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Simple Truth is the eighth studio album by Scottish Christian singer - author Sheila Walsh , released in 1989 on Myrrh Records. Simple Truth is produced by Greg Nelson, who is best known for producing Christian inspirational artists like Sandi Patty , Larnelle Harris and Steve Green . This album, according to CCM Magazine , shows "a kinder, gentler Walsh." Changing her musical style so Walsh can accommodate her audience which are viewers from The 700 Club , Simple Truth is more adult contemporary and MOR (middle of the road), departing from her pop sounds of Shadowlands and Say So . Walsh covers the Neil Diamond track "This Time," which she dedicated to her first husband Norman Miller and Walsh co-wrote two songs "Come Into His Kingdom" and "Love Alone." Songwriting contributions include Bob Farrell, Chris Eaton and Michael and Stormie Omartian. Walsh also released a live concert video on VHS titled Simple Truth in Concert . Track listing 1. The Calling of Love (Leonard Ahlstrom, Mike Demus) -3:38 2. Come Into His Kingdom (Sheila Walsh, Bob Farrell, Greg Nelson) -4:55 3. Soli Deo Gloria (Larry Bryant) -3:23 4. Love Alone (Sheila Walsh, Bob Farrell, Greg Nelson) -4:45 5. This Time (a song for Norman) (Neil Diamond, David Foster, Jeremy Lubbock) -3:55 6. Where Do We Go from Here? (Chris Eaton) -3:05 7. Savior Like a Shepherd (Dave Hampton, Jeff Lippencott) -4:10 8. Quiet Times (Chris Rice) -2:45 9. We Can Have It All (Michael and Stormie Omartian) -4:10 10. God Loves You (Bob Farrell, Greg Nelson) -5:21 Radio singles 1989 "The Calling of Love" -#3 Christian AC 1990 "God Loves You" -#28 Christian AC Previous release: Say So (1988) Next release: Hymns & Voices (1990) (reissued in 2002 as The Hymns Collection ) Listen to Simple Truth here: Watch a performance clip of "Come Into His King" from Simple Truth in Concert here:

Say So is the seventh studio album by Scottish Christian singer - author Sheila Walsh , released in early 1988 on Myrrh Records. It is Walsh's second album on the Myrrh label following her 1986 album Shadowlands . Once again teaming with producers Richard Osborne and Jon Sweet, the album continues her British pop sound with some touches of adult contemporary. Walsh covers the hit "Love Is the Answer," written by Todd Rundgren and recorded by his band Utopia in 1977 and made famous by the soft rock duo England Dan and John Ford Coley (#1 Billboard AC, #10 Billboard Hot 100). Walsh performed the song on her very first appearance as co-host of The 700 Club in 1987. Christian recording artist and guitarist Phil Keaggy (whom Walsh opened for in 1983 on her first American tour) is a guest instrumentalist playing the electric guitar on the songs "Angels With Dirty Faces" and "Hope for the Hopeless." Walsh also tries her hand at songwriting on Say So co-writing six songs and writing solo and recording "Trapeze," a song she would revisit on future releases and has become a personal favorite. Track listing 1. Winds of Change (Sheila Walsh, Rod Trott, Jon Sweet) -4:29 2. Surrender (Steve Griffith, Jimmy Abegg, Bruce Spencer) -4:32 3. Love Is The Answer (Todd Rundgren) -4:37 4. Trapeze (Sheila Walsh) -5:07 5. Dorai Sani (Steve Griffith) -6:01 6. Empty Boxes (Sheila Walsh, Jon Sweet) -5:10 7. Angels With Dirty Faces (Sheila Walsh, Rod Trott, Jon Sweet) -3:54 8. Jesus Loves the Church (Sheila Walsh, Dave Cooke) -4:20 9. Human Cry (Sheila Walsh, Rod Trott, Jon Sweet) -4:56 10. Hope for the Hopeless (Sheila Walsh, Jon Sweet) -4:33 Radio singles 1988 "Angels With Dirty Faces" -#6 Christian CHR, #6 Christian AC 1988 "Jesus Loves the Church" -#3 Christian CHR, #3 Christian AC 1988 "Winds of Change" -#7 Christian CHR, #4 Christian AC 1988 -1989 "Surrender" -#11 Christian CHR Previous release: Shadowlands (1986) Next release: Simple Truth (1989)

