The List of Amy Grant Albums in Order of Release

 

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The discography of American singer Amy Grant has released 20 studio albums (including 5 Christmas albums), 11 compilation albums, 4 live albums, and 84 singles.

 

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Here is the list of Amy Grant Album in Order of Release Date:

1. Amy Grant — February 3, 1977
2. My Father’s Eyes — April 20, 1979
3. Never Alone —  1980
4. Age to Age — 1982
5. A Christmas Album — September 27, 1983
6. Straight Ahead — 1984
7. Unguarded — May 13, 1985
8. The Animals’ Christmas with Art Garfunkel — 1986
9. Lead Me On — June 20, 1988
10. Heart in Motion — March 5, 1991
11. Home for Christmas — October 6, 1992
12. House of Love — August 23, 1994
13. Behind the Eyes — September 9, 1997
14. A Christmas to Remember — October 19, 1999
15. Legacy… Hymns and Faith — May 2, 2002
16. Simple Things — August 19, 2003
17. Rock of Ages… Hymns and Faith — May 3, 2005
18. Somewhere Down the Road — March 30, 2010
19. How Mercy Looks from Here — May 14, 2013
20. Tennessee Christmas — October 21, 2016

 

All Amy Grant Albums List in Order

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1. Amy Grant (1977)

Track

1. Beautiful Music
2. Mountain Top
3. Psalm 104
4. Old Man’s Rubble
5. Brand New Start
6. Grape, Grape Joy
7. Walking in the Light
8. What a Difference You’ve Made
9. Father
10. I Know Better Now
11. The Lord Has a Will
12. On and On
13. He Gave Me a New Song

“Amy Grant,” the debut studio album by the young Christian singer Amy Grant, marked her entry into the music scene in 1977 under Myrrh Records. This inaugural release showcased Grant’s budding talent, and three tracks from the album, including “Old Man’s Rubble,” “Beautiful Music,” and “What a Difference You’ve Made,” achieved Top Ten rankings in Christian radio airplay. Notably, “What a Difference You’ve Made” would later gain widespread recognition through country singer Ronnie Milsap’s rendition as “What a Difference You’ve Made in My Life,” solidifying Amy Grant’s early impact on both Christian and mainstream music audiences.

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2. My Father’s Eyes (1979)

Track

1. Father’s Eyes
2. Faith Walkin’ People
3. Always the Winner
4. Never Give You Up
5. “Bridegroom
6. Lay Down (The Burden of Your Heart)
7. You Were There
8. O Sacred Head
9. All That I Need Is You
10. Fairytale
11. Giggle
12. There Will Never Be Another
13. Keep It on Going

“My Father’s Eyes” stands as a pivotal moment in the early career of teenage Christian singer-songwriter Amy Grant. Released in 1979 under Myrrh Records, the album marked a turning point, delivering her inaugural Christian chart-topper with the title track, and another success with the Top Ten Christian hit “Faith Walkin’ People.” This milestone work earned a gold certification in 1987 and a Grammy Award nomination for Best Gospel Performance, Contemporary. In 2007, consistent with her other albums, “My Father’s Eyes” received a reissue under Sparrow Records, Grant’s contemporary label, ensuring the enduring legacy of this influential musical endeavor.

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3. Never Alone (1980)

Track

1. Look What Has Happened to Me
2. So Glad
3. Walking Away with You
4. Family
5. Don’t Give Up on Me
6. That’s the Day
7. If I Have to Die
8. All I Ever Have to Be
9. It’s a Miracle
10. Too Late
11. First Love
12. Say Once More

“Never Alone,” Amy Grant’s third studio album, made its debut in 1980 under Myrrh Records. During this period, Grant was pursuing her education at Furman University and navigating a complex romantic relationship with Gary Chapman, a studio songwriter who would later become her husband. The album featured three co-written tracks that subtly mirrored their on-again, off-again love story. While “Never Alone” didn’t reach the same heights as her 1979 release, “My Father’s Eyes,” it did yield a Top Ten Christian hit with “Look What Has Happened to Me.” Interestingly, the album was excluded from Grant’s 2007 digital box set, “The Storyteller Collection,” possibly underscoring its relatively lower popularity compared to her other works.

