Album Of The Day: Heart In Motion by Amy Grant

Album Art of Amy Grant's Heart In Motion album - In front a blue backdrop, a young white woman in a red dress is shown in profile and looking down and to the left. She's got a gold chain around her neck and her hands are clasping the item on the chain just in front of her chest. She's got long, brown curly hair. Printed above the photo on the right side is the artist's name down the right side vertically. And printed just to the left of that is the album title in smaller yellow text, with the first letter printed vertically, and the rest of the letters printed horizontally.

Released 35 years ago today, this is the ninth studio album from pop singer Amy Grant. It is one of the best Christian pop albums of the '90s and has some of the best pop anthems from the early '90s, in my opinion. "Every Heartbeat" was a favorite of mine and I like it even more these days as co-writer Charlie Peacock does his slightly slower, bluesy version. "Baby Baby" was one of Amy Grant's biggest hits ever and made her known even outside of Christian music. Songs like "I Will Remember You", "Good For Me" and "That's What Love Is For" are ones I definitely remember fondly as well from being a kid. I didn't really own or listen to a copy of this album as a kid, but my sisters definitely had a cassette tape of it and listened to it often, and I heard it a lot because of them. It's fun to listen to this over 30 years later and reminisce, but also it's just a really good pop album too.

Release Year: 1991
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