Stand By the Power is the 27th studio album by the Christian music vocal group The Imperials , released in 1982 on DaySpring/Word Records. The album is produced by Bill Schnee. This is the first album to feature vocalist Paul Smith as the new lead singer, replacing Russ Taff after being with the group since 1976. While promoting an Imperials concert at Baylor University in Waco, Texas where he was a student, Smith gave Armond Morales a tape of his music. When Morales learned that Taff was leaving, he called Smith. Prior to Smith joining the group, he released two albums independently in the late 1970s. Smith co-wrote five songs on this album and The Imperials also covered the Kerry Livgren song "How Can You Live" from his 1980 album Seeds of Change . It is the first time that The Imperials track is a rock tune, even pre-dating their 1987 release This Year's Model . Stand By the Power peaked at number two on the Billboard Top Inspirational Albums chart. In 1983, The Imperials won Group of the Year at the 14th GMA Dove Awards. Stand By the Power has never been released on CD but as of 2025, it is available for streaming and for digital download purchasing. Track listing 1. Stand By the Power (Paul Smith, John Rosasco) -3:32 2. Somebody New (Paul Smith, Frank Previte, Blake Levinsohn) -3:50 3. Part Time Servant (Keith Thomas, Claire Cloninger) -3:44 4. This Heart (Keith Thomas) -4:23 5. Lord of the Harvest (Paul Smith, James Newton Howard) -4:36 6. Under His Reign (Bruce Hibbard) -3:23 7. I Never Get Enough of Your Love (Paul Smith, John Rosasco) -4:01 8. How Can You Live (Kerry Livgren) -3:45 9. All for the Asking (Paul Smith, James Newton Howard) -3:47 10. Because of Who You Are (Billy Smiley, Bob Farrell) -3:33 Personnel The Imperials: Armond Morales -bass, vocals Jim Murrary -tenor, vocals Paul Smith -lead vocals David Will -baritone, vocals Accolades Dove Award -Group of the Year Radio singles 1982 "Lord of the Harvest" -#3 Christian AC/CHR 1983 "Somebody New" -#9 Christian AC/CHR 1983 "Because of Who You Are" -#37 Christian AC/CHR Previous release: The Very Best of The Imperials (1981) (compilation album) Next release: Side by Side (1983)

Imperials Live is the second live album by the Christian music vocal group The Imperials , released in 1978 on DaySpring/Word Records. It was produced by Chris Christian , Armond Morales and Buddy Huey. Imperials Live was recorded at two venues: First Baptist Church in Waco, Texas and at the Kingsland Theater in St. Louis, Missouri to promote their 1977 album Sail On . There are three songs that The Imperials performed live for the first time on this album: "Sonshiny Day," "New Creation" and "I Love The Way You Love." Those three tracks were originally recorded in 1976 and would appear 30 years later, in studio form, on The Lost Album . The album was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Gospel Performance, Contemporary or Inspirational. Imperials Live has never been released on CD, however as of 2025, it is available for streaming and for digital download purchasing. Track listing 1. Sonshiny Day (Ken Medema) -2:34 2. Bread Upon the Water (Bill Grine, Janny Grine) -3:16 3. Bread Upon the Water (reprise) -0:52 4. New Creation (Russ Taff) -5:47 5. Your First Day in Heaven (Stuart Hamblen) -1:39 6. Lead Me Gently Home Father (Will L. Thompson; arranged by Armond Morales) -3:17 7. I Love The Way You Love (John Lutz) -4:09 8. He Touched Me (Bill Gaither) -3:53 9. Sail On (Chris Christian) -5:03 10. How Great Thou Art (Stuart K. Hine) -2:40 11. The Old Gospel Ship (traditional; arranged by Armond Morales) -3:07 12. The Old Gospel Ship (reprise) -1:42 Personnel The Imperials: Armond Morales -bass, vocals Jim Murrary -tenor, vocals Russ Taff -lead vocals David Will -baritone, vocals Previous release: Sail On (1977) Next release: Heed the Call (1979)

