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Amy Lee Grant, born November 25, 1960 in Augusta, Georgia, is an American singer-songwriter known for her pivotal role in contemporary Christian music and successful crossover pop Famous for music.
In the 1980s with “Shadai” and”Angel,” she achieved mainstream success with the 1991 album The heart is in motionwhich features the chart-topping single “baby baby”. A multiple Grammy Award winner, Grant’s credits include Best Female Gospel Performance and Best Contemporary Christian Music Album.
In addition to her musical achievements, she is an author and dedicated philanthropist, primarily supporting children’s charities. She has been married to country music star Vince Gill since 2000, and the couple remains active in music and charity work.
American singer-songwriter and musician
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| Real name: | amy lee grant |
| stage name: | amy grant |
| born: | November 25, 1960 (64 years old) |
| place of birth: | Augusta, Georgia, USA |
| Country of Citizenship: | American |
| educate: | Harpeth Hall School, Furman University, Vanderbilt University |
| high: | 1.70 meters |
| parents: | Gloria Grant, Burton Paine Grant |
| Brothers and sisters: | Carol Grant, Mimi Grant, Kathy Grant, Jane Grant |
| spouse: | Vince Gill (m. 2000), Gary Chapman (m. 1982-1999) |
| Boyfriend • Partner: | not applicable |
| Children: | Corinna Grant Gill, Matthew Garrison Chapman, Gloria Mills Chapman, Sarah Cannon Chapman |
| Profession: | singer songwriter |
| net worth: | $30 million |
Early life and education
Amy Grant was born in Augusta, Georgia on November 25, 1960, and grew up in a deeply musical and religious atmosphere, which greatly influenced her future career.
Raised in a Christian family with English, Scottish and Welsh roots, she remained closely connected to her faith throughout her life and career, becoming a leading figure in contemporary Christian music. Her parents, Gloria Grant and Burton Paine Grant, created a close-knit family environment along with her four sisters, Carol, Mimi, Kathy and Jane Grant. Family gatherings often featured singing, which helped fuel her passion for music.
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When her family moved to Nashville, Tennessee, Amy attended Harpers Hall Schoola private girls’ school. After graduating from high school, she briefly studied at Furman University She spent time in South Carolina before deciding to focus on her music career. She later studied at Vanderbilt Universitywhile earning credits while continuing to succeed in the music industry. However, she eventually left to devote herself to her career.
Profession
Amy Grant’s remarkable career spans decades. It’s defined by her seamless transition from contemporary Christian music to mainstream pop success and return, demonstrating her versatility and enduring appeal. She began her musical journey as a teenager, with myrrh record Only 15 years old.
Her debut album of the same name, amy grant (1977), introduced her to the Christian music world. This was followed by notable early works such as my father’s eyes (1979) and age to age (1982). The latter won her first Grammy Award for Best Female Gospel Performance, cementing her place in the genre.
In the 1980s, Amy began to broaden her musical horizons. her 1985 album unattended Marking the transition to pop music, such as "find a way” and”Be wise“. However, her 1991 album The heart is in motion catapulting her into mainstream stardom. The album features the chart-topping single “baby baby” sold more than 5 million copies in the United States, making her a crossover sensation.
Throughout the ’90s and 2000s, Amy balanced her Christian music roots with pop appeal. albums such as house of love (1994) and behind eyes (1997) achieved commercial success and critical acclaim. During this time, she dealt with personal challenges, including her divorce from Gary Chapman, which affected her music and public image. After a brief hiatus to focus on her family, Amy has continued her career through films such as Heritage…Hymn and Belief (2002) and other faith-based works.
Amy is known for her energetic live performances. She frequently collaborates with her husband, country music star Vince Gill, with whom she has toured and recorded duets. During her illustrious career, she won six Grammy Awards, numerous Dove Awards, and was inducted into the Gospel Music Hall of Fame. In 2022, she received the prestigious Kennedy Center Honor for her profound contributions to American arts and culture.
