previous release: A Christmas Album (1983) Next release: Unguarded (1985) Watch the music video of "Angels" here: Watch the music video of "It's Not a Song" here:

A Christmas Album is the fifth studio and first Christmas album by Christian singer - songwriter Amy Grant , released on September 27, 1983 by Myrrh/Word Records. The album was produced by Brown Bannister. The album was recorded at nine studios, including Caribou Ranch Studios in Colorado, in mid-1983 and was released later that same year. It was issued on the heels of Grant's immensely successful 1982 album Age to Age . Primarily for the audiences she attracted with Age to Age , A Christmas Album features well-known sacred and secular standards alongside original songs, and tracks from this album continue to receive airplay to this day during the holiday season on both secular and Christian radio stations. A Christmas Album peaked inside the Top Ten of the Top Christian Albums chart at number 9 and in 1991 peaked at number 5 on the Top Holiday Albums chart in Billboard magazine. It spawned a Top 20 Christian radio single with the Michael W. Smith -penned "Emmanuel." The album would eventually be certified Gold in 1985, and Platinum in 1989. It would be the only Christmas album to be one of the 100 Greatest Albums in Christian Music by CCM Magazine , ranking at number 40. In 2007, the album was digitally remastered and reissued by Sparrow Records/ EMI-Christian Music Group. Track listing 1. Tennessee Christmas (Amy Grant, Gary Chapman) -4:33 2. Hark! The Herald Angels Sing (William H. Cummings, Felix Mendelssohn, Charles Wesley) -2:53 3. Preiset Dem Konig! (Praise the King!) (instrumental) (Shane Keister) -1:39 4. Emmanuel (Michael W. Smith) -2:54 5. Little Town (Words by Phillip Brooks, Music by Chris Eaton) -2:47 6. Christmas Hymn (Amy Grant, Michael W. Smith) -2:32 7. Love Has Come (Amy Grant, Michael W. Smith, Shane Keister) -4:02 8. Sleigh Ride (Leroy Anderson, Mitchell Parish) -3:35 9. The Christmas Song (Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire) (Mel Tormé, Robert Wells) -3:45 10. Heirlooms (Amy Grant, Bob Farrell, Brown Bannister) -3:42 11. A Mighty Fortress/Angels We Have Heard on High (Traditional/Edward S. Barnes) -5:00 Gold certified in 1985. Platinum certified in 1989. Radio singles 1984 "Emmanuel" -#20 Christian AC/CHR Previous release: Ageless Medley EP (1983) Next release: Straight Ahead (1984)

Ageless Medley is an extended play by Christian singer-songwriter Amy Grant , released on March 7, 1983 by Myrrh/Word Records. After the success of Age to Age the previous year, Ageless Medley was originally released as a double-sided 7" vinyl record and audio cassette tape EP single. Even though it was designed as purely a promotional tool, it reached the Top Five on the Christian radio charts and won Grant her second Grammy award for Best Gospel Performance, Female. It was one of the first commercially available Christian retail single records. The song is included in the 1986 compilation album The Collection . Track listing Both sides of the 7" inch LP and audio cassette Ageless Medley: "Old Man's Rubble" (Brown Bannister) "Too Late" (Amy Grant, Brown Bannister, Chris Christian) "Walking Away with You" (Amy Grant, Gary Chapman, Chris Christian) "El Shaddai" (Michael Card, John Thompson) "I'm Gonna Fly" (Amy Grant) "Father's Eyes" (Gary Chapman) "Sing Your Praise to the Lord" (Rich Mullins) "I Have Decided" (Michael Card) Total running time: 6:10 Accolades Grammy Award - Best Gospel Performance, Female ("Ageless Medley") Radio singles 1983 "Ageless Medley" - #3 Christian AC/CHR Previous release: Age to Age (1982) Next release: A Christmas Album (1983)

