Phil Keaggy discography

This is a listing of official releases by Phil Keaggy, an American acoustic and electric guitarist and vocalist.

Studio albums

• What a Day, 1973
• Love Broke Thru, 1976
• Emerging Phil Keaggy Band, 1977, reissued on CD in 2000 as Re-Emerging minus one song plus four new ones
• The Master and the Musician, 1978 instrumental album, later reissued on CD with bonus track. A 30th anniversary edition was released in 2008 and included a bonus disc of alternate takes and an interview.
• Ph'lip Side, 1980, released in two versions (one song different and in different sequence)
• Town to Town, 1981
• Play thru Me, 1982
• Underground, 1983, later reissued on CD with bonus tracks and different track sequence
• Getting Closer!, 1985, later reissued on CD with a different track sequence and bonus material
• Way Back Home, (original) 1986
• The Wind and the Wheat, 1987, instrumental album
• Phil Keaggy and Sunday's Child, 1988
• Find Me in These Fields, 1990
• Beyond Nature, 1991, instrumental album
• Revelator, 1993, eight track EP preview of the album Crimson and Blue, with abridged and extended versions of "John the Revelator"
• Crimson and Blue, 1993
• Blue, 1994
• Way Back Home, (reissue) 1994, heavily revised version of 1986 album
• True Believer, 1995
• Acoustic Sketches, 1996, instrumental album
• 220, 1996, instrumental album
• On the Fly, 1997, instrumental album
• Phil Keaggy, 1998
• Premium Jams, 1999, double instrumental album
• Music to Paint By: Still Life, 1999, instrumental album
• Music to Paint By: Electric Blue, 1999, instrumental album
• Music to Paint By: Splash, 1999, instrumental album
• Music to Paint By: Brushstrokes, 1999, instrumental album
• Majesty and Wonder, 1999, Christmas album
• An Angel's Christmas, 1999, Christmas album
• Inseparable, 2000, released in a two disc version (21 tracks), then later in the year as a single disc (17 tracks)
• Uncle Duke, 2000, lyrics written originally as poetry by Phil's uncle Dave "Duke" Keaggy
• Zion, 2000
• Lights of Madrid, 2000, instrumental album
• Cinemascapes, 2001, instrumental album
• In the Quiet Hours, 2001, instrumental album
• Hymnsongs, 2002, instrumental album
• Freehand (Acoustic Sketches II), 2003, acoustic instrumental album
• Special Occasions, 2003
• It's Personal, 2004, lyrics originally written as poetry by Keith Moore
• Uncle Duke, 2005, re-issue of Uncle Duke, with bonus material
• Jammed!, 2006, instrumental album. Selections and remixes from Premium Jams, with bonus material.
• Roundabout, 2006, instrumental album
• Dream Again, 2006
• Two of Us, 2006, instrumental album with Mike Pachelli
• Acoustic Cafe, 2007. Primarily an album of covers, many of which are duets. Guest vocalists include Randy Stonehill.
• The Song Within, 2007, acoustic instrumental album
• Phantasmagorical: Master and Musician 2, 2008, instrumental album
• Welcome Inn, 2009, Christmas album
• Frio Suite, 2009, instrumental album with Jeff Johnson
• Inter-Dimensional Traveler, 2010, instrumental album. The album is the debut project from "The Phil Keaggy Trio", a group consisting of Keaggy, keyboardist Jack Giering and Glass Harp drummer John Sferra.

Live albums

• Phil Kägi, 2006, two-disc set from the 2006 Swiss Tour (Switzerland release only)

With 2nd Chapter of Acts and "A Band Called David"

• How the West Was One, 1977

With Randy Stonehill

• Together Live! 2005

Compassion All-Star Band

• 1 By 1 (One by One) Live!, 1988. In addition to Phil Keaggy, the band features Margaret Becker (vocals, guitar), Randy Stonehill (vocals, guitar), John Andrew Schreiner (keyboards, vocals), Rick Cua (bass, vocals), Mike Mead (drums, percussion) and Joe English (drums, percussion, vocals).

