Lucky One
Say You'll Be Mine
Whatever It Takes
House Of Love
The Power
Oh How The Years Go By
Big Yellow Taxi
Helping Hand
Politics Of Kissing
Love Has A Hold On Me
Our Love
Children Of The World
Frogtoon Music Album Info: House Of Love
Published: 12 Dec 2020, 17:22
Released In 1994 House Of Love Is The Ninth Studio Album And Fourteenth Overall Album By Singer-Songwriter Amy Grant. House Of Love Was Amy's Follow-Up To Her Quintuple-Platinum 1991 Release Heart In Motion. Although House Of Love Sold Less Than Half As Many Units As Its Predecessor It Similarly Combines Pop Music With Christian Values. "Lucky One" Was The Album's Biggest Hit Reaching #18 On The Pop And #2 On The Adult Contemporary Charts In America Followed By The Title Song And A Remake Of Joni Mitchell's "Big Yellow Taxi". "Say You'll Be Mine" Was Also A Top 50 Hit In The UK. When It Was Released In 1994 House Of Love Was The Biggest Initial Release In Christian Music History Shipping Almost A Half Million Copies On Its First Day Alone. In Europe Australia And Japan The Album Included The Additional Track "Politics Of Kissing". Some Of The Album's Other Tracks Garnered More Notice Later On When Covered By Other Artists. "The Power" Written By Tommy Sims And Judson Spence Is Featured On Cher's 1998 Album Believe While Vanessa Williams Had A Hit With Her Version Of "Oh How The Years Go By" In 1997 Which Reached #6 On The Adult Contemporary Chart And Was Included On Her Album Next. In 2007 House Of Love Was Reissued And Digitally Remastered By Grant's New Record Label EMI/Sparrow Records. The Remastered Edition Is Labeled With A "Digitally Remastered" Logo In The 'gutter' On The CD Front.