Den James I do. I was a senior in college. This song made me think about my girlfriend at the time who later became my wife. I’m still the lucky one 25 years later.
Oh for sure. Heard the original and didn't give it much thought. Then heard this mix and immediately went and bought the CD single. Still have it...somewhere.
My local radio station didn’t play this song at all, but this was the version Rick Dees would play on his countdown. Fell in love with the song and Amy Grant first time I heard it 😍
Reminds me of being that 10 year old kid in Kmart, when this song came on the intercom randomly. Especially hearing this song on the radio at times. 1995 was a year to be alive as a kid.
It was released in I think August of 1994, however I remember hearing it a lot in 1995 on the radio. I was only 10 at the time but still remember this very exact version.
@@nny84 This was not the one on radio stations back in 1994, it was on the CD single version. The one you heard was this one: th-cam.com/video/TqrfGE2juBM/w-d-xo.html
This version of this song just randomly popped up in my head. I remember being so mad buying the CD with the studio version and not this back in the day 😂
It was not this version you heard. It was on the CD single only. The one you heard on radio stations was this one: th-cam.com/video/TqrfGE2juBM/w-d-xo.html
The CD album version was stale. This version was on the CD single. But the one you heard on the radio station was this one back in 1994: th-cam.com/video/TqrfGE2juBM/w-d-xo.html
This song will never get old this happens to be my favorite song since I was a kid I wish that radio stations would play this song and stop playing that other crap like rap and stuff that has swearing in it
Lucky One (Vinyl, 12", 33 ⅓ RPM, Promo) album cover More Images Amy Grant - Lucky One Label: A&M Records - 31458 8331 1 Format: Vinyl, 12", 33 ⅓ RPM, Promo Country: US Released: 1994 Genre: Electronic, Rock Style: Pop Rock Tracklist Hide Credits A1 Lucky One (Kupper 12" Mix) Producer [Additional Production], Remix - Eric Kupper 5:22 A2 Lucky One (12" Instrumental) Producer [Additional Production], Remix - Eric Kupper 5:20 A3 Lucky One (Remix) Recorded By, Mixed By - Bill WhittingtonRemix - Keith Thomas 4:09 B1 Lucky One (Churban 12" Mix) Producer [Additional Production], Remix - Eric Kupper 5:42 B2 Lucky One (Churban Instrumental) Producer [Additional Production], Remix - Eric Kupper 5:41 B3 Lucky One (The Lucky Street Mix) Recorded By, Mixed By - Bill Whittington
Is this version available for download or stream anywhere. This is the version I knew as a kid but I can’t find it anywhere. I don’t like the album version very much...
@@citydweller99 Yep this was the radio mix. The album version was just blah. I'd keep expecting the beat to come in and it just wouldn't. The radio version is far superior!
@@BreannaMae This was not the radio version, this was on the CD single and cassette only. The radio version you heard back in 1994 was this one: th-cam.com/video/TqrfGE2juBM/w-d-xo.html
@@rpdbu8250 If I remember correctly, the local top 40 station in my area did play this version because I remember taping this particular one off of the radio. I also remember the one you linked in your comment, though. I think they chose this one because it was more of an urban mix, which fit better on the local top 40 station here compared to the official radio mix.
@@BreannaMae The A/C Rhythmic Remixes were the ones solicited to Pop/Adult Contemporary stations nationwide. These included That’s What Love Is For, I Will Remember You, Every Heartbeat, Good For Me and Lucky One. Amy Grant released the Greatest Hits Collection in 2004 from A&M Records, the second deluxe CD disc contained these specific radio mixes. A&M had also done the same thing on certain radio/music video remixes for Janet Jackson as well: Let’s Wait Awhile, The Pleasure Principle, Come Back To Me including other artists who had radio remixes different from album versions like Suzanne Vega, Shanice, Herb Alpert etc. I do agree with your original comment, the album version is not interesting. The radio remixes of majority of her released singles are far more superior than the actual ones, with the exception of House of Love (Any Amount of Money).
actually, vocally: there is a cleaner remix - where her voice isnt "clouded" by the background singers on "I have never been the one to fall...." - here: th-cam.com/video/twXmrdnY8NM/w-d-xo.html
Funny you say that cause as much as I love this version, every time i hear it I always think it shoulda been just a wee bit faster. The lag stands out to me but the arrangement & production of this mix are otherwise spot on. Edit: after listening to it a couple times I don't really notice it. But when I hear the song for the first time after a long spell without, I notice the tempo right away. Go figure.
This remix is way better than the album version. Thumbs up!
