Phil Keaggy
From Ohio, USA. The greatest guitarist
you've
never heard of, unless you closely follow Christian contemporary music
(CCM).
You gotta hear this guy!
The Keytones / The
Vertices ( ? - 1965)
- Phil Keaggy - guitar/vocals
- Sam Crumweed - bass
- Don Graham - drums
The Squires (1965)
- Phil Keaggy - guitar/vocals
- Al Frano - guitar
- Bob Flamisch - bass
- Jim Love - drums
Single: "Batmobile" b/w "I Don't Care" (1965) [Ref: Buddy
McPeters, June 2000]
The
Volume Four (1966)
- Phil Keaggy - guitar/vocals
- Others?...
The
New Hudson Exit (1966 - ? )
- Phil Keaggy - guitar/vocals
- Bob Barbone -
- Tom Husjack -
- Mitch Benke -
Single: "Waiting For Her" b/w "Come With Me" (1966) [Ref: Buddy
McPeters, June 2000]
Glass Harp (1969
- 1972)
Glass Harp (1988)
Glass Harp (2003)
Solo albums:
- "What A Day" (1973)
- "Emerging" (1977)
- "The
Master & The Musician" (1978)
- "Getting Closer" (1986)
- "The
Wind & The Wheat" (1987)
- "Prime Cuts" (1987)
- "Phil Keaggy & Sunday's Child" (1988)
- "Love Broke Thru" (1990)
- "Find
Me In These Fields" (1990)
- "Ph'lip Side" (1991)
- "Play Through Me" (1991)
- "Town to Town" (1991)
- "Beyond
Nature" (1991)
- "Revelator" (1993)
- "Blue"
(1994)
- "Crimson & Blue" (1994) - Great album
with catchy
Beatle-esque hooks. Filled with many beautiful songs and several
flat-out
rockers, including the very-bluesy "John The Revelator".
Thirteen
great vocal tunes. My favorite Phil Keaggy album.
- "Way
Back Home" (1994)
- "True
Believer" (1995)
- "220"
(1996)
- "Acoustic
Sketches" (1996)
- "On
the Fly" (1997)
- "Invention"
(1997) (with Wes King and Scott Dente) - Excellent CD
with many
standout tunes and no weak cuts. I was bowled over the first time
I
heard this. The guitar work from Keaggy, King, Dente is inspired
and
consistently amazing throughout the album, and it's clear that these
guys
had a blast making this music. The album is a mix of four vocal
cuts
and seven instrumentals. You need to track this one down...
- "Phil
Keaggy" (1998)
- "Majesty
& Wonder" (1999) - instrumental Christmas music.
- "Brushstrokes" (1999)
- "Zion" (2000)
- "Lights
Of Madrid" (2000)
- "Inseparable"
(2000)
- "Cinemascapes"
(2001)
- "In
The Quiet Hours" (2001)
- "Hymnsongs"
(2002)
- "Freehand"
(2003)
- "It's Personal"
(2004)
Compilations:
- "Private Collection, Vol. 1" (1983)
- "Private Collection, Vol. 2" (1989)
- "The Best of Keaggy: Early Years" (1989)
- "What A Day / Love Broke Thru" (1990)
- "Private Collection, Vol. 3" (1991)
- "Boot Collection 1970-1991" (1992)
- "Private Collection, Vol. 4" (1993)
- "Time
1" (1995)
- "Time
2" (1995)
- "History
Makers: Collection" (2003)
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Last Revised: September 14, 2005
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