Age to Age is the fourth studio album by Christian singer - songwriter Amy Grant , released on April 12, 1982 by Myrrh/Word Records. Age to Age is considered a breakthrough album and earning some recognition within the CCM community as it ushered her into stardom, and also contributed to the creation of the mold for the modern Contemporary Christian music star. The hit success of the album's first two singles, "Sing Your Praise to the Lord," featuring a piano intro based on Johann Sebastian Bach's "Fugue No. 2 in C Minor" from The Well-Tempered Clavier , Book 1, and "El Shaddai," saw its sales take off, selling well over a million copies. It became the first Christian music album by a solo artist to be certified gold in 1983, and the first ever platinum Christian music album in 1985. It was also the beginning of Grant's years recording at the famous Caribou Ranch Studios in Colorado with Brown Bannister producing. The album is ranked at number 92 from CCM Magazine 's 2001 book The 100 Greatest Albums in Christian Music with two of the tracks ranking in the 2006 book The 100 Greatest Songs in Christian Music : "El Shaddai" written by Michael Card and John Thompson at number 5 and would win a Dove Award for Song of the Year given to Card and Thompson and "Sing Your Praise to the Lord" written by Rich Mullins (originally recorded by Mullins' band Zion on their 1981 album Behold the Man ) at number 34 . Age to Age would top Billboard magazine's Top Christian Albums chart for well over a year throughout 1983 and into early 1984. Grant also released the concert video on VHS In Concert: Age to Age Tour in 1984 featuring songs from Age to Age as well as early favorites. Band members include Michael W. Smith on the piano and Grant's first husband Gary Chapman on guitar. In 2007, the album was digitally remastered and reissued by Sparrow Records/EMI-Christian Music Group. Track listing 1. In a Little While (Amy Grant, Gary Chapman, Brown Bannister, Shane Keister) -4:20 2. I Have Decided (Michael Card) -3:13 3. I Love a Lonely Day (Gary Chapman, Michael W. Smith) -4:03 4. Don't Run Away (Amy Grant, Gary Chapman) -3:33 5. Fat Baby (Steve Millikan, Rod Robison) -2:09 6. Sing Your Praise to the Lord (Rich Mullins) -3:12 7. El Shaddai (Michael Card, John Thompson) -4:05 8. Raining on the Inside (Amy Grant, Kathy Troccoli) -4:10 9. Got to Let It Go (Amy Grant, Gary Chapman, Michael W. Smith, Shane Keister, Brown Bannister) -4:00 10. Arms of Love (Amy Grant, Gary Chapman, Michael W. Smith) -3:10 Gold certified in 1983. Platinum certified in 1985. Accolades Grammy Award -Best Gospel Performance, Contemporary ( Age to Age ) Dove Award -Artist of the Year Pop/Contemporary Album of the Year ( Age to Age ) Radio singles 1982 "Sing Your Praise to the Lord" - #1 Christian AC/CHR for 15 weeks 1982 "El Shaddai" - #2 Christian AC/CHR 1982 "In a Little While" -#5 Christian AC/CHR Previous release: In Concert Volume 2 (1981) Next release: Ageless Medley EP (1983) Watch In Concert: Age to Age Tour here: Watch the music video of "Don't Run Away" here:

