friends. Throughout the 1990s they remained so. Later, Grant divorced from her husband Gary Chapman in 1999; Gill had divorced in 1998. Grant and Gill married a year later, and thus established the legacy of "House of Love" as the point where Amy Grant and Vince Gill first began their friendly relationship. Official versions Original album version (4:38), available on the House Of Love album The Classic Philly Soul mix (4:37) The South Street Remix (4:38) UK radio mix Alternate version, available as a bonus video on Greatest Videos 1986-2004 Track listing U.S. promotional CD single "House of Love" (LP Version) "House of Love" (The Classic Philly Soul mix) "House of Love" (The South Street Remix) U.S. retail CD single "House of Love" (The Classic Philly Soul mix) "House of Love" (The South Street Remix) "House of Love" (LP Version) "Lucky One" (Kupper 12" mix) U.K. CD single "House of Love" (Radio mix) [by Al Clay] "Baby Baby" (No Getting Over You mix) "Good For Me" "House of Love" U.K. CD single II "House of Love" (Radio mix) "Big Yellow Taxi" (Paradise mix) "That's What Love Is For" "Lead Me On" Personnel Amy Grant – lead vocals Vince Gill – harmony vocals Keith Thomas – electric piano, synthesizers Phil Madeira – Hammond B3 organ Kenny Greenberg – acoustic guitar, electric guitar Jerry McPherson – electric guitar Tommy Sims – bass Chad Cromwell – drums Terry McMillan – percussion Ada Dyer – backing vocals Judson Spence – backing vocals Audrey Wheeler – backing vocals Charts Weekly charts Year-end charts References Amy Grant songs Vince Gill songs 1994 singles Male–female vocal duets 1994 songs A&M Records singles Songs written by Greg Barnhill Song recordings produced by Keith Thomas (record producer) Songs written by Kenny Greenberg Songs written by Wally Wilson