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September 18, 2006
Word Records: Amy Grant To Release First Live CD and DVD Recording in 25 Years
"Time Again...Amy Grant Live" on September 26th.
Grant to Be Honored with Star on Hollywood Walk of Fame on September 19th.
After selling over 25 million albums worldwide, winning numerous GRAMMY(R) Awards and countless other career milestones, Amy Grant is releasing her first live recording in 25 years with "TIME AGAIN...AMY GRANT LIVE" on September 26th. In anticipation of this release and in celebration of her illustrious career, Grant will be honored with a Star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame on September 19th. She is the first artist with roots in Contemporary Christian Music to receive such an honor.
The Word Records Amy Grant project offers Christian and mainstream hits from the past 25 years including "Lead Me On," "Good For Me," "Stay For A While," "Simple Things," "Saved By Love," "Out In The Open," "In A Little While," "Thy Word," "Father's Eyes," El Shaddai," "Oh How The Years Go By," "Baby Baby," "Eye To Eye," "Ask Me," "After The Fire," "Carry You," "Believe," "Every Heartbeat" and "If These Walls Could Speak." The CD additionally features a new studio recording of "In A Little While" and bonus material on the DVD includes behind the scenes/making-of footage, song-by-song descriptions, breakfast with Amy's fan club, "fan cam" footage, "hanging with the band" and more.
Word Records is a part of Word Label Group, a division of Word Entertainment, a Warner/Curb company. The Word Label Group leads the industry with over fifty years of music-making history.
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NEWSWEEK COVER: SEPTEMBER 25, 2006 ISSUE
In the September 25 issue (on newsstands Monday, September 18) "Women & Leadership: The Next Generation," Newsweek looks at the next generation of leaders and talks to some of America's most dynamic pioneers as part of Newsweek's ongoing leadership series and the second installment focusing on women. Plus: The Dems' 'Entourage,' an exclusive inspection of Baghdad's most dangerous neighborhood, Bush on torture, the Pope and Islam, abused spouses target a controversial custody strategy and baby boomers and classic cars.
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