The Producer is a various artists compilation album that was independently released in 1995 by Home Sweet Home Records and was manufactured and distributed by LCS Music Group. This collection contains tracks that artist - musician Chris Christian has had a hand on either as a producer or executive producer by producing other artists such as White Heart , The Imperials , Steve Archer, Eric Champion, B.J. Thomas, Marilyn McCoo, Dan Peek, David Martin and Christian himself as it covers more than a decade of Christian radio songs. Many of the tracks were either Top 10 or # 1 Christian radio hits plus Christian's mainstream Top 10 AC hit "I Want You, I Need You" as a bonus track. Track listing 1. Safe (Steve Archer and Marilyn McCoo) (Jeremy Dalton) (from the Steve Archer recording Action ) -4:07 2. The Me Nobody Know (Marilyn McCoo) (Chris Christian, Vincent Grimes) (from the Marilyn McCoo recording The Me Nobody Knows ) -5:27 3. Forever Love (Eric Champion) (Eric Champion) (from the Eric Champion recording Eric Champion ) -4:39 4. If You Were the Only One (Steve Archer) (Robert Sterling, Cindy Sterling, Gary Floyd) (from the Steve Archer recording Off the Page ) -4:03 5. Through His Eyes of Love (Steve Archer) (Jeremy Dalton) (from the Steve Archer recording Through His Eyes ) -4:28 6. He's Returning (White Heart) (Mark Gersmehl) (from the White Heart recording White Heart ) -4:24 7. All Things Are Possible (Dan Peek) (Dan Peek, Chris Christian) (from the Dan Peek recording All Things Are Possible ) -3:02 8. Doer of the Word (Dan Peek) (Jeremy Dalton) (from the Dan Peek recording Doer of the Word ) -2:55 9. Stronger Than the Weight (David Martin) (David Martin, Dwight Liles) (from the David Martin recording Stronger Than the Weight ) -4:09 10. God Bless the Children (B.J. Thomas) (Chris Christian, Shanon Smith) (from the various artists recording On This Christmas Night ) -3:09 11. Sail On (The Imperials) (Chris Christian) (from The Imperials recording Sail On ) -2:50 12. Praise the Lord (The Imperials) (Brown Bannister, Mike Hudson) (from The Imperials recording Heed the Call ) -3:35 13. Mirror Of Your Heart (Chris Christian) (Chris Christian, David Martin) (from the Chris Christian compilation recording Mirror Of Your Heart ) -4:07 14. Day Like Today (Chris Christian featuring Gerry Beckley of America) (Chris Christian, Jeremy Dalton) (remixed recording from the Chris Christian release Higher Ways ) -4:37 BONUS TRACK: 15. I Want You, I Need You (Chris Christian with backing vocals by Cheryl Ladd) (Chris Christian, J.C. Crowley, Shanon Smith) (from the 1981 recording Chris Christian , originally released on Boardwalk Records) -3:44 Production credits Chris Christian -producer (track 1, 2, 4, 5, 7, 8, 10 -14), executive producer (tracks 3, 4, 6 and 9) Eric Champion -producer (track 3) Billy Smiley and Dann Huff (track 6) Phil Naish -producer (track 9) Jeremy Dalton -co-producer (track 14) Bob Gaudio -producer (track 15) Previous release: 15 Best of 15 Years  (1991) (compilation album)   Next release: The Collection Vol. 1: 1976 - 1981  (1999) (compilation album)

Lon Christian Smith (born February 7, 1951 in Abilene, Texas) is a record label executive, producer, songwriter and recording artist. His songs have been recorded by both Christian and mainstream pop artists like Amy Grant , The Imperials , B.J. Thomas, Elvis Presley, The Pointer Sisters, Sheena Easton, Al Jarraeu, The Carpenters, Dan Peek, Dionne Warwick, Marilyn McCoo and many others. Christian has produced albums that have been nominated for nine and won four Grammy Awards. He has also been nominated for seven Gospel Music Association Dove Awards as an artist, songwriter, and producer, winning five. He has also released sixteen other albums as a solo artist. Throughout his career, he has written music for many major TV sports events such as the Super Bowl, NCAA finals, The Masters, Olympics, NFL Today, US Open, and many more. As a member of the trio of Cotton, Lloyd & Christian, put together by Mike Curb in the early 1970s, he enjoyed two hits on