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Love Broke Thru
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Take me Closer
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As The Ruin Falls
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Wild Horse
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Disappointment
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Time
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Portrait
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Just The Same
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Things I Will Do
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Abraham
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Phil Keaggy - Deluxe Studio vocal albums Nashville, Tennessee
Phil Keaggy is one of the most admired guitarists in music today. A master of both electric rock and acoustic finger style,
he has been honing his craft for over 50 years.
He continues to sell out concerts all over the United States, with his ever-changing style, ranging from rock-and-roll to fully orchestrated instrumental compositions.
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The sounds are clever and well done, the words are lovely, and the style suits me
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Hymnsongs 2
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Favorite track: Jerusalem!…that final guitar solo though!!
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Acoustic Sketches 3
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I have the two previous Acoustic Sketches on CD plus 72 of his other CD's. I like PK. Thank you Phil for sharing your blessed talent.
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Música Perdida - lost instrumentals (1980-1982)
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On a Whim made me think of UB40’s “Red Red Wine,” so I started listening to that, and then I saw it was actually a Neil Diamond song, so then I started listening to his greatest hits. Quite a trip I’ve been on this morning.
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