Amy’s recent work includes holiday-themed albums that continue to inspire audiences Tennessee Christmas (2016) and various festival tours. In addition to her music career, she is also committed to philanthropy, especially supporting children’s causes.
social media
- Wikipedia: Amy Grant
- Instagram: Amy Grant (@amygrantofficial)
- Facebook: Amy Grant
- IMDb: Amy Grant
- Twitter: Amy Grant (@amygrant) / X
- TikTok: Amy Grant (@amygrantmusic)
- YouTube: Amy Grant Official
personal life
Amy Grant married Christian musician Gary Chapman on June 19, 1982. Their marriage ended in divorce in 1999 after 17 years together. She married country singer and songwriter Vince Gill on March 10, 2000. They have been married for more than twenty years and often collaborate on music and charity events.
Amy and Gary Chapman have three children: Matthew Garrison Chapman (born 1987), Gloria Mills “Millie” Chapman Mills “Millie” Chapman (b. 1989) and Sarah Cannon Chapman (b. 1992). Amy and Vince Gill have a daughter, Corrina Grant Gill (born March 12, 2001). Amy Grant is 5 feet 7 inches (1.70 meters) tall.
However, her relationship with Chapman began when she was a teenager, when she met him while recording her second album, “my father’s eyes“. After her divorce from Chapman, her personal life aroused speculation and public interest, particularly regarding her relationship with Vince Gill.
They met on a Christmas special in 1993 while performing together, but didn’t start dating until 1999, after their previous marriage ended. Their relationship progressed from friendship to romance, and they married in 2000.
net worth
According to recent reports, Amy Grant’s net worth is estimated to be around $30 million. The wealth was amassed through her extensive music career, including her album sales, concert tours and royalties from her numerous hits in the Christian and pop genres.
Additionally, her net worth has been supported by her work as an author, media personality, and various endorsement deals and collaborations, including with husband Vince Gill. Her transition from Christian music to mainstream pop music in the 1990s significantly increased her commercial success and financial standing.
discography
studio album
- Amy Grant(1977)
- My Father’s Eyes(1979)
- Never Alone (1980)
- Age to Age (1982)
- Christmas Album(1983)
- All the way forward (1984)
- Unattended(1985)
- Christmas with the Animals (with Art Garfunkel) (1986)
- Lead Me On (1988)
- Heart is Moving(1991)
- Home for Christmas (1992)
- Love House(1994)
- Behind the Eyes(1997)
- An Unforgettable Christmas(1999)
- Legacy…Hymns and Faith (2002)
- Simple Things(2003)
- Rock of the Times…Hymns and Faith (2005)
- Somewhere on the Road (2010)
- See Mercy from Here (2013)
- Be still and know… Hymns and Faith (2015)
- Christmas in Tennessee (2016)
live album
- Concert(1981)
- Concert Volume 2 (1983)
- Twentieth Century Masters – Millennium Collection: The Amy Grant Collection (Live) (2002)
compilation album
- Collection(1986)
- Her Biggest Inspiration(2002)
- Selection(2004)
- Ultimate Collection(2006)
- My Best Christmas (2009)
- Idol(2013)
famous singles
- “El Shadai”
- “Angel”
- “Father’s Eyes”
- “Find a way”
- “Every heartbeat”
- “Baby baby”
- “This is what love means”
- “I will remember you”
- “House of Love”
- “Big Yellow Taxi”
- “Next Time I Fall” (featuring Peter Cetera)
- “Sing to the Lord”
- “Breath of Heaven (Song of Mary)”
- “Somewhere on the road”
books
- “Breath of Heaven: Christmas Collection” (1992, Devotional Books)
- “Mosaic: A Slice of My Life So Far” (2007, autobiography)
Other famous works
- Movies and TV Shows: Various guest appearances and appearances, including on shows like “The Tonight Show” and “Disney’s Christmas Parade.”
- Collaborations: Numerous duets and collaborations, especially with Vince Gill, Michael W. Smith and Peter Cetera.
- Musical contribution: songs for movies such as “Mr.” Wrong” and “Beethoven’s Second Symphony.”