the Billboard adult contemporary chart on 20th Century Records. The group performed on Dick Clark's American Bandstand and Midnight Special . As a solo artist he performed on The Merv Griffin Show , Solid Gold , and was a judge on Star Search . Christian also played guitar with Chet Atkins, Jerry Reed, and the Wayne Newton band. As a record producer, he is best known for starting Amy Grant's music career by signing her at age 16 to his production company, and calling Myrrh Records executive Stan Moser, to advise he was making an album with Grant as part of a long-term production agreement Christian had signed with Myrrh Records. Christian produced her first album and acted as executive producer for her second, handing over production duties to his college friend Brown Bannister. He owned her songs until 1997 when they were sold to Gaylord Entertainment. As the first artist signed to Boardwalk Records owned by Neil Bogart, with Bob Gaudio (Four Seasons) producing, he recorded "I Want You, I Need You," which peaked at No. 37 on the Billboard Hot 100 in November 1981 and reached the No. 8 on Billboard Adult Contemporary Chart. "I Want You, I Need You" was a number one song in some countries outside the U.S. Television actress Cheryl Ladd sings back-up on the song along with many other artists on the album including Christopher Cross, Nigel Olsson, Frankie Valli, Dann Huff, Tommy Funderburk, Bill Champlin, Paul Jackson, Amy Holland, and Robbie Patton. Other artists on Boardwalk were Ringo Starr, Joan Jett, Mike Love (Beach Boys), and Night Ranger. Robert Kardashian (the Kardashians' father) was his best friend, manager and was responsible for Chris signing with Boardwalk Records. A second hit, a medley of the 1968 Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell Motown songs "Ain't Nothing Like the Real Thing" and "You're All I Need to Get By" sung with Amy Holland, hit No. 21 on the Adult Contemporary chart and No. 88 on the Hot 100 in 1982. Also in 1981, Christian launched his own label Home Sweet Home Records. On that label he signed and produced albums for White Heart , Steve Archer, Mark Heard, Dan Peek, B.J. Thomas, Eric Champion, Rick Riso, Luke Garrett, Marilyn McCoo and others. In 1992, he founded HSH Educational Media with his brother Brad. He executive produced and wrote the music for the children's series Gerbert , which aired on PBS and ABC Family (now Freeform) for over 10 years. His company continues to own and license the Gerbert shows and music. The Gerbert TV series won an ACE award for Best Pre-School Show. Christian purchased The Studios at Las Colinas in 1992 with partner Steve Jarchow. Ross Perot Jr. bought Jarchow's interest in 1993. Christian and Perot purchased the acreage around the Studios Complex selling their interest in the studio and the remaining land to Fox Sports Southwest in 2003. Christian was CEO of World Digital Media Group and YMC Records, a joint venture by Radio Shack, Dish Network, and Sirius Radio, until May 2007. In 2015, he became the vice- chairman and managing partner for the WNBA team Dallas Wings. Christian was inducted into the West Texas Music Hall of Fame, as well as the Christian Music Hall of Fame in 2007. He is listed among the Distinguished Alumni of Abilene Christian University (class of 1973). Christian's family was one of the founders of The Covenant School in Dallas. Christian currently lives in Dallas, Texas with his wife Shanon Smith. In 2019, Christian published his memoirs entitled A Grandmother's Prayer - Moments in a Musical Life . More information on Chris Christian at Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chris_Christian Discography Chris Christian (1977) Chance  (1978) With Your Love  (1979)   The Best of Chris Christian  (1980) (compilation album)   Just Sit Back  (1981)   Chris Christian (1981) (mainstream pop album) Love Them While We Can  (1983)   Let the Music Start  (1984)   Mirror Of Your Heart  (1985) (compilation album)   Live at Six Flags  (1986) (live album with White Heart)   Higher Ways  (1987)   No Lyrics  (1988) (instrumental album)   Thinking Of You This Christmas  (1988)   Focus  (1989)   Sketches  (1990) (instrumental album)   15 Best of 15 Years  (1991) (compilation album)   The Producer  (1995) (compilation of other artists)   The Collection Vol. 1: 1976 - 1981 (1999) (compilation album) The Collection Vol. 2: 1983 - 1991 (1999) (compilation album) Harbour (2000) Pop Songs to Get a Record Deal (2021) (compilation album of unreleased tracks)

