Amy Grant Music Video DVD An exclusive, compilation of original videos.
Widescreen Entertainment!
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1 It's Not A Song
2 Stay For A While
3 Lead Me On
4 The Next Time I Fall - Peter Cetera with Amy Grant
5 That's What Love Is For
6 Baby, Baby
7 Every Heartbeat
8 I Will Remember You
9 Good For Me
10 Grown Up Christmas List
11 Lucky One
12 House Of Love
13 Big Yellow Taxi
14 Takes A Little Time
15 Simple Things
16 She Colors My Day
17 Better Than A Hallelujah
18 To Be Together
19 Say it With a Kiss
Special Edits & Live Performances 
20 Father's Eyes
21 In A Little While  (Live Analogue)
22 Don't Try So Hard (Live)
23 Thy Word (Live)
24 El Shaddai - Sandi Patty & Amy Grant (Live)
25 Saved By Love (live)
26 Sing Your Praise To The Lord (Live)
27 Stay For Awhile (Mixshow Edit) - Amy Grant ft Tony Moran
28 That's What Love Is For (Radio Edit) - Amy Grant ft Chris Cox
29 Baby Baby (Radio Edit) - Amy Grant ft Dave Audé
30 Every Heartbeat (Radio Edit) - Amy Grant ft Moto Blanco
31 Better Than A Hallelujah (Radio Edit) - Amy Grant ft Mark Picchiotti
2 Hours runtime
 
This is a continuous play DVD giving you uninterrupted entertainment.
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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