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4. Age to Age (1982)

Track

1. In a Little While
2. I Have Decided
3. I Love a Lonely Day
4. Don’t Run Away
5. Fat Baby
6. Sing Your Praise to the Lord
7. El Shaddai
8. Raining on the Inside
9. Got to Let It Go
10. Arms of Love

Amy Grant’s fourth studio album, ‘Age to Age,’ released in 1982 on Myrrh Records, marked a pivotal moment in Contemporary Christian music. This breakthrough album catapulted Grant to stardom and set the template for future Christian music stars. Featuring chart-toppers like ‘Sing Your Praise to the Lord’ and ‘El Shaddai,’ it sold over a million copies, making it the first solo Christian music album to achieve gold status in 1983 and platinum in 1985. Its exceptional success led to a record-breaking 85 weeks atop Billboard’s Christian albums chart and earned it the title of Gospel Album of the 1980s. ‘Age to Age’ remains an iconic milestone in Christian music history.

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5. A Christmas Album (1983)

Track

1. Tennessee Christmas
2. Hark! The Herald Angels Sing
3. Preiset Dem Konig! (Praise the King!)
4. Emmanuel
5. Little Town (new melody to O Little Town of Bethlehem)
6. Christmas Hymn
7. Love Has Come
8. Sleigh Ride
9. The Christmas Song (Chestnuts Roasting On an Open Fire)
10. Heirlooms
11. A Mighty Fortress/Angels We Have Heard On High

“A Christmas Album” marks Amy Grant’s fifth studio album and her debut in the realm of holiday music. Recorded in various studios during mid-1983 and released later that same year, it followed the immense success of her 1982 LP, “Age to Age.” Catering primarily to her “Age to Age” audience, the album blends beloved sacred and secular classics with original compositions. Even today, its tracks find a home on holiday playlists across secular and Christian radio stations. Although not matching the success of “Age to Age,” it still reached the Top Ten on the Christian chart, with the single “Emmanuel” making the Top 20.

The album achieved Gold certification in 1985 and Platinum in 1989. “A Christmas Album” earned the 40th spot in the 2001 book, “CCM Presents: The 100 Greatest Albums in Christian Music.” In 2016, Grant revisited the album, re-recording “Tennessee Christmas” as the opening track of her eponymous Christmas album, which charted at No. 50 on the Billboard Hot Christian Songs chart in December 2016.

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6. Straight Ahead (1984)

Track

1. Where Do You Hide Your Heart
2. Jehovah
3. Angels
4. Straight Ahead
5. Thy Word
6. It’s Not a Song
7. Open Arms
8. Doubly Good to You
9. Tomorrow
10. The Now and the Not Yet

“Straight Ahead,” Amy Grant’s sixth studio album, released in 1984, marked a pivotal moment in her career. Following the groundbreaking success of her 1982 album “Age to Age,” “Straight Ahead” presented a more assertive musical direction. While it didn’t achieve the same commercial heights as its predecessor, it dominated Billboard’s Christian album chart for an impressive 61 weeks, displacing “Age to Age” from the top spot. The track “Angels” soared as a No. 1 Christian radio hit for 13 weeks, earning Grant a Grammy Award for “Best Gospel Performance, Female.” This album achieved gold certification in 1985 and holds the distinction of being the first Christian album to chart on the Billboard 200. In 2007, it received a digital remastering reissue under EMI/Sparrow Records, preserving its enduring impact on Christian music.

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7. Unguarded (1985)

Track

1. Love of Another Kind
2. Find a Way
3. Everywhere I Go
4. I Love You
5. Stepping In Your Shoes
6. Fight
7. Wise Up
8. Who to Listen to
9. Sharayah
10. The Prodigal (I’ll Be Waiting)

Amy Grant’s seventh studio album, released in 1985 on A&M Records, marked a pivotal moment in her career. As a leading figure in contemporary Christian music, Grant’s transition to a more mainstream pop sound was evident in this record. While her previous albums were steeped in religious themes, “Unguarded” saw a shift toward secular love songs, exemplified by the track “I Love You.” Despite this change, the album’s lead single, “Find a Way,” became a number one hit on Christian radio charts. Grant’s crossover success was propelled by A&M Records’ promotional efforts, with three singles charting on mainstream charts, including “Find a Way,” which reached the Billboard Hot 100.

“Unguarded” achieved gold and platinum certification in 1985 and 1986, respectively. It was also the final album recorded at Caribou Ranch before a devastating fire in March 1985. In 2020, the album celebrated its 35th anniversary with a reissue on limited edition white vinyl and digital platforms.