15 Best of 15 Years is the official second compilation album by Christian singer - songwriter Chris Christian , originally released in 1991 by Home Sweet Home/Word Records. This collection contains 13 of Christian's best radio hits and favorites covering his first 15 years of recording including a duet with Christian's daughter Courtney on a specially-arranged version of "He's Got the Whole World in His Hands," plus two brand new songs recorded for this collection: "Actions Speak Louder Than Words" featuring guest vocals by vocalist Eric Champion, whom Christian was an executive producer on his self-titled debut album and "The Voice" featuring guest vocals by musician Eric Tagg. Christian dedicated 15 Best of 15 Years to his son Preston, as he wrote in the CD liner notes that his son "one day will enjoy hearing how I spent my time before he came on the scene. I hope he will enjoy Dad's music for the next 15 years as much as I have already enjoyed having him around." 15 Best of 15 Years is currently out of print. A YouTube playlist is posted below this article. Track listing All songs written by Chris Christian, except where noted. 1. Actions Speak Louder Than Words (guest vocals by Eric Champion) (new recording) -3:30 2. Day Like Today (vocal duet with Gerry Beckley) (Chris Christian, Jeremy    Dalton) (remixed recording from Higher Ways ) -4:36 3. Dakota's Theme (from the instrumental recording No Lyrics , taken from the motion picture Dakota ) -4:26 4. The Voice (guest vocals by Eric Tagg) (new recording) -3:46 5. Love Did It Again (Chris Christian, Jeremy Dalton, Joe Ninowski) (from Higher Ways ) -4:23 6. Focus On the Child (from Focus ) -4:46 7. Santa Barbara (from the instrumental recording Sketches ) -4:55 8. Out Of My Hands (remixed recording from Focus ) -4:44 9. He's Got the Whole World in His Hands (featuring Courtney) (from the recording Gerbert's Favorite Hymns ) -4:13 10. Put Your Trust (Chris Christian, J.C. Crowley) (from Love Them While We Can ) -4:41 11. Love Them While We Can (Mark Gersmehl) (from Love Them While We Can ) -3:32 12. Livin' For You (Chris Christian, Pete Castro, Larry Owens) (from Just Sit Back ) -3:56 13. Get Back to the Bible (remixed recording from Chris Christian ) -2:53 14. Mountain Top (Brown Bannister) (from Chris Christian ) -3:15 15. Clap Your Hands (Dwight Liles; arranged by Keith Thomas) (from Let the Music Start ) -4:01 Production credits Chris Christian -producer (all tracks) Jeremy Dalton -co-producer (tracks 2 and 5) Brown Bannister -co-producer (tracks 13 and 14) Previous release: Sketches  (1990) (instrumental album)   Next release: The Producer  (1995) (compilation of other artists) Listen to the playlist 15 Best of 15 Years here:

Sketches is the 11th studio and second all-instrumental album by Christian singer - songwriter Chris Christian , originally released in the fall of 1990 by Home Sweet Home/Word Records. Christian produced, mixed and arranged the album himself. Sketches contains the opening track "Santa Barbara" as the best highlight and the composition "Casey Noel" is named after Christian's second daughter. The album is not available for streaming or for digital download and is out of print. Track listing All songs written and composed by Chris Christian. 1. Santa Barbara -5:06 2. Superbowl Highlights -3:28 3. Malibu Rain -6:41 4. Nashville -3:14 5. Windmills in the Desert -4:38 6. Sketches in the Sand -4:14 7. Casey Noel -5:00 8. Nobody Knows -5:21 9. Preston Road -3:23 10. Leaves On the Green -2:38 11. Court Wants a Pup -3:40 12. Playin' Catch -5:16 Previous release: Focus  (1989)   Next release: 15 Best of 15 Years  (1991) (compilation album) AUDIO NOT AVAILABLE

