Phil Keaggy discography
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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 a different track sequence
Getting Closer!, 1985, later reissued on CD with a different track sequence and bonus tracks
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, six-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 Keaggy'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.
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