Her single versions were always better than her album versions.
100% agree!!
Totally agree 👍👍
I agree too!
That baseline! 😘🤌 Magnificent!
I remember this one being on the radio. Anyone else?
Den James I do. I was a senior in college. This song made me think about my girlfriend at the time who later became my wife. I’m still the lucky one 25 years later.
Summer of ‘94. I was 19.
Oh for sure. Heard the original and didn't give it much thought. Then heard this mix and immediately went and bought the CD single. Still have it...somewhere.
My local radio station didn’t play this song at all, but this was the version Rick Dees would play on his countdown. Fell in love with the song and Amy Grant first time I heard it 😍
@@Zippy994 Except is was disappointing to find out this version wasn't on the album.
Now THIS is the version that made this song a smash hit!!! The best version by far.
I love this version not the album version.
the BEST version of a fantastic song!!
Robert Cohen I still love this version best, also!
Yes! I agree
THIS is the version that I remember from the late summer & early fall of 1994. It brings back wonderful memories from my youth!
👍🏽💯😊📿🙏🏽🕊
Me too 😅🥹 oh how the years go by. I would have just turned 20 and was attending UC Santa Bárbara. Go Amy! Go Gauchos 🤓🕺💃❤️
That bassline is so good! 😘🤌
This remix version is slightly better over all its one of my memorable songs i grow up listening on radio in Uganda !
Still love this one! The music production is amazing.
I have been hearing this song again after so many years. It's still fantastic. I'm a 80's girl.
Me too!
But this is a mid 90s jam.
Reminds me of being that 10 year old kid in Kmart, when this song came on the intercom randomly. Especially hearing this song on the radio at times. 1995 was a year to be alive as a kid.
Definitely that mid-90s groove along with Amy’s beautiful voice.
I think this was what was played on radio in 1994..has a light r & b groove to this.
It was released in I think August of 1994, however I remember hearing it a lot in 1995 on the radio. I was only 10 at the time but still remember this very exact version.
@@nny84 This was not the one on radio stations back in 1994, it was on the CD single version. The one you heard was this one: th-cam.com/video/TqrfGE2juBM/w-d-xo.html
@@rpdbu8250 I heard this mix on AC stations..and non AC stations played the one in the link you shared.
Her remixes always sounded better than the studio version...
Fantastic -Beautful Song,My Favorite Song By mis Amy, Thank you,Michael B.🥰🥰🥰🥰
This version of this song just randomly popped up in my head. I remember being so mad buying the CD with the studio version and not this back in the day 😂
I used to hear this version on the radio a lot
It was not this version you heard. It was on the CD single only. The one you heard on radio stations was this one: th-cam.com/video/TqrfGE2juBM/w-d-xo.html
Wow this is a very nice version. So stoked to finally see her in concert next week!
This remix version is the one I can jam to.
darnell899 I just bought this album from Amazon I can’t wait to listen to it on my iPod when I go for walks
Best mix of this song for sure. Love the breakdown from 2:40 on. Never get tired of listening to this gem.
I love this remix better!!!❤❤❤❤❤❤
Always loved her music!! ❤
Takes me back to cruising with my friends on the weekend, working at target. Just good times no drama.
She is awesome forever
I can’t wait to put this on my iPod and when I take walks in spring/summer I’ll be listening to this song especially this remix version of Lucky One
Oh Wow! This song takes me back to my teenage years.
Yes this version was the most played and the most requested during that time when this song was popular. 🎤🎼❤️🙏😇
The best version. It's the one I'd always hear. The other one just doesn't do it for me. 😊💖
The CD album version was stale. This version was on the CD single. But the one you heard on the radio station was this one back in 1994: th-cam.com/video/TqrfGE2juBM/w-d-xo.html
I will love this song forever.
Best song version ever.
Amy forever
Both versions r good but this one ☝️ is the best
Stephen. I like this version better. Love the remix!
This song will never get old this happens to be my favorite song since I was a kid I wish that radio stations would play this song and stop playing that other crap like rap and stuff that has swearing in it
Love it❤
Thank you for posting this! Such a nostalgic song!
Amazing Amy Grant-GH Collection
Amo essa cantora 💟💟💟
used to bump this in my '73 Ninety-Eight back in the day
nice
Were Luck ones, Thx Amy.
This is the only version of this song as far as I'm aware. That synth solo is boss!
there are several mixes out there. The original is weak...
@@AlanCofer Agree
Thank you for posting this 👍👍
August 1994.
Yep, that's exactly when I first heard it because school was starting back up the week the radio first played it...👍🏿😎
That was the month the album came out as well.