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8. The Animals’ Christmas with Art Garfunkel (1986)

Track

1. The Annunciation
2. The Creatures of the Field
3. Just a Simple Little Tune
4. The Decree
5. Incredible Phat
6. The Friendly Beasts
7. The Song of the Camels
8. Word from an Old Spanish Carol
9. Carol of the Birds
10. The Frog
11. Herod
12. Wild Geese

“The Animals’ Christmas” marks Art Garfunkel’s sixth post-Simon & Garfunkel studio album, a unique Christmas collaboration with Amy Grant, released in October 1986 by Columbia Records. This holiday gem, penned by Jimmy Webb, showcases the enchanting vocals of Garfunkel and Grant, enriched by the harmonies of Wimbledon King’s College Choir. It charmingly narrates the Nativity story from the viewpoint of the animals. Though critically acclaimed and hailed as one of the standout Christmas albums of the ’80s, it didn’t achieve commercial chart success. Nevertheless, this festive creation remains a cherished musical experience for those seeking a distinct perspective on the timeless tale of Christmas.

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9. Lead Me On (1988)

Track

1. 1974 (We Were Young)
2. Lead Me On
3. Shadows
4. Saved by Love
5. Faithless Heart
6. What About the Love
7. If These Walls Could Speak
8. All Right
9. Wait for the Healing
10. Sure Enough
11. If You Have To Go Away
12. Say Once More

“Lead Me On,” the eighth studio album by Christian music luminary Amy Grant, marked a notable departure from its predecessor, the upbeat pop sensation “Unguarded,” upon its release in 1988 via A&M Recordings. While “Lead Me On” achieved limited mainstream airplay, with just three tracks briefly gracing the charts, including the titular song peaking at No. 96 on the Billboard Hot 100, it garnered fervent acclaim within the Christian music realm. This album later earned the coveted distinction of being named the No. 1 Christian album in CCM Magazine’s 2001 compilation, “The 100 Greatest Albums in Christian Music.” “Lead Me On” remains a cherished gem in Amy Grant’s discography, with its title track featured in the compilation “WOW #1s: 31 of the Greatest Christian Music Hits Ever.”

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10. Heart in Motion (1991)

Track

1. Good for Me
2. Baby Baby
3. Every Heartbeat
4. That’s What Love Is For
5. Ask Me
6. Galileo
7. You’re Not Alone
8. Hats
9. I Will Remember You
10. How Can We See That Far
11. Hope Set High

“Heart in Motion,” the ninth studio album by Christian singer-songwriter Amy Grant, dropped on March 5, 1991. A departure from her earlier works, this album masterfully blends pop melodies with enduring Christian values, with only a couple of exceptions like “Hope Set High” and “Ask Me.” The standout track, “Baby Baby,” became a global sensation, cementing Grant’s international acclaim. In the United States alone, the album achieved a remarkable 5× platinum certification, boasting sales of over five million copies. “Heart in Motion” represents a pivotal moment in Amy Grant’s career, showcasing her ability to bridge musical genres while staying true to her faith-based roots.

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11. Home for Christmas (1992)

Track

1. Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas
2. It’s the Most Wonderful Time of the Year
3. Joy to the World/For Unto Us a Child Is Born
4. Breath of Heaven (Mary’s Song)
5. O Come All Ye Faithful
6. Grown-Up Christmas List
7. Rockin’ Around the Christmas Tree
8. Winter Wonderland
9. I’ll Be Home for Christmas
10. The Night Before Christmas
11. Emmanuel, God With Us
12. Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring

“Home for Christmas” is Amy Grant’s tenth studio album, a festive gem in her illustrious career, released on October 6, 1992. Following her earlier holiday offering, “A Christmas Album,” in 1983, this release solidified Grant’s status as a beloved Christmas music icon. Featuring her signature blend of Christian and pop music, the album exudes holiday spirit. Notable tracks like “Breath of Heaven (Mary’s Song)” and “Grown-Up Christmas List” have become timeless classics, delighting listeners with their heartfelt lyrics and Grant’s soulful voice. “Home for Christmas” remains a cherished holiday soundtrack, capturing the essence of the season since its debut nearly three decades ago.

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12. House of Love (1994)

Track

1. Lucky One
2. Say You’ll Be Mine
3. Whatever It Takes
4. House of Love
5. The Power
6. Oh How the Years Go By
7. Big Yellow Taxi
8. Helping Hand
9. Love Has a Hold On Me
10. Our Love
11. Children of the World

“House of Love,” Amy Grant’s eleventh studio album, released in 1994, followed her quintuple-platinum success with “Heart in Motion.” While it sold less than its predecessor, the album continued Grant’s fusion of pop music and Christian values. The standout hit, “Lucky One,” reached No. 18 on the Pop charts and No. 2 on Adult Contemporary in the U.S., with the title track and a rendition of Joni Mitchell’s “Big Yellow Taxi” also making waves. Upon its 1994 release, “House of Love” set a milestone as the largest initial release in Christian music history, shipping nearly half a million copies on its first day.