Focus is the tenth studio album by Christian singer - songwriter Chris Christian , originally released on November 7, 1989 by Home Sweet Home/Word Records. Christian produced and arranged the album himself. Two years after his 1987 release Higher Ways , Christian returns with an album that's about parent/child relationships with its lead single "Focus On the Child," as well as three other tracks dealing with the same subject. The song was Christian's last charted song on the Christian AC chart. It also contains a track titled "The Man Behind the Man" as a tribute to former Dallas Cowboys head coach Tom Landry and features Gerry Beckley of the soft rock duo America. Christian country artist Bruce Carroll provides guest vocals on "(Don't Blame It On) The Ones You Love." The album's sound is more adult contemporary than Higher Ways , which is contemporary pop with a Top 40 sound. On the CD cover, Christian appears with his wife Shanon and their three children, Courtney, Casey Noel and Preston, in an ode to painter and illustrator Norman Rockwell as they are at a 1950's era soda shop. In the bottom chair where Casey Noel is sitting is a doll of Gerbert, which is based on a children's television program of the same name that Christian did the music for and is produced by Home Sweet Home Educational Media. Track listing All songs written by Chris Christian, except where noted. 1. Focus On the Child -4:46 2. (Don't Blame It On) The Ones You Love (guest vocals by Bruce Carroll) (Chris Christian, Lynn Sutter-Adler) -3:54 3. The Man Behind the Man (a tribute to Tom Landry) (featuring Gerry Beckley) -5:25 4. Forgive and Forget (Jeremy Dalton) -5:14 5. The Faith That Comes From You -3:08 6. Out Of My Hands -6:00 7. Proud to Be Your Friend (Dave Mullins, John Campbell) -4:32 8. One More Time -4:22 9. Where Would I Be (Joe Ninowski) -5:45 10. Focus (instrumental reprise) -1:29 Radio singles 1990 "Focus On the Child" -#34 Christian AC Previous release: Thinking Of You This Christmas  (1988) Next release: Sketches  (1990) (instrumental album)

Phil Keaggy is the 20th self-titled solo album by Christian singer/songwriter/ guitarist Phil Keaggy . It was released on September 16, 1998 by Myrrh/Word Records. The album was produced by Keaggy and Tom Laune. Phil Keaggy is Keaggy's first full vocal album since 1995's True Believer but without the slick production style. He wanted to recapture the live organic sound of his rock and roll albums, Phil Keaggy and Sunday's Child , Find Me in These Fields and Crimson and Blue . Although Keaggy has retained some of True Believer 's adult contemporary sound, there are some Beatle-esqe influences on some of the tracks. The lead single "Days Like You" received some considerable airplay and was his final Top 20 hit on Christian radio but was drowned by the influx of younger artists like Rebecca St. James , Point of Grace , DC Talk and Third Day. Geri Bobeck, Keaggy's sister, contributed her songwriting on two tracks: "My Unspoken Words" and "Tender Love." The tracks "Beneath the Blood-Stained Lintel" and "Quite Suddenly" were inspired by author Harry A. Ironside's book The Continual Burnt Offering . Keaggy also does a cover of the 1988 Sheila Walsh track "Jesus Loves the Church" to close the album. Phil Keaggy  debuted and peaked at number 32 on the Billboard  Top Christian Albums chart. Track listing All songs written by Phil Keaggy, except where noted. 