A Collection Of Recent Pop Hits As It Should Be

I'm a bit surprised by folks who complain about the absence of some of Amy's biggest inspirational hits from the '70s and early '80s. In case the name of the album itself wasn't clear enough, this album concerns itself only with Amy's pop hits from 1986 to today (the reason being that she released a Christian Greatest Hits compilation in 1986). The album was largely supported by her pop record label, so that's why it's a pop-oriented project (yes, Lead Me On and Saved By Love were released to pop stations too). A Christian GH project will likely appear in the future. In the meantime, Amy Grant is one of the most appealing and best-selling artists in the entire music industry. She's as much a musical powerhouse today as she was ten, fifteen, or even twenty-eight years ago when she started. She's produced a long, plentiful string of unforgettable hits, from the loud and bubbly to the soul-stirring and inspirational. A cross-section of her artistry is presented on this CD with wonderful quality.



A few radio edits and remixes are offered here on a studio album for the very first time! Why? For many people, these are the versions they know by heart. For avid fans who already have her other CDs, this gives a new addition to their collection.



The two new tracks have serious radio potential and are slowly beginning to capitalize on it, and rightfully so! They are awesome! Whether you are looking for a walk down memory lane with a restored listen to classic favorites or some brand new tunes for your collection, this album offers every single Amy Grant pop hit to date (with the exception of "Find A Way," which was featured on the last GH CD)... 18 years worth! It's an absolute must have!



And no, Amy hasn't had plastic surgery.

Amy Grant has been around longer than you think!

I always laugh when I hear people comment about Amy Grant being around 20 years? Folks, Amy's been recording since the 70's. This is a good representation of the second half of her career, but for a full view of her TRUE greatest hits, you should also buy her earlier Greatest Hits album titled "Collection."



Amy is as world wide known for her Christian music as her mainstream, and I find it a shame that people think her greatest song ever was Ever Heartbeat. Listen with your heart to Lead Me On, or to Saved By Love. And I urge you to pick up "Collection" or "Her Greatest Inspirational Songs" albums. I think you'll be surprised and touched by the range of her music over the years. Age by Age is her most standout recording in my opinion (1983). Buy it, love it, live it!



I love Amy Grant's music, and have since I was 4 years old. This album is a must for any Grant fan, but it should be on the shelf with a multitude of her other albums. (and I say albums because many of my copies are actual records! YES! RECORDS!)



Please don't pigeon-hole her to the early 90's releases. There's so much more to Amy Grant, and this recording is a good example, but not a complete one.

Excellent collection!

At one point in her career,Amy Grant converted musically,from Christian to soft rock. This great collection features HOUSE OF LOVE,a duet with her now-husband Vince Gill,THE NEXT TIME I FALL with former Chicago member Peter Cetera,which first appeared on Cetera's 1986 solo debut SOLITUDE SOLITAIRE,a cover of the 10CC classic THE THINGS WE DO FOR LOVE,a great cover of Joni Mitchell's BIG YELLOW TAXI,THAT'S WHAT LOVE IS FOR,EVERY HEARTBEAT and I WILL REMEMBER YOU. HOL was first heard in the 1994 Geena Davis-Michael Keaton MGM/UA film SPEECHLESS. In fact,the song is played during the end credits. The new tracks aren't bad.