International versions included the bonus track “Politics of Kissing.” Several album tracks gained recognition when covered by other artists, such as Cher’s inclusion of “The Power” and Vanessa Williams’ rendition of “Oh How the Years Go By.” In 2007, the album received a remastered reissue by Grant’s label, EMI/Sparrow Records.

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13. Behind the Eyes (1997)

Track

1. Nobody Home
2. I Will Be Your Friend
3. Like I Love You
4. Takes a Little Time
5. Cry a River
6. Turn This World Around
7. Curious Thing
8. Every Road
9. Leave It All Behind
10. Missing You
11. The Feeling I Had
12. Somewhere Down the Road

“Behind the Eyes,” the twelfth studio album by Amy Grant, delves into the singer’s personal struggles during the end of her marriage to Christian artist Gary Chapman. Released in 1997, the album explores themes of optimism amidst adversity. It achieved significant success, reaching No. 2 on Billboard’s Christian albums chart and No. 8 on the Billboard 200. The single “Takes a Little Time” was a Top Five Adult Contemporary hit, while “Like I Love You” and “I Will Be Your Friend” also made their mark on the Adult Contemporary chart. In 2007, the album was digitally remastered and reissued. In 2022, it celebrated its 25th anniversary with an expanded reissue featuring unreleased tracks and demos.

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14. A Christmas to Remember (1999)

 

Track

1. A Christmas to Remember
2. Christmas Can’t Be Very Far Away
3. Silent Night
4. Christmas Lullaby (I Will Lead You Home)
5. Highland Cathedral
6. Jingle Bell Rock
7. Mister Santa
8. Til the Season Comes ‘Round Again
9. Gabriel’s Oboe
10. Welcome to Our World
11. Agnus Dei

“A Christmas to Remember” is the thirteenth studio album by renowned Christian and pop music singer Amy Grant, showcasing her exceptional talent. This collaborative effort with the Patrick Williams Orchestra is her third Christmas album, featuring a mix of traditional holiday classics and predominantly original compositions. In 2007, the album received a digital remastering when Amy Grant joined EMI/Sparrow Records. However, due to contractual obligations with her previous label, Word Records, the remastered version was not available in Christian music stores until 2009.

Notably, an early CD release at Target Stores included a hidden track—a cover of The Carpenters’ “Merry Christmas Darling.” To commemorate the album, a primetime Christmas special, “Amy Grant: A Christmas to Remember,” aired in 1999, featuring special guests like 98 Degrees, Tony Bennett, and CeCe Winans, contributing to the holiday magic.

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15. Legacy… Hymns and Faith (2002)

Track

1. This Is My Father’s World
2. My Jesus, I Love Thee
3. Softly and Tenderly
4. I Need Thee Every Hour
5. What You Already Own
6. It Is Well with My Soul
7. Do You Remember the Time
8. Fields of Plenty
9. Imagine/Sing the Wondrous Love of Jesus
10. Come, Thou Fount of Every Blessing
11. Fairest Lord Jesus
12. Holy, Holy, Holy
13. What a Friend We Have in Jesus
14. Marching to Zion

“Legacy… Hymns and Faith” is Amy Grant’s fourteenth studio album, marking her return to overtly religious music after nearly two decades since “Lead Me On” in 1988. The album predominantly features beloved hymns, supplemented by a handful of original compositions. Notably, early CD releases adopted a “double disc” format, including both the music CD and a bonus DVD offering a behind-the-scenes look at the album’s studio recording process. In 2005, Grant continued her exploration of spiritual themes with the release of “Rock of Ages… Hymns and Faith,” further cementing her enduring connection to Christian music.

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16. Simple Things (2003)

Track

1. Happy
2. Eye to Eye
3. Simple Things
4. Beautiful
5. Out in the Open
6. I Don’t Know Why
7. Looking for You
8. Touch
9. Innocence Lost
10. After the Fire

“Simple Things,” the fifteenth studio album by CCM singer-songwriter Amy Grant, graced the music scene in 2003. While it didn’t replicate the commercial success of her 1990s pop ventures, it still made a significant impact. The album claimed the pinnacle of Billboard’s Christian album chart and spawned the hit single “Simple Things,” which climbed into the Top Ten on the Christian charts. On the broader music landscape, “Simple Things” reached a respectable No. 23 on the Billboard 200 chart. The album’s title track also mirrored this achievement by peaking at the same position on the Adult Contemporary chart, showcasing Amy Grant’s enduring presence in Christian and contemporary music.