With Glass Harp

• Live at Carnegie Hall, 1997. This concert had originally been recorded in 1971 but remained in the vaults until 1997. One track, "Do Lord," appeared on Phil's compilation album Time: 1970-1995 prior to the official release of Live at Carnegie Hall.
• Strings Attached, 2000 (Double Album). This collection also features live versions of several Phil Keaggy solo tunes such as "From the Beginning," "Chalice," "Inseparable," "John the Revelator," "True Believer," "Shades of Green," "Overture (for Guitar and Orchestra)," and "Tender Love."
• Stark Raving Jams, 2004 (Triple Album). Includes live versions of Phil's solo material such as "Salvation Army Band" (listed as "SAB Jam") and "Nothing But the Blood of Jesus."
• Glass Harp Live at the Beachland Ballroom 11.01.08.

Compilations

• Prime Cuts, 1987 UK release only. Features selected tracks from Phil's 1980-85 albums
• The Best of Keaggy: The Early Years 1973-1978, 1989 (unauthorized release)
• Time 1: 1970-1995, 1995
• Time 2: 1970-1995, 1995
• What Matters, 2001. This nine-song compilation draws mostly from the albums Phil Keaggy and Crimson and Blue. "Tell Me How You Feel" from Sunday's Child is also included as is a new song "What Matters". The album was produced and released exclusively for the International Bible Society.
• History Makers, 2003
• Happy Valentine's Day, 2006. This limited edition release showcased various love songs that Phil had recorded over the years.

On tribute albums

• Strong Hand of Love: A Tribute to Mark Heard, Various Artists, 1994. Phil contributes a recording of Heard's "I Always Do," a song featured first on his Phil Keaggy and Sunday's Child album in 1988.
• Orphans of God, Various Artists, 1996. This is a second tribute album to Mark Heard. Phil sings and plays on a remake of "Everything is All Right." Keaggy originally recorded the song featured for his 1988 album Phil Keaggy and Sunday's Child.
• The Jesus Record, Rich Mullins & A Ragamuffin Band, 1998. Phil performs "All the Way to Kingdom Come."
• Coming Up! A Tribute to Paul McCartney, Various Artists, 2001. Phil sings and plays on a cover version of "Somedays," a song that McCartney originally recorded for his 1997 album Flaming Pie.
• Making God Smile: A Tribute to Beach Boy Brian Wilson, Various Artists, 2002. Phil sings and plays on a cover version of "Good Vibrations."
• Come Together: America Salutes The Beatles, Various Artists, 2003. Phil Keaggy and PFR team up for a remake of "We Can Work It Out."
• Full Circle: A Celebration of Songs and Friends, Charlie Peacock, 2004. A collection of Charlie Peacock songs re-recorded by various artists. Phil Keaggy and Bela Fleck provide instrumental backing to Sarah Groves' vocals on "In the Light."
• Life is Precious: A Tribute to Wes King, Various Artists, 2006. Phil contributes a rendering of "Getting Used to the Darkness."
• Yesterday: A Tribute to John Lennon and Paul McCartney, 2006, with Pat Coil and Mark Douthit. Phil sings and plays guitar on "And I Love Her."

