Amy Grant Announces 30th Anniversary Edition Of ‘Heart In Motion’

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Six-time Grammy winner Amy Grant will release a special 30th anniversary edition of her iconic album Heart In Motion on July 9.

Originally released on March 5, 1991, the Grammy-nominated project sold over 5 million copies and garnered five Billboard Top 10 singles, including “Baby Baby,” “Every Heartbeat,” “That’s What Love Is For,” “I Will Remember You,” and “Good For Me.”

The double disc 30th anniversary edition of Heart In Motion will include never before released tracks and updated remixes of the hit singles. Beginning July 30, for the first time since its original release, the album will also be remastered on vinyl.

“How could 30 years have flown by so quickly?” Grant says. “Doing this commemorative project has been so much fun—going through old photographs, reconnecting with so many people who were part of the original project, sharing memories and rediscovering the music that made it and the music that didn’t. I hope people enjoy listening to what we have put together.”

Physical pre-orders of Heart In Motion are live now, including an exclusive version at Walmart with two extra tracks. Digital pre-orders will begin June 18 at all DSPs and include the instant grat track “Don’t Ever Want To Lose It (Wind in the Fire).”

Heart In Motion 30th Anniversary Edition Track List:

DISC 1
Good For Me
Baby Baby
Every Heartbeat
That’s What Love Is For
Ask Me
Galileo
You’re Not Alone
Hats
I Will Remember You
How Can We See That Far
Hope Set High

DISC 2
Don’t Ever Want to Lose It (Wind In The Fire)*
Stand By Me*
Heart In Motion Medley
Good For Me demo
Baby Baby (7 inch Heart In Motion mix)
Every Heartbeat (Steve Bishir edit)
That’s What Love Is For (Demo)
Ask Me (7 inch Mix)
Baby Baby (12 inch Heart In Motion Mix)
Galileo (Rough Mix)
I Will Remember You (Rhythm mix)
Good For Me (12 inch So Good mix)
Every Heartbeat (Heart and Soul edit)
Day And Night*
Baby Baby (7 inch No Getting Over You mix)
Good For Me (12 inch mix)

*New

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