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17. Rock of Ages… Hymns and Faith (2005)

Track

1. Anywhere With Jesus
2. Carry You
3. Sweet Will of God
4. Joyful, Joyful, We Adore Thee
5. Jesus Loves Me/They’ll Know We Are Christians/Helping Hand
6. Rock of Ages (Duet with Vince Gill)
7. O Master, Let Me Walk With Thee
8. Abide With Me
9. God Moves in a Mysterious Way/The Lord Is in His Holy Temple
10. Turn Your Eyes Upon Jesus
11. El Shaddai
12. I Surrender All
13. O Love That Will Not Let Me Go

“Rock of Ages… Hymns and Faith” represents the sixteenth studio album from the acclaimed Christian and pop singer, Amy Grant. Serving as a follow-up to her 2002 release “Legacy… Hymns and Faith,” this album continues Grant’s exploration of faith-based music. Impressively, “Rock of Ages” marks her eleventh Christian chart-topping album, a testament to her enduring resonance with her audience. With her distinctive voice and heartfelt lyrics, Amy Grant continues to bridge the worlds of Christian and pop music, creating a musical legacy that resonates deeply with listeners across genres.

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18. Somewhere Down the Road (2010)

Track

1. Better Than a Hallelujah
2. Overnight
3. Every Road
4. Unafraid
5. Hard Times
6. What Is the Chance of That
7. Somewhere Down the Road
8. Third World Woman
9. Find What You’re Looking For
10. Come Into My World
11. Arms of Love
12. Medley: Imagine / Sing the Wondrous Love of Jesus

“Somewhere Down the Road” stands as the seventeenth studio album in the illustrious career of Amy Grant, the celebrated Christian and pop music singer-songwriter. Released in 2010, this unique album is a blend of new compositions, a fresh recording of “Arms of Love” from her 1982 album “Age to Age,” and three previously released story-songs. The album takes its name from the title track, “Somewhere Down the Road,” originally featured on her 1997 album “Behind the Eyes.” Notably, the album cover features a painting by Grant herself, given as a gift to her friend and publicist Jennifer Cooke.

Many of the new songs were recorded in Grant’s newly built home studio with husband Vince Gill, including a touching duet with her daughter, Sarah Chapman, on “Overnight.” A digital-only expanded edition was later released, featuring bonus content such as the “Better Than a Hallelujah” music video and remixes of “Overnight,” among others.

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19. How Mercy Looks from Here (2013)

Track

1. If I Could See (What the Angels See)
2. Better Not to Know
3. Don’t Try So Hard
4. Deep As It Is Wide
5. Here
6. Shovel in Hand
7. Golden
8. Our Time Is Now
9. Not Giving Up
10. How Mercy Looks from Here
11. Greet the Day

“How Mercy Looks from Here” stands as the eighteenth studio album in the illustrious career of contemporary Christian music singer and songwriter, Amy Grant. Released on May 14, 2013, through Capitol CMG and Sparrow Records, this album marked a noteworthy collaboration with producer Marshall Altman. The lead single, “Don’t Try So Hard,” a faith-infused ballad, features the iconic James Taylor lending his harmonious background accompaniment. This project, a testament to Grant’s enduring artistry, seamlessly weaves elements of faith and musical prowess, adding another jewel to her storied discography. “How Mercy Looks from Here” represents a heartfelt exploration of life’s journey through the lens of grace and resilience.

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20. Tennessee Christmas (2016)

Track

1. Tennessee Christmas
2. To Be Together
3. Christmas for You and Me
4. Melancholy Christmas
5. December
6. White Christmas
7. Joy to the World
8. I’ve Got My Love to Keep Me Warm
9. Baby, It’s Cold Outside
10. Christmas Don’t Be Late
11. Still Can’t Sleep
12. Another Merry Christmas” Grant, E. Cash 2:22 13. 
13. O Come, All Ye Faithful

“Tennessee Christmas” stands as the nineteenth studio album and the fourth solo Christmas offering from the celebrated American contemporary Christian music artist, Amy Grant. Released on October 21, 2016, under Capitol and Sparrow Records, this album presents a captivating blend of fresh renditions, beloved holiday classics, and a reimagined version of the eponymous title track, originally featured on Grant’s “A Christmas Album” in 1983. Notably, the album also features a heartwarming duet with her husband, Vince Gill. This collection encapsulates the essence of the holiday season through Amy Grant’s signature style, making it a cherished addition to her Christmas discography.

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