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Monday May 11, 2009
Christmas with Amy and Vince 2008 Edition
Monday November 10, 2008
Amy and Smitty Celebrate On Ice
Monday November 10, 2008
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Wednesday August 20, 2008
Amy Grant: Looking Back, The Interview Podcast
Thursday August 7, 2008
Out With the Old
Tuesday August 5, 2008
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Amy Grant In Concert, Volume 2 (1981)
Somewhere Down the Road (2010)
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Released in 1985, Unguarded would prove to be Amy Grant’s most ambitious project to that point in her career. The sound was more polished with highly danceable tracks and stylized vocal effects that would go on to challenge the sensibilities of many of the fans of her previous albums. Add to that the infamous leopard skin jacket cover which became a point of controversy among conservative evangelicals.
For young Christians, Unguarded gave license to kids to love Jesus and have a good time without compromising either. As a young Christian, this would stretch me. The spiritual journey of each individual believer runs into obstacles where previous preconceptions are tested and values are scrutinized. And as progressive as this album was in terms of style, the core message remained true to God and his grace. It marked one of many turning points in my spiritual life.
Tracks like Love of Another Kind, Fight and The Prodigal (I’ll Be Waiting) remain all-time favorites as they bring back memories of my teenage years as well as stand the test of time to reveal themselves as musical masterpieces.
Track listing
Love of Another Kind
Find a Way
Everywhere I Go
I Love You
Stepping in Your Shoes
Fight
Wise Up
Who to Listen To
Sharayah
The Prodigal (I’ll Be Waiting)