Never Alone is the third studio album by Christian singer - songwriter Amy Grant , released on June 4, 1980 by Myrrh/Word Records. The album was produced by Brown Bannister. By this point in her life, Grant had entered her second year at Furman University and developed a budding relationship with studio songwriter and future first husband Gary Chapman . The two songs from the album that they co-wrote obscurely describe their on-again, off-again dating relationship. Although Never Alone was not as popular as its predecessor, the 1979 album My Father's Eyes , it still managed to score a Top 10 Christian hit in "Look What Has Happened to Me." Never Alone , along with her previous albums Amy Grant and My Father's Eyes , appeared on Billboard magazine's Top Inspirational Albums chart and topped it there, giving Grant back to back number one albums. In 1981, Grant earned her second Grammy nomination for Best Gospel Performance, Contemporary and was nominated for two Dove Awards for Female Vocalist of the Year and Pop/ Contemporary Album of the Year. In 2007, the album was digitally remastered and reissued by Sparrow Records/EMI-Christian Music Group. Track listing 1. Look What Has Happened to Me (Brown Bannister, Gary Chapman) -3:15 2. So Glad (Amy Grant, Brown Bannister, Chris Christian) -4:43 3. Walking Away with You (Amy Grant, Gary Chapman, Chris Christian) -4:25 4. Family (Amy Grant) -2:44 5. Don't Give Up on Me (Amy Grant, Gary Chapman, Brown Bannister) -3:59 6. That's the Day (Bruce Hibbard, Hadley Hockensmith, Kelly Willard) -3:43 7. If I Have to Die (Amy Grant) -3:48 8. All I Ever Have to Be (Gary Chapman) -2:36 9. It's a Miracle (Gary Chapman, Chris Christian) -2:45 10. Too Late (Amy Grant, Brown Bannister, Chris Christian) -3:14 11. First Love (Dawn Rodgers) -2:50 12. Say Once More (Brian Carr, Gwen Moore) -2:27 Radio singles 1980 "Look What Has Happened to Me" - #3 Christian AC/CHR Previous release: My Father's Eyes (1979) Next release: In Concert (1981)

My Father's Eyes is the second studio album by a then-teenage Christian singer - songwriter Amy Grant , released on April 20, 1979 by Myrrh/Word Records. My Father's Eyes was a turning point in Grant's career. It gave Grant her first Christian hit in the title track, as well as the follow-up single "Faith Walkin' People." Starting with this album and its subsequent releases, Grant would collaborate with Brown Bannister as her producer throughout the 1980s. Grant and Bannister both wrote and recorded a duet on the song "There Will Never Be Another." The album was certified gold in 1987 by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) and in 1980 was nominated for the Grammy Award for Best Gospel Performance, Contemporary. That same year, Grant was nominated for Female Vocalist of the Year and Pop/Contemporary Album of the Year at the 11th GMA Dove Awards. Songwriter and future first husband Gary Chapman was nominated for the top prize of Song of the Year for "Father's Eyes" in 1981. My Father's Eyes appeared on the Billboard Top Inspirational Albums chart (later renamed Top Christian Albums) in 1980 and gave Grant her first number one album. In 2007, the album was digitally remastered and reissued by Sparrow Records/EMI-Christian Music Group. Track listing 1. Father's Eyes (Gary Chapman) -4:03 2. Faith Walkin' People (Amy Grant, Brown Bannister) -3:26 3. Always The Winner (Amy Grant) -3:28 4. Never Give You Up (Amy Grant, Brown Bannister, Marie Tomlinson) -3:20 5. Bridegroom (Marty McCall, Meggan Moorehead) -2:48 6. Lay Down (The Burden Of Your Heart) (Jesse Winchester) -2:44 7. You Were There (Stephanie Boosadah, David Stearman) -2:29 8. O Sacred Head (Paul Gerhardt, James Waddel Alexander, Hans Leo Hassler) -2:04 9. All That I Need Is You (Amy Grant) -3:30 10. Fairytale (Amy Grant, Brown Bannister) -3:11 11. Giggle (Amy Grant) -2:59 12. There Will Never Be Another (with Brown Bannister) (Amy Grant, Brown Bannister) -3:37 13. Keep it On Going (Amy Grant) -1:04 Gold certified in 1987. Radio singles 1979 "Father's Eyes" - #3 Christian AC/CHR 1979 "Faith Walkin' People" - #10 Christian AC/CHR Previous release: Amy Grant (1977) Next release: Never Alone (1980)