Other collaborations

• 25 Songs Of Christmas, Various Artists, 1982. Includes Phil's instrumental version of "We Three Kings."
• Our Hymns, Various Artists, 1989. Phil contributes a cover of "O God Our Help in Ages Past."
• The Rock Revival: Feeling the Spirit, Vol. 1, Various Artists, 1991. Includes Phil's work with Paul Clark on "Listen Closely" and "Song of Love" with Phil Keaggy, Paul Clark, Mike Burhart, John Mehler and Jay Truax.
• New Young Messiah, Various Artists, 1993. Phil plays the instrumental "Pastorale."
• Love Songs for a Lifetime-30 Great Love Songs, Various Artists, 1996. Phil sings "What A Wonder You Are" with Michele Pillar.
• Sing Me to Sleep, Daddy, Various Artists, 1997. Phil performs "Braham's Lullaby."
• The Prayer of Jabez Music: a Worship Experience, Various Artists, 2001. Phil Keaggy and Geoff Moore team up for the duet "Touch of Greatness."
• City on a Hill: Sing Alleluia, Various Artists, 2002. Phil plays guitar on "The Lord's Prayer," and sings on "Communion."
• One, Neal Morse, 2004. Phil has a guitar solo during the song "The Separated Man," and sings a duet with Neal on the song "Cradle to the Grave."
• His Passion (the Christ): Remembering the Sacrifice, Various Artists, 2004. Phil sings a version of the old spiritual "Were You There When they Crucified My Lord."
• Behold the Lamb of God, Andrew Peterson and Various Artists, 2004
• Christmas Treasures, Various Artists, 2006. Phil contributes acoustic instrumental versions of "Coventry Carol" and "In the Bleak Midwinter."
• Resurrection Worship, Various Artists, 2009. Phil contributed the song "He is Risen."
• CPR 3, Various Artists, 2009. Phil contributes a re-recorded version of the song "Passport." The original version appears on Keaggy's 1995 album Sounds.

With The Squires

• Unofficial Demo (c. 1966)
• Official Demo; recorded at United Audio studios, (c. 1966)
• "Batmobile" (single), "I Don't Care" (b-side); Penguin Records (c. 1966)

With The New Hudson Exit

• "Waiting For Her" (single), "Come With Me" (b-side); Date Records (c. 1967)

With Glass Harp

Singles

• "Where Did My World Come From?", 1969. B-side: "She Told Me."

Albums

• Glass Harp, 1970
• Synergy, 1971
• It Makes Me Glad, 1972
• Song in the Air, 1977 (Compilation album)
• Live at Carnegie Hall, 1997
• Strings Attached, 2000
• Hour Glass, 2003
• Stark Raving Jams, 2004
• Glass Harp Live At The Beachland Ballroom 11.01.08, 2010

Collaborative works

With Muriel Anderson

• Uncut Gems, 2003. Featuring contributions from special guest Stanley Jordan.