Shadowlands is the sixth studio album by Scottish Christian singer - author Sheila Walsh , released in 1986 on Word Records. This is Walsh's first album on the Myrrh label after leaving Sparrow Records. Considered to be Walsh's best album, Shadowlands features some harder beats and a British techno pop sound. The album is produced by Richard Osborne and Jon Sweet, marking Walsh's first time working with them to update her sound and featuring songs by Sweet and Rod Trott. The track listings differ from the U.S. and U.K. recordings: the U.S. LP of Shadowlands on side 2, track 1 contains the song "Christian" which was released as the album's lead single, while the U.K. LP version on the same side and track contains the duet "I Hope and I Pray" with Walsh and English rock singer Alvin Stardust, in place of "Christian." "I Hope and I Pray" is found as a bonus track on the cassette and CD versions of Shadowlands in the U.S. The track is produced by Barry Blue. Eventually, both "Christian" and "I Hope and I Pray" were on the CD versions of Shadowlands in both U.S. and U.K. markets. The album reached number 22 on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart and earned Walsh her third and final Grammy nomination for Best Gospel Performance, Female. Walsh also released a concert video on VHS called Shadowlands: Live in London to promote the album. A music video was made for the track "Big Boy Now." Track listing on the U.S. CD version of Shadowlands All songs were written by Jon Sweet and Rod Trott, except where noted. 1. Sand in the Hand -3:47 2. Ship of Love -3:56 3. Keeper of the Key -3:53 4. The Hungry Night -4:18 5. Valley of Tears -4:40 6. Christian -4:19 7. Big Boy Now (Lance Demers) -3:56 8. Last Word in Love -4:15 9. What Do You Know (That I Don't) -5:18 10. Never Give It Up -4:06 11. I Hope and I Pray (duet with Alvin Stardust) (Jon Moss, Sheila Lippel, Simon Brenner) -3:51 Production credits Richard Osborne and Jon Sweet -producers (tracks 1 - 10) Barry Blue -producer (track 11) Radio singles 1986 "Christian" -#2 Christian CHR, #4 Christian AC 1986 "What Do You Know (That I Don't)" -#4 Christian CHR, #9 Christian AC 1987 "Big Boy Now" -#17 Christian AC 1987 "Valley of Tears" -#28 Christian AC Previous release: Portrait  (1986) (compilation album)   Next release: Say So (1988) Listen to the album Shadowlands here: Watch Shadowlands: Live in London concert here: Watch the music video of "Big Boy Now" here:

Portrait is a 1986 compilation album by Scottish Christian singer - author Sheila Walsh on Sparrow Records. This collection features ten of Walsh's best songs including the track "Star Song (There Is Born A Child)." The track was only released on the U.S. version of War of Love , but is now available for the first time for the U.K. market on vinyl. The album was then reissued on CD in 1988 and was part of the Compact Favorites series featuring former artists on the Sparrow label with the same track listing. Walsh had signed with Word Records, where she is recording her next album Shadowlands . NOTE: Portrait/Compact Favorites is the only compilation album by Sheila Walsh that is available digitally. Track listing 1. We're All One (Bryn Haworth) (from Don't Hide Your Heart ) -3:29 2. Don't Turn Your Back on Jesus (Chris Eaton) (from Triumph in the Air ) -3:11 3. Turn! Turn! Turn! (To Everything There Is A Season) (Pete Seeger) (from War of Love ) -3:58 4. Somebody (Teri DeSario, Bill Purse) (from Triumph in the Air ) -4:15 5. Jesus Call Your Lambs (duet with Cliff Richard) (Teri DeSario) (from Don't Hide Your Heart ) -4:02 6. Triumph in the Air (Graham Kendrick, Craig Pruess) (from Triumph in the Air ) -4:42 7. Mystery (Dave Cooke, Paul Field) (from War of Love ) -3:27 8. Star Song (There Is Born A Child) (Scott McClurg, Kirk Allen) (from War of Love ) -3:40 9. God Put a Fighter in Me (Graham Kendrick) (from War of Love ) -5:15 10. Burn On (Graham Kendrick) (from Future Eyes ) -4:12 Production credits Craig Pruess -producer (tracks 1 -9) Cliff Richard -co-producer (tracks 3, 7 and 9) Michael Omartian and Keith Bessey -co-producers (track 1) Paul Cobbold -producer (track 10) Previous release: Don't Hide Your Heart (1985) Next release: Shadowlands (1986)