Amy Grant is the debut studio album by a then-teenage Christian singer Amy Grant , released in 1977 on Myrrh/Word Records. The album cover on the left is the original 1977 rare cover when it was first released. The album cover on the right is the re-issue cover that is well known and used presently. Produced by Chris Christian, Grant wrote six of the album's 13 tracks by herself and co-wrote the track "On and On" with her future producer Brown Bannister. "What a Difference You've Made" would later be covered by country pop singer Ronnie Milsap in late 1977 as "What a Difference You've Made in My Life" and topped the Country chart in early 1978. In 1980, Amy Grant , along with My Father's Eyes and Never Alone , first appeared on Billboard 's Top Inspirational Albums chart (later renamed Top Christian Albums) and by 1981, the album peaked at number 6. In 2007, the album was digitally remastered and reissued by Sparrow Records/EMI-Christian Music Group. Track listings 1. Beautiful Music (Lanier Ferguson) - 3:10 2. Mountain Top (Brown Bannister) - 3:39 3. Psalm 104 (words from the North American Standard Bible, music by Willis Farris) -3:27 4. Old Man's Rubble (Brown Bannister) - 2:57 5. Brand New Start (Amy Grant) - 2:53 6. Grape, Grape Joy (Amy Grant) - 1:11 7. Walking In The Light (Amy Grant) - 1:38 8. What A Difference You've Made (Archie Jordan) -3:26 9. Father (Amy Grant) -3:55 10. I Know Better Now (Amy Grant) -2:49 11. The Lord Has A Will (Mike Hudson, Barbara Hudson) - 2:38 12. On And On (Amy Grant, Brown Bannister) - 3:20 13. He Gave Me A New Song (Amy Grant) - 1:22 Radio singles 1978 "Old Man's Rubble" - #2 Christian AC/CHR 1978 "What A Difference You've Made" - #5 Christian AC/CHR 1978 "Beautiful Music" - #10 Christian AC/CHR Next release: My Father's Eyes (1979)

In Concert is a live album by Christian singer - songwriter Amy Grant , released on May 19, 1981 by Myrrh/Word Records. The live album was produced by Brown Bannister. It was originally intended as a double live album, but budget problems caused the live sets to be released separately with the other being In Concert Volume 2 to be released later in the year. In Concert featured two new songs: "Mimi's House" and "Singing a Love Song" with the latter released as a Top 10 Christian radio single. The band features members of the Christian rock duo DeGarmo & Key with Eddie DeGarmo on the keyboards and Dana Key on electric guitar and vocals. The album was recorded live at the Mabee Center in Tulsa, Oklahoma and at the Lloyd Noble Center at the University of Oklahoma in Norman. In Concert topped the Billboard Top Inspirational Albums chart and was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Gospel Performance, Contemporary and was nominated for two Dove Awards for Female Vocalist of the Year and Pop/Contemporary Album of the Year in 1982. In 2007, the live album was digitally remastered and reissued by Sparrow Records/EMI-Christian Music Group. Track listing 1. Beautiful Music (Lanier Ferguson) -2:19 2. Giggle (Amy Grant) -1:20 3. Old Man's Rubble (Brown Bannister) -2:34 4. Never Give You Up (Amy Grant, Brown Bannister, Marie Tomlinson) -4:15 5. Mimi's House (Amy Grant) -2:51 6. Father's Eyes (Gary Chapman) -4:34 7. Faith Walkin' People (Amy Grant, Brown Bannister) -3:35 8. Walking Away with You (Amy Grant, Gary Chapman, Chris Christian) -4:29 9. Mountain Top (Brown Bannister) -4:07 10. All I Ever Have To Be (Gary Chapman) -4:37 11. Singing a Love Song (Jim Weber) -3:52 12. Don't Give Up on Me (Amy Grant, Gary Chapman, Brown Bannister) -4:37 Radio singles 1981 "Singing a Love Song" - #5 Christian CHR, #13 Christian AC Previous release: Never Alone (1980) Next release: In Concert Volume 2 (1981)