With Mike Pachelli

• Two of Us (Groovemasters Volume 10) Solid Air, 2006

With Jeff Johnson

• Frio Suite, 2009

With Tyler Bender Band

• The Rain, 2009

With Randy Stonehill

• Together Live!, 2005
• Mystery Highway, 2009

With Scott Dente and Wes King

• Invention, 1997

Selected Listing of Session Work

• 2nd Chapter of Acts, In the Volume of the Book, 1975
• 2nd Chapter of Acts, The Roar of Love, 1978 (Released 1980)
• Paul Clark & Friends, Come Into His Presence, 1974
• Paul Clark & Friends, Good To Be Home, 1975
• Nancy Honeytree, "Honeytree", The Way I Feel, 1974
• Nancy Honeytree, "Honeytree", Evergreen, 1975
• Michael and Stormie Omartian, Seasons Of The Soul, 1979
• Michael and Stormie Omartian, The Builder, 1980
• Paul Clark, A New Horizon, 1981
• John Mehler, Bow and Arrow, 1982
• Paul Clark, Drawn To The Light, 1982
• Randy Stonehill, Celebrate This Heartbeat, 1984
• Paul Clark, Out Of The Shadow, 1985
• Greg X. Volz, The River Is Rising, 1986. Keaggy plays guitar on "Hold On To The Fire."
• Randy Stonehill, Can't Buy A Miracle, 1988
• Our Christmas,"God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen," 1990. Phil sings a duet with Kim Hill and also arranged the song.
• David Mullen, Faded Blues, 1991. Phil plays guitar on "After the Hurricane."
• Michael Card, The Word, 1992. Phil plays acoustic guitar on "A Valley Of Dry Bones."
• Michael Card, Joy In The Journey, 1992. Phil plays acoustic guitar on "So Many Books."
• No Compromise: Remembering the Music of Keith Green, Various Artists, 1992. Phil contributes backing vocals to Russ Taff's rendition of "Your Love Broke Through." Keaggy had previously recorded his own version of the song for his 1976 album Love Broke Thru.
• Amy Grant, Home for Christmas (Amy Grant album), 1992. Phil plays acoustic guitar on "O Come All Ye Faithful."
• Stonehill, Lazarus Heart, 1994
• Mike Pachelli, In The Now: Fullblast Records, 1994
• John Sferra, Northbound, 1995
• Mike Pachelli,Tube Driven: GeoSynchronous, 1996
• Raphael, Songs & Demos, 1997. Phil sings lead vocals and plays guitar on "In Your Love."
• Surfonic Water Revival, 1998. Keaggy plays guitar on "Surfer's Paradise" and "California Blue."
• Mike Pachelli, For Now, Forever: GeoSynchronous, 1998
• Michael W. Smith, Christmastime (album), 1998. "O Christmas Tree" an instrumental duet featuring Michael W. Smith on piano and Phil Keaggy on acoustic and electric guitars.
• This Train, The Emperor's New Band, "Leave The Light On For You", 1999
• Phil Madeira, 3 Horseshoes, 1999
• Steve Bell, Waiting for Aidan, electric guitar on "Jesus My Glory" and "Somebody's Gotta Pay", 2001
• Kirk Whalum, The Christmas Message, 2001. Phil plays guitar on the title track.
• Cheri Keaggy, Let's Fly, 2001
• Randy Stonehill, Edge Of The World "That's the Way It Goes," "We Were All So Young," 2002
• Michael Card, Scribbling in the Sand: The Best of Michael Card, 2002. Phil plays acoustic guitar on "The Poem of Your Life."
• P.O.D., Payable on Death, "Revolution" and "Eternal", 2003
• Dave Beegle, Beyond the Desert, 2003. Phil plays guitar on "Something Shared."
• Dispatch, All Points Bulletin, 2003
• Neal Morse, One, Electric guitar solo in The Creation at 8:25, Acoustic guitar solo in The Man's Gone (Reprise), 2nd Lead Vocals on Cradle to the Grave.
• Sara Groves, Station Wagon, 2004
• Frisk Luft, I'll Never Find Another You, 2004. Phil performs on "Son of Man" and "I'll Never Find Another You."
• Braddigan, Watchfires, 2005. Keaggy plays lead guitar on several tracks.
• Rufus Tree, Dying to Live, 2005. Keaggy plays guitar on "Where" and "Mercy."
• Tom Mowery, Never Alone, 2005. Mowery's backing band includes Keaggy and Glass Harp drummer John Sferra.
• Third Season, Different State of Mind, 2005. Keaggy also recorded and co-produced the album.
• Cheryl Bliss, The Sweet Soul Light, 2005. Keaggy also co-produced the album.
• Ajalon, On the Threshold of Eternity, 2005
• Tom Frye, Hope is Alive, 2006. Keaggy plays on "Lifter of My Head," "Truth Remains," and "Tears Like Rain."
• Richard Cummins, Moments, 2006. Keaggy plays guitar on a song written in tribute to Keaggy's own experiences in the music industry.
• Nina Landis, Fly-The Missing Track, 2008. Phil plays acoustic guitar on "Day to Day."
• Farewell June, Identity Crisis, 2008. Phil plays guitar on "Simple Prayer."
• Judah Robertson, Free Spirit, 2009
• Tanya Low, Homespun, 2011. Phil plays on Happy Tears. ^{[1][not in citation given]}

Videos

• Phil Keaggy in Concert: St. Charles IL, 2004 (DVD)
• Philly Live!, 2004 (DVD)
• Phil Keaggy and Randy Stonehill: Together Live!, 2005 (DVD)
• Electric Guitar Style, 2005 (Instructional DVD)
• Acoustic Guitar Style, 2005 (Instructional DVD)
• Glass Harp LIVE Circa '72 (DVD), 2006
• The Master & the Musician: 30 Years Later Tour, 2008 (DVD)

Phil also appears on the video Muriel Anderson's All Star Guitar Night Concert, 2000. The two guitarists team up for a performance of "Tennessee Morning" from Phil's 220 album. Keaggy accompanies Michael Card on "The Poem of Your Life" in Card's 2002 concert video Scribbling in the Sand: The Best of Michael Card.

References

External links

• Full Discography