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Jeff Johnson
ArkMusic recording artist, composer, producer, and Selah worship leader has released numerous solo recordings along with collaborations with Irish flutist, Brian Dunning inspired by Stephen Lawhead's novels and guitarist, Phil Keaggy. Jeff's latest release is EREMO, an ambient instrumental collaboration with Indie artist, John Van Deusen. ... more
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Underground • (Back Room Trax - Vol. 1)
by Phil Keaggy - Back Room Trax
supported by 7 fans who also own “Rolling Along”
Not bad for a drum machine. Deadline is my fav. Sounds like water drops on the guitar, very one of a kind and unique song. He uses the small les Paul on it too, I think it was a gift from Kerry Livgren of Kansas.
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Acoustic Sketches 3
by Phil Keaggy - Studio Instrumentals
supported by 7 fans who also own “Rolling Along”
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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Pilgrimage
by Phil Keaggy & Friends
supported by 7 fans who also own “Rolling Along”
The sounds are clever and well done, the words are lovely, and the style suits me
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Needs/So Many Things
by Hudson Alexander
featured on Bandcamp Radio Jul 21, 2015
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Therapy
by Brendan Eder Ensemble
L.A. composer Brendan Eder asks the question: what would Aphex Twin do with a chamber ensemble?
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The Land Dictates the Lay of the Stone
by O. G. Jigg
The U.D.O Super 6 polyphonic synthesizer sits at the center of a string ensemble in these disarmingly beautiful compositions.
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What A Day (50th Anniversary remaster)
by Phil Keaggy - Deluxe Studio vocal albums
supported by 7 fans who also own “Rolling Along”
It was one of the first Jesus Music albums I owned. It was groundbreaking and inspiring.
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