Phil Keaggy Playing On Jamman

Demonstrating (playing around on) the jamman for the audience, Carnegie Hall, 10/13/95.
www.philkeaggy.com

[@Cameron_Bradley]

A talented gift for the world. Extremely humble and gracious as well.

[@jamesnaruke]

Phil Keaggy is so entertaining in both his playing guitar and his talk.

[@Guitarman504]

You never cease to amaze me with your creativity. I am loving "Roundabout"!!!!

[@kylehill3643]

This is a MUCH more interactive audience then Shades of Green. I enjoyed hearing this.

[@sturrocksadler]

One of the great musicians of our generation, and as someone else noted, a gracious and humble spirit. Too bad he has not always received the recognition to which he is due.

[@davader777]

I love his comedy =), Great job

[@nellgit]

just found him ...real cool !

[@bookguitarguy]

I think he might have reached for a vibrato bar at 2:10, thinking he was playing his electric??!! Love you Phil, thanks for all of the incredible music and your loving spirit!!

[@kencarr6004]

Phil if you see this comment, what guitar were you playing here? I'm thinking it might be a Del Langejans?

[@5519scotty]

so odd...i run into you in a kansas city music store in 1978....actually...mark b was like..."that was phil keaggy"...then steve c and rod f...you were nice to say a few words to me about music...my new cd travels I did this technique your demonstrating...your killing me....always fond of the music that flows thru and out of you

[@ifeoye]

sweetness

[@curiousgeorge555]

"..not Spiritual backwards...musical backwards"
Classic comment. So many backward views have misled many hungry souls who were/are looking for musical/aesthetic food.
~cg55