1. A Sign Came Through a Window -4:13 2. Beneath the Blood-Stained Lintel (words from The Continual Burnt Offering by Harry A. Ironside; music by Phil Keaggy) -3:27 3. Under the Grace -5:01 4. Above All Things (words adapted from the writings of St. John Chrysostom, excerpted from The Catechism of the Catholic Church ; music by Phil Keaggy) -4:23 5. My Unspoken Words (Geri Bobeck) -4:21 6. Tender Love (Geri Bobeck) -4:37 7. A Little Bit of Light (Keith Moore) -5:48 8. Chase the Bad Away -4:44 9. Quite Suddenly (words from The Continual Burnt Offering  by Harry A. Ironside;     music by Phil Keaggy) -3:36 10. Days Like You -3:49 11. Jesus Loves the Church (Sheila Walsh) -6:32 Radio singles 1998 "Days Like You" -#13 Christian AC 1999 "Under the Grace -#38 Christian AC Previous release: Invention  (1997) (instrumental album with Scott Denté and Wes  King) Next release: Phil Keaggy's Premium Jams  (1999)

Invention is a collaborative album by Christian musicians and songwriters Phil Keaggy , Wes King and Scott Denté of Out of the Grey . It was released on October 7, 1997 by Sparrow Records. The album was produced by Robert S. Fields and executive produced by Lynn Nichols. Billed as a once in a lifetime experience of three of the top guitar players and songwriters, Invention contains seven instrumentals, three vocal tracks and the album's closing track "Something, Somewhere" features vocals by all three artists. All three play electric, acoustic and bass guitars and amplifiers along with musicians Chris Kent on bass and Ken Lewis on drums and percussion providing the rhythm section. "River of Life" with lead vocals sung by Keaggy was the only Christian radio single to be released. Invention debuted and peaked at number 22 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart. In 1998, the album won a Dove Award for Instrumental Album of the Year at the 29th GMA Dove Awards. It was Keaggy's third Dove win in this category with King and Denté each winning one for the first time. Track listing All songs written and composed by Phil Keaggy, Wes King and Scott Denté, except where noted. 1. Watch My Back (lead vocals by Wes King) (Wes King) -4:52 2. Isle of Skye (instrumental) -4:25 3. The Moors of Bellevue (instrumental) (Phil Keaggy) -4:16 4. River of Life (lead vocals by Phil Keaggy) (Phil Keaggy, Alan Bradley, Terry Burns) -4:07 5. Budapest Control (instrumental) -4:29 6. Angel Threads (instrumental) -3:48 7. More to Be Revealed (lead vocals by Scott Denté) (Scott Denté, Phil Maderia) -4:44 8. 53 Days in June (instrumental) (Scott Denté) -5:42 9. Perspicuity (instrumental) -4:18 10. The Quote Jester (instrumental) (Phil Keaggy) -2:38 11. Something, Somewhere (lead vocals by Phil Keaggy, Wes King and Scott Denté) -5:22 Personnel Phil Keaggy -acoustic, electric and bass guitars, lead vocals on track 4 and 11, backing vocals on tracks 1 and 7 Wes King -acoustic, electric and bass guitars, lead vocals on track 1 and 11, backing vocals on tracks 4 and 7 Scott Denté -acoustic and electric guitars, lead vocals on track 7 and 11, backing vocals on tracks 1 and 4 additional musicians: Chris Kent -bass guitar (tracks 3, 5, 6, 8 and 9) Ken Lewis -drums and percussion (tracks 1 -5, 7, 8 and 11) Robert S. Fields -percussion and cymbals (tracks 4, 5 and 7) Accolades Dove Award -Instrumental Album of the Year ( Invention ) Radio singles 1997 "River of Life" -#8 Christian CHR, -#39 Christian AC Phil Keaggy: Previous release: On the Fly  (1997)/ Sojourner  (1999) (instrumental album)   Next release: Phil Keaggy (1998) Wes King: Previous release: A Room Full of Stories  (1997) Next release: Signature Songs  (1999) (Benson Records compilation album) Out of the Grey with Scott Denté: Previous release: (See Inside)  (1997) Next release: Remember This: The Out of the Grey Collection (1998) (compilation album)