Don't Hide Your Heart is the fifth studio album by Scottish Christian singer - author Sheila Walsh . Released in 1985, this would be her final album on the Sparrow Records label. This was Walsh's fourth American album after Future Eyes , War of Love and Triumph in the Air . The album is produced by Craig Pruess, with additional production by Michael Omartian and Keith Bessey on the track "We're All One." Legendary English pop/rock singer Cliff Richard duets with Walsh on the song "Jesus Call Your Lambs." Walsh earned her second Grammy Award nomination for Best Gospel Performance, Female for Don't Hide Your Heart . Track listing 1. Don't Hide Your Heart (Graham Kendrick) -4:04 2. Under the Gun (J.D. Martin, Jim Rushing) -3:59 3. Jesus Call Your Lambs (duet with Cliff Richard) (Teri DeSario) -4:02 4. Alpha Omega (Chris Eaton) -3:17 5. You'll Never Be the Same (Chris Eaton) -4:18 6. Light Across the World (Dave Cooke, Paul Field) -3:25 7. We're All One (Bryn Haworth) -3:29 8. It's All for You (Graham Kendrick) -4:42 9. Not Guilty (Graham Kendrick) -4:53 10. Thief in the Night (Paul Field) -4:20 Radio singles 1985 "We're All One" -#6 Christian CHR 1985 "Jesus Call Your Name" (with Cliff Richard) -#9 Christian AC Previous release: Triumph in the Air (1984) Next release: Portrait  (1986) (compilation album)   Listen to the album Don't Hide Your Heart here:

Triumph in the Air is the fourth studio album by Scottish Christian singer -author Sheila Walsh , released in 1984 on Sparrow Records. It is also Walsh's third American release, after Future Eyes and War of Love . Walsh makes her first appearance on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart, climbing up to number 19. Songwriting contributors include Graham Kendrick, Teri DeSario and Chris Eaton . The album is produced by Craig Pruess. Legendary English pop/rock singer Cliff Richard provides backing vocals on some of the songs. Track listing 1. Triumph in the Air (Graham Kendrick, Craig Pruess) -4:42 2. Don't Turn Your Back on Jesus (Chris Eaton) -3:11 3. Deeper Meaning (Teri DeSario, Bill Purse) -4:00 4. Stealin' the Feeling (Teri DeSario, Bill Purse) -3:14 5. Surrendering (Chris Eaton) -4:31 6. Somebody (Teri DeSario, Bill Purse) -4:15 7. No Alibi (Graham Kendrick) -4:21 8. Growing Up to Be a Child (Graham Kendrick) -3:51 9. Golden Rule (Chris Eaton) -4:18 10. Children of the King (Chris Eaton) -4:48 Radio singles 1984 "Surrendering" -#21 Christian AC/CHR Previous release: War of Love (U.S.)/ Drifting (U.K.) (1983) Next release: Don't Hide Your Heart (1985) Listen to Triumph in the Air here:

War of Love is the third studio album by Scottish Christian singer -author Sheila Walsh . Released in 1983 on Sparrow Records (it's Walsh's second American release), the album was titled Drifting when it was released in the U.K. and Europe on DJM Records, but with a very different track listing. Walsh released her very first music video for the single "Mystery," and it was also released to Christian radio in America as a single where it went Top 20. The song "Mystery" is not the same song that is on her 1982 U.K. album No One Loves Me Like You . The title song is a duet with Walsh and English singer Cliff Richard and it was released as a single in the U.K. Richard produced the album with additional production by Craig Pruess. Walsh went back to here new wave sound from her debut album Future Eyes . Sparrow Records in America were not too impressed with the duet, so the duet was replaced by the track "Star Song (There is Born a Child)" that Walsh recorded in 1981 as the first Christian radio single on War of Love . It was originally released in the U.K. as a stand-alone single. The song has also been played during the Christmas season. The song "Fighter" on Drifting is called "God Put a Fighter in Me" on War of Love . Walsh also does a cover of American folk singer Pete Seeger's song "Turn! Turn! Turn!" made famous by the American folk rock band The Byrds (# 1 Billboard Hot 100) in 1965. Walsh earned her first of three Grammy nominations in the Gospel category Best Gospel Performance, Female for War of Love . Track listing on Drifting 1. Turn! Turn! Turn! (Pete Seeger) -3:58 2. Mystery (Dave Cooke, Paul Field) -3:27 3. Sunset Skies (Chris Eaton) -4:35 4. Private Life (Graham Kendrick) -3:26 5. Yes He Lives (Terry Britten) -4:02 6. Drifting (duet with Cliff Richard) (Bruce Woolley, Simon Darlow) -3:56 7. Fooled By A Feeling (Jamie Owens-Collins) -3:43 8. Sleepwalking (Graham Kendrick) -4:02 9. It's Lonely When the Lights Go On (Daniel D'Costa, John Woodfield) -3:08 10. Fighter (Graham Hendrick) -5:15 Track listing on War of Love 1. Turn! Turn! Turn! (To Everything There Is A Season) -3:58 2. Mystery -3:27 3. Sunset Skies -4:35 4. Private Life -3:26 5. Yes He Lives -4:02 6. Fooled By A Feelin' -3:43 7. Star Song (There Is Born A Child) (Scott McClurg, Kirk Allen) -3:40 8. Sleepwalking -4:02 9. It's Lonely When the Lights Go On -3:08 10. God Put a Fighter in Me -5:15 Radio singles 1983 "Drifting" -#64 U.K. 1983 "Star Song (There Is Born A Child)" -#21 Christian AC/CHR 1983 "Mystery" -#19 Christian AC/CHR Previous release: No One Loves Me Like You (1982) (U.K. release) Next release: Triumph in the Air (1984) Listen to War of Love/Drifting here: Watch the music video of "Mystery" here:

