Frankee

The production was done by The Trackmasters and grammy winner Rich Harrison. Grant is a longstanding member of the Gospel Music Association (GMA), who awards the Dove Awards annually and is maintainer of the Gospel Music Hall of Fame. With her first album, The Good, The Bad, The Ugly, she experienced some help by noted songwriters Makeba and Andre Deyo. This further outraged some fans, but the numbers were more than counterbalanced by those gained. With this song Frankee reached the Number One position in the UK singles charts in May 2004, also the Australian ARIAnet singles chart in June 2004. Grant remarried the next year to Vince Gill. The song uses the same musical arrangement as Eamon's "Fuck It (I Don't Want You Back)" and is an answer single to his profanities. Fans were not thrilled.

(Fuck U Right Back)". The two separated, then divorced. In 2004 she recorded the song "F.U.R.B. 1997's Behind the Eyes, however, struck a much darker note, and it soon became clear that Grant's longtime marriage to Gary Chapman was at an end. She claims to be an ex-girlfriend of singer Eamon. House of Love continued in the same vein. Frankee is an American R&B singer. Heart in Motion is her best-selling album, having sold over 5 million copies.

The track "Baby Baby" (written for Grant's new-born daughter, Millie), however, became a massive hit, and Grant was established as a name in the mainstream music world. Nevertheless, when Heart in Motion was released three years later, many fans were shocked and outraged that the album was so clearly one of contemporary pop music. An uncharacteristical upbeat song, "Saved by Love", was was a minor hit, receiving airplay on radio stations featuring newly emerging Adult Contemporary format. This album, too, contained many songs that were not obviously "Christian".

1988's Lead Me On, released after Grant had become a mother and undergone considerable strain in her marriage, is considered her most mature album, both lyrically and musically. Amy Grant scored her first Billboard Number One hit with "The Next Time I Fall", a breezy duet with Chicago frontman Peter Cetera. "Find a Way," from Unguarded, became the first Christian song to hit Billboard's Top 40 list. 1985's Unguarded shocked some fans for its very mainstream sound (and Grant's leopard-print jacket, in four poses for four different covers).

Her goal was to become the first Christian singer-songwriter who was also successful as a contemporary pop singer, being successful in both genres. Hardly had Grant established herself as the rightful "Queen of Christian Pop", however, when she changed directions to widen her fan base (and hence her musical message). 1982's Age to Age was her first album to make critics sit up and take notice. As an English major at Vanderbilt University, Grant quietly made a few more albums, before abandoning her college career for one in music.

Signed to a record company at the age of sixteen, Grant's first, self-titled album (largely self-composed) was a runaway success in terms of the Christian music market of the time. To date she has 5 gold and 6 platinum albums. She has won multiple Grammy and Dove awards and was elected to the Gospel Music Hall of Fame in 2003. She was initially most successful in the "Christian pop" or CCM genre, and is notable for being one of the first CCM artists to have successfully crossed over into the mainstream pop music market.

Amy Lee Grant (born November 25, 1960 in Augusta, Georgia) is an American singer-songwriter whose music has strong Christian themes. Greatest Hits 1986-2004 (2004). 20th Century Masters-The Christmas Collection: The Best of Amy Grant (2003). Simple Things (2003).

Her Greatest Inspirational Songs (2002). Legacy: Hymns and Faith (2002). A Christmas To Remember (1999). Behind the Eyes (1997).

House of Love(1994). Home For Christmas (1992). Heart in Motion (1991). Lead Me On (1988).

The Collection (1986). Unguarded (1985). Straight Ahead (1984). A Christmas Album (1983).

Age to Age (1982). In Concert, Vol. 2 (1981). In Concert, Vol. 1 (1981). Never Alone (1980).

My Father's Eyes (1979). Amy Grant (1977).