Philip Tyler Keaggy (born March 23, 1951 in Youngstown, Ohio) is an American acoustic and electric guitarist and vocalist who has released more than 55 albums and contributed to many more recordings in both the contemporary Christian music and mainstream markets. He is a seven-time recipient of the GMA Dove Award for Instrumental Album of the Year, and was twice nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Rock Gospel Album. He has frequently been listed as one of the world's top-two "finger-style" and "finger-picking" guitarists by Guitar Player Magazine readers' polls, and due to his complex and virtuosic playing, he is widely regarded as one of the greatest guitarists of all time. He played in several bands in Ohio in the mid-1960s and eventually formed the band Glass Harp with friend John Sferra in 1968. He became a Christian shortly after his mother's death around Valentine's Day of 1970 and his newfound faith infused all three of the Glass Harp recordings on Decca Records. He left the group in August of 1972 to embark on a solo career (although he has since reunited with Glass Harp for several concerts and recording projects). He recorded his first solo album What A Day in 1973, but it wasn't released until June of 1974 . During that period, he married his wife Bernadette and toured with Love Song. His next solo album, Love Broke Thru , didn't arrive until two years later in 1976. During that time, he toured and recorded with other Jesus Music pioneers such as 2nd Chapter of Acts , Honeytree and Paul Clark & Friends. Over the coming decades, Keaggy would continue to record and tour, as well as contributing his unmistakable guitar work to hundreds of recordings. Keaggy also first started collaborating with fellow CCM singer - songwriter and long-time friend Randy Stonehill in the mid-1970s , often appearing in each other's albums either as singing vocal duets, songwriting or both and have performed in the studio and in live concert performances. More information on Phil Keaggy at Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phil_Keaggy Discography Please note: Phil Keaggy's discography is quite extensive so only a few albums will be spotlighted in articles. with Glass Harp: Glass Harp (1970) Synergy (1971) It Makes Me Glad (1972) Song in the Air (1978) (compilation album) Live at Carnegie Hall (1997) Strings Attached - Live (2001) (with the Youngstown Symphony Orchestra) Hourglass (2003) Stark Raving Jams: Recorded Live 1970 -2003 (2004) Live at the Beachland Ballroom 11.01.08 (2010) Solo vocal recordings What a Day (1974) Love Broke Thru (1976) Emerging (1978) (credited as Phil Keaggy Band) Ph'lip Side (1980) Town to Town (1981) Play Thru Me (1982) Underground: Private Collection (1983) Getting Closer! (1985) Way Back Home (1986) Phil Keaggy and Sunday's Child (1988) Find Me in These Fields (1990) Revelator (EP) (1993) Crimson and Blue (1993)/ Blue (1994) True Believer (1995) 1970 - 1995: Time Volume 1 (1995) (compilation album) 1970 - 1995: Time Volume 2 (1995) (compilation album) Phil Keaggy (1998) An Angel's Christmas: Carols Performed on Acoustic Guitar (1999) Zion (2000) Inseparable (2000) Uncle Duke (2000) Special Occasions (2003) It's Personal: Phil Keaggy sings the poetry of Keith Moore (2004) Dream Again (2006) Happy Valentine's Day (2007) A Peaceful Collection: Songs of Rest for the Heart (2008) Welcome Inn: A Phil Keaggy Christmas (2009) A Solo Acoustic Evening with Phil Keaggy in Concert (2009) (CD/DVD) Live from Kegworth Studio (2011) The Cover of Love (2012) Southern Girls - Music from the Motion Picture (2015) All at Once (2016)/ Fearless Love (2020) Legacy (2024) (3 CD/7 LP box set) Solo instrumental recordings The Master & The Musician (1979) The Wind and the Wheat (1987) Beyond Nature (1991) Acoustic Sketches (1996) 220 (1996) On the Fly (1997)/Sojourner (1999) Phil Keaggy's Premium Jams (1999) Music to Paint By (4 CD series) (1999) Lights of Madrid (2000) Cinemascapes (2001) In the Quiet Hours (2001) HymnSongs (2002) Freehand (Acoustic Sketches II) (2003) Jammed! (2006) Roundabout (2006) (live album) The Song Within (2007) Phantasmagorical: Master & Musician 2 (2008) Alternate Tunings (Fingerstyle Guitar Solos) (2014) Acoustic Sketches 3 (2021) Collaboration recordings/projects How the West Was One  (1978) (live album with 2nd Chapter of