I think I like the bridge in this one as opposed to the guitar solo in the original.
The radio version: th-cam.com/video/TqrfGE2juBM/w-d-xo.html
I LOVE YOU STYLES....
at the mall, holding my moms hand, starring at a plastic plant
Lucky One (Vinyl, 12", 33 ⅓ RPM, Promo) album cover
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Amy Grant - Lucky One
Label:
A&M Records - 31458 8331 1
Format:
Vinyl, 12", 33 ⅓ RPM, Promo
Country:
US
Released:
1994
Genre:
Electronic, Rock
Style:
Pop Rock
Tracklist
Hide Credits
A1 Lucky One (Kupper 12" Mix)
Producer [Additional Production], Remix - Eric Kupper
5:22
A2 Lucky One (12" Instrumental)
Producer [Additional Production], Remix - Eric Kupper
5:20
A3 Lucky One (Remix)
Recorded By, Mixed By - Bill WhittingtonRemix - Keith Thomas
4:09
B1 Lucky One (Churban 12" Mix)
Producer [Additional Production], Remix - Eric Kupper
5:42
B2 Lucky One (Churban Instrumental)
Producer [Additional Production], Remix - Eric Kupper
5:41
B3 Lucky One (The Lucky Street Mix)
Recorded By, Mixed By - Bill Whittington
i really need this remix,it's far way better than the lp version.
i shall be glad to have it uploaded by anyone who volunteers.
Is this version available for download or stream anywhere. This is the version I knew as a kid but I can’t find it anywhere. I don’t like the album version very much...
This was the radio station version you heard back in 1994. th-cam.com/video/TqrfGE2juBM/w-d-xo.html
iTunes does not have this version 😕
One Day.
The original sounds pop in and out of the song that's cool
amazin song
Now why couldn’t this version be on the album?
I don't mind either version but this version is a bit more upbeat
This was the radio version you heard: th-cam.com/video/TqrfGE2juBM/w-d-xo.html
In all honesty, this should've been the original version. The album version is so boring compared to this.
I think this was what played on the radio back in the day
@@citydweller99 Yep this was the radio mix. The album version was just blah. I'd keep expecting the beat to come in and it just wouldn't. The radio version is far superior!
@@BreannaMae This was not the radio version, this was on the CD single and cassette only. The radio version you heard back in 1994 was this one: th-cam.com/video/TqrfGE2juBM/w-d-xo.html
@@rpdbu8250 If I remember correctly, the local top 40 station in my area did play this version because I remember taping this particular one off of the radio. I also remember the one you linked in your comment, though. I think they chose this one because it was more of an urban mix, which fit better on the local top 40 station here compared to the official radio mix.
@@BreannaMae The A/C Rhythmic Remixes were the ones solicited to Pop/Adult Contemporary stations nationwide. These included That’s What Love Is For, I Will Remember You, Every Heartbeat, Good For Me and Lucky One. Amy Grant released the Greatest Hits Collection in 2004 from A&M Records, the second deluxe CD disc contained these specific radio mixes. A&M had also done the same thing on certain radio/music video remixes for Janet Jackson as well: Let’s Wait Awhile, The Pleasure Principle, Come Back To Me including other artists who had radio remixes different from album versions like Suzanne Vega, Shanice, Herb Alpert etc. I do agree with your original comment, the album version is not interesting. The radio remixes of majority of her released singles are far more superior than the actual ones, with the exception of House of Love (Any Amount of Money).
actually, vocally: there is a cleaner remix - where her voice isnt "clouded" by the background singers on "I have never been the one to fall...." - here:
th-cam.com/video/twXmrdnY8NM/w-d-xo.html
My preferred version -the "Churban" mix acc. to Wikipedia? 1:57 more up-beat bridge than the lame one on the original.
RAMY
I miss the original video of this version. Darn you TH-cam copyright!
I just found it. Finally. th-cam.com/video/DnWwI4RNzH8/w-d-xo.htmlsi=1cb82_UVrFIbGOY9
🤠
I like the original better, don't get me wrong this is pretty good for a remix but I prefer the original.
The radio version: th-cam.com/video/TqrfGE2juBM/w-d-xo.html
sounds better when you speed it up to 1.25
Funny you say that cause as much as I love this version, every time i hear it I always think it shoulda been just a wee bit faster. The lag stands out to me but the arrangement & production of this mix are otherwise spot on. Edit: after listening to it a couple times I don't really notice it. But when I hear the song for the first time after a long spell without, I notice the tempo right away. Go figure.
Love this song