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Amy Grant is a famous singer and songwriter.

Amy Grant October 2008
Amy Grant October 2008

She began her career in Christian music. Many people call her "The Queen of Christian Pop." She became very popular in the 1980s. One of her big hits was "El Shaddai."

Amy Grant in 1998
Amy Grant in 1998

Later, she moved into pop music. Her album Heart in Motion was a huge success. It sold five million copies in the U.S. The song "Baby Baby" became a number one hit.

Amy has many special awards. She won six Grammy Awards. She also won 22 Dove Awards.

Amy Grant and Michael W Smith
Amy Grant and Michael W Smith

She has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Amy is also a writer. She has written several books. One is a memoir about her life. She also wrote a book based on a Christmas song. During her shows, Amy often performs barefoot. She says it feels more comfortable.

Amy Grant and Vince Gill
Amy Grant and Vince Gill

She is married to country singer Vince Gill.

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