Acts and a band called David) Invention (199 7) (with Scott Denté and Wes King) Majesty & Wonder: An Instrumental Christmas (1999) (with the London Festival  Orchestra) Uncut Gems (2003) (with Muriel Anderson and special guest Stanley Jordan) Together Live (2005) (with Randy Stonehill) Two of Us: Groovemasters Vol. 10 (2006) (with Mike Pachelli) Acoustic Cafe (2007) (credited as Phil Keaggy and Friends) Mystery Highway  (2009) (with Randy Stonehill) FRIO Suite (2009) (with Jeff Johnson) Inter-Dimensional Traveler (2010) (credited as The Phil Keaggy Trio with Jack Giering and John Sferra) Songs for Israel  (2010) (live album with Randy Stonehill, Bob Bennett and Buck Storm) Numen (2011) (with Kyle Jones) Cosmic Rumpus (2012) (credited as The Phil Keaggy Trio with Jack Giering and John Sferra) WaterSky (2012) (with Jeff Johnson) Infinity Unleashed (2013) (credited as The Phil Keaggy Trio with Jack Giering and John Sferra) Lighting Catcher (2018) (as part of the band Shinbone) Rockin' Comedy Christmas Show (2018) (with Paul Aldrich and Ken Davis) The Bucket List (2019) (with Jerry Marotta and Tony Levin) Cappadocia (2019) (with Jeff Johnson) Illumination (2019) (with Rex Paul)

220 is the 17th solo and 5th instrumental album by Christian singer/ songwriter/guitarist Phil Keaggy . It was released on September 3, 1996 by Sparrow Records. The album was produced by Bill Deaton. 220 is an electric instrumental album featuring Keaggy on electric guitars and with various musicians joining him. It was released the same year as Acoustic Sketches , except that album was nationally released two years later in 1998. Keaggy's son Ian played drums on the track "Ian's Groove," accompanied by his dad playing both electric and bass guitars and other musicians. The album's title was named for the 220 volt electric standard, featuring a diverse mix of musical styles, ranging from blues to Celtic. 220 debuted and peaked at number 21 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart. It was nominated for a Dove Award for Instrumental Album of the Year in 1997. Track listing All songs written and composed by Phil Keaggy. 1. Animal -4:51 2. Arrow -6:03 3. Montana -4:47 4. Tennessee Morning -3:56 5. The Great Escape -7:13 6. Stomp -4:41 7. Highland -5:54 8. Beyond This Day -4:23 9. Ian's Groove -3:40 10. Watt Ever (220 Jam) -3:20 Previous release: Acoustic Sketches  (1996) (instrumental album) Next release: On the Fly (1997)/ Sojourner (1999) (instrumental album)

On the Fly is the 18th solo and 6th instrumental album by Christian singer/ songwriter/guitarist Phil Keaggy . It was originally released independently in the spring of 1997 on Canis Major Records. Keaggy produced the album with John August Schroeter. On the Fly is a return to Keaggy playing both electric and acoustic guitars, as well as bass and classical guitars. It features the original recording of the Spanish-flavored track "Praise Dance." The track also appears on his 2000 instrumental release Lights of Madrid . There are two extended tracks: the six-part near 15 minute "Way of the Pilgrim" and the 24 minute "The Sojourner." In early 1999, Word Entertainment reissued and repackaged On the Fly as Sojourner with the same track listing and a different CD front cover on their Black Dot label. The album is currently out of print. Track listing All songs written and composed by Phil Keaggy, except where noted. 1. Intro (footsteps) -0:59 2. Praise Dance -6:53 3. North (interlude) -1:16 4. Firewalker (written and arranged by Jack Ballard) -4:53 5. South (interlude) -2:10 Way of the Pilgrim -14:45 6. Vision 7. Longing 8. Pursuit 9. The Journey 10. The Return 11. Rest 12. East (interlude) -2:37 13. In Memorium -6:03 14. Homecoming -4:55 15. The Sojourner -24:21 16. West (interlude) -0:59 17. Outro (footsteps) -0:40 Previous release: 220  (1996) (instrumental album) Next release: Invention  (1997) (instrumental album with Scott Denté and Wes King) AUDIO NOT AVAILABLE