No One Loves Me Like You is the second studio album by Scottish Christian singer -author Sheila Walsh , released in 1982 on Kingsway Music. The album was only released in the U.K. Walsh wrote on the liner notes of the back album cover: "' No One Loves Me Like You ' is an album that I have wanted to record for some time. It is not a follow up to my first album ' Future Eyes ' but rather a collection of love songs expressing something of the joy and pain involved in following Christ. Each one means a lot to me, I hope they will to you." No One Loves Me Like You is produced and arranged by Lennart Sjöholm with songwriting contributions by Graham Kendrick, Paul Field and Chris Eaton . Walsh dedicated the album to her first husband Norman Miller. NOTE: Walsh re-recorded the song "Burn On" for this album, that she originally recorded for the U.S. version of Future Eyes . The song "Mystery" is not the same song that Walsh recorded for her next album War of Love/Drifting . Walsh also covers her friend, legendary English singer Cliff Richard's song "You Know Me Better Than I Know Myself," from which the line of the song is the name of the album. Track listing 1. Take Me As I Am (Chris Eaton) -3:48 2. Empty Page (Paul Field) -4:15 3. Bon Vivant (The Good Life) (Graham Kendrick) -3:15 4. You Know Me Better Than I Know Myself (Dave Cooke, Judy MacKenzie) -3:05 5. Burn On (Graham Kendrick) -4:49 6. By Your Grace (Chris Eaton) -4:09 7. Moment By Moment (Paul Field, Dave Cooke) -4:00 8. In Your Way (Graham Kendrick) -3:31 9. You (unknown) -6:42 10. Mystery (Graham Kendrick) -5:35 11. If I Have To (Chris Eaton) -3:31 Previous release: Future Eyes (1981) Next release: War of Love (U.S.)/ Drifting (U.K.) (1983) Listen to the album No One Loves Me Like You here:

Future Eyes is the debut solo album by Scottish Christian music singer -author Sheila Walsh . Released in the U.K. on Chapel Hill Records in 1981, this was the debut album by Walsh when she left the group The Oasis at the time. In 1982, Sparrow Records in America picked up Future Eyes for American distribution but with a slightly altered track listing. The album is produced by Paul Cobbold. Track listing for the U.K. recording All songs were written by Graham Kendrick, except where noted. 1. Here, With Me (Graham Kendrick, Chris Rollinson) -3:35 2. You're So Important to Me (John Daniels) -3:43 3. Eyes With a Different Kind -4:55 4. Love In My Life (Chris Rollinson, Derek Goudie) -3:29 5. He Weeps for Ours Tears (Mark Williamson, Phil Thomson) -3:16 6. Future Eyes -3:20 7. Fear of Silence (Graham Kendrick, Chris Rollinson) -3:40 8. Back Into The Old Routine -2:32 9. Breaking the Ice -3:42 10. Mona Lisa -3:42 The Sparrow Records recording is produced by Cobbold, with additional production by Christian music pioneer Larry Norman and Norman Miller (Walsh's first husband) for remixing and editing work on the tracks "Love In My Life" and "You're So Important to Me." On the U.S. version, several tracks were remixed by adding more guitar, removing some synthesizers, and adding some different background vocals. The songs "Breaking the Ice" and "He Weeps for Ours Tears" were removed and added a new track "Burn On." Walsh re-recorded "Burn On" for her U.K only release No One Loves Me Like You . Track listing for the U.S. recording 1. Here With Me (Graham Kendrick, Chris Rollinson) -3:35 2. Burn On -4:12 3. Love In My Life (Chris Rollinson, Derek Goudie) -3:29 4. Eyes With a Different Kind -4:55 5. You're So Important to Me (John Daniels) -3:43 6. Future Eyes -3:20 7. Fear of Silence (Graham Kendrick, Chris Rollinson) -3:40 8. Back Into The Old Routine -2:32 9. Mona Lisa -3:42 Next release: No One Loves Me Like You (1982) (U.K. release) Listen to the U.K. recording of Future Eyes here: Listen to the U.S. recording of Future Eyes here:

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 boxed 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)

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 were 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)

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 were 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