Amy Grant - Saved By Love [live] - and other favorite music videos.

Amy Grant - Saved By Love [live]

...and many more artists 
(Chris Tomlin, Don Potter, Kim Walker-Smith...).

A few of my favorite music videos. Maybe a few of yours too?

Be blessed,

Steve Martin

Founder/President

Love For His People, Inc.

Amy Grant - Saved By Love [live]

• MUSIC
 
• CAREER BIO
 
• FACT SHEET

ALBUM FACTS:

• Over 30 million albums sold worldwide, including 1 Quintuple Platinum album, 1 Triple Platinum, and 1 Double Platinum album, as well as additional 4 Platinum and 6 Gold albums.
  • (2013) How Mercy Looks From Here
  • (2010) Somewhere Down The Road
  • (2008) The Christmas Collection
  • (2008) Lead Me On 20th Anniversary Edition
  • (2007) Greatest Hits
  • (2006) Time Again…Amy Grant Live
  • (2005) Rock of Ages…Hymns & Faith
  • (2004) Greatest Hits 1986 — 2004
  • (2003) Simple Things
  • (2002) (GOLD) Legacy…Hymns & Faith
  • (1999) (GOLD) A Christmas To Remember
  • (1997) (GOLD) Behind the Eyes
  • (1994) (2xs PLATINUM) House of Love
  • (1992) (3xs PLATINUM) Home For Christmas
  • (1991) (5xs PLATINUM) Heart In Motion
  • (1988) (GOLD) Lead Me On
  • (1986) (PLATINUM) The Collection
  • (1985) (PLATINUM) Unguarded
  • (1984) (GOLD) Straight Ahead
  • (1983) (PLATINUM) A Christmas Album
  • (1982) (PLATINUM) Age To Age
  • (1981) Amy Grant “In Concert. Vol. II”
  • (1981) Amy Grant “In Concert”
  • (198O) Never Alone
  • (1979) (GOLD)  Father’s Eyes
  • (1977) (GOLD) Amy Grant

VIDEOS:

• “Simple Things” (2003)
• “Takes a Little Time” (1997)
• “Things We Do For Love” (1996)
• “Say You’ll Be Mine” (1994)
• “House of Love” (1994)
• “House of Love” (With footage from the motion picture, Speechless) (1994)
• “Big Yellow Taxi” (1994)
• “Lucky One” (1994)
• “Grown-Up Christmas List” (1992)
• “I Will Remember You” (1992)
• “Good For Me” (1992)
• “That’s What Love Is For” (1991)
• “Every Heartbeat” (1991)
• “Baby Baby” (1991)
• “Lead Me On” (1989)
• “Stay For Awhile” (1989)
• “Next Time I Fall” (1988)
• “Wise Up” (1986)
• “Find A Way” (1986)
• “It’s Not A Song” (1985)
• “Angels” (1985)

TELEVISION APPEARANCES: (partial list only)

• Three Wishes on NBC (Host)
• Oprah
• Good Morning America
• The Today Show
• CBS This Morning
• The Tonight Show with Jay Leno
• Late Night with David Letterman
• Late Night with Bob Costas
• Larry King Live
• Live With Regis and Kathie Lee
• The Tonight Show with Johnny Carson
• The Phil Donahue Show
• Arsenio Hall
• The Grammy Awards
• The American Music Awards
• Entertainment Tonight
• Christmas In Washington
• The Patti LaBelle Special
• The Prince’s Trust Concert
• Tribute to Martin Luther King, Jr.
• Amy Grant: Headin’ Home for the Holidays
• CBS: A Christmas To Remember
• ABC: Christmas with the Stars
• Lifetime Television Special
• “Women Rock!: Girls & Guitars”

FULL LENGTH VIDEOS & DVDs:

• Time Again…Amy Grant Live DVD (2006)
• Building the House of Love (1994)
• Amy Grant’s Old Fashioned Christmas (1992) (GOLD)
• Heart In Motion (1992) (GOLD)
• Find A Way Video (1986)
• “In Concert” The Age to Age Tour (1983)

MOVIES

• A Song From the Heart (1999) CBS “Movie of the Week” (Starring Amy Grant, Keith Carradine, and D.W. Moffett)

GRAMMY AWARDS & NOMINATIONS

• 1994 — Nomination — Children Spoken Word — Lion & the Lamb
• 1992 — Nomination — Album of the Year — Heart in Motion
• 1992 — Nomination — Song of the Year — Baby Baby
• 1992 — Nomination — Record of the Year — Baby Baby
• 1992 — Nomination — Pop Performance Female — Baby Baby
• 2006 — Award — Best Southern, Country, or Bluegrass Gospel Album — Rock of Ages…Hymns & Faith
• 1988 — Award — Best Contemporary Album — Lead Me On
• 1986 — Award — Best Gospel Performance – Unguarded
• 1985 — Award — Best Gospel Performance – Angels
• 1984 — Award — Best Gospel Performance — Ageless Medley
• 1983 — Award — Best Contemporary Album — Age to Age

OTHER SPECIAL AWARDS & ACHIEVEMENTS:

• 26 Dove Awards — Including 4 Time Artist of the Year
• 2007    Authored and published the book Mosaic: Pieces of My Life So Far (Random House)
• 2006    Inducted into the Hollywood Walk of Fame — Hollywood, CA
• 2003    Inducted into the Gospel Music Association Hall of Fame
• 2003    Seminar in the Rockies Summit Award
• 2001    ”Nashvillian of the Year”
• 1999    The Nashville Chamber of Commerce, Nashville Symphony and Tennessee Performing Arts Center: “An Evening with the Arts” Honoring Grant’s Contributions to the Nashville Performing Arts Community
• 1999    The Target House — The Amy Grant Rose
• 1996    TNN Awards — Sarah Cannon Humanitarian Award
• 1996    Columbia Hospital — Minnie Pearl Humanitarian Award
• 1996 ASCAP Award — Voice of America
• 1996    Academy of Achievement — Golden Plate Award
• 1994    St. John University — Pax Christi Award
• 1994    Nashville Symphony — Harmony Award
• 1992    Junior Chamber of Commerce — Outstanding Tennessean
• 1992    Nomination — American Music Awards — Best Rock/Pop Performance by a Female
• 1992    Nomination — MTV Awards — “Baby Baby” Video

RADIO HISTORY

• # 1 “Baby Baby”
• # 1 “Every Heartbeat”
• # 1 “That’s What Love Is For”
• # 1 “I Will Remember You”
• # 1 “Lucky One”
• # 1 “Next Time I Fall”

TOP 5

• “Good For Me”
• Top 5 “House of Love”
• Top 5 “Takes A Little Time”
• Top 5 “Like I Love You”
• Top 10 “Big Yellow Taxi”
• Top 10 “I Will Be Your Friend” On the
• 1991 Year End