Thanks for posting this entire album. I have listened to it (“off and on”) since the mid-eighties! I was living in sin at that time, but thanks be to God for Christian friends and relatives who never gave up on me! I have been born-again since 1994, and I am now a Baptist preacher! I met “Mr. Phil” back in 1994 in Franklin, Tennessee, and he signed the pick guard for my “Strat.” What a great guy!
Thank you. I have still the vinyl. This album inspired me so much. Turned my attention to more traditional inspirations, our rich european heritage....
Phil Keaggy - The Master & The MusicianThe Master and the Musician is the title of the first entirely instrumental album by guitarist Phil Keaggy, released in 1978, on NewSong Records. Track listing All songs written by Phil Keaggy, unless otherwise noted. Side one "Pilgrim's Flight" - 2:22 "Agora (The Marketplace)" - 3:26 "The Castle's Call" - 0:47 "Wedding in the Country Manor" - 3:20 "Suite of Reflections" - 5:45 "Golden Halls" - 5:13 "Mouthpiece" - 1:18 "Follow Me Up" - 4:05 "Jungle Pleasures" - 0:55 "Deep Calls Unto Deep" - 3:52 "Medley: Evensong / Twighlight / Forever Joy" - 7:05 "The High and Exalted One" - 1:48 "Epilogue / Amazing Grace" (bonus track on 1989 reissue) - 8:56 Personnel Phil Keaggy: classic, electric, and Ebow guitars, bass, ARP bass synthesizer, drums and percussion, voices Bernadette Keaggy: voices Tom Baker: bass on "Agora (The Marketplace)" Nick Kircher: recorders and oboe on "Deep Calls Unto Deep" Philip Kimbrough: recorders on "Medley" Peter Pfiefer: percussion on "Epilogue" Jim Issacs: oboe on "Epilogue" Tom Fryer: keyboards on "Agora", "Suite", "Golden Halls", and "The High and Exalted One" Susan Kircher: flute on "The Castle's Call", and "Wedding in the Country Manor"
The album where Phil walks through the woods, the the vocal and instrumental recordings like What a Day, How the west was won with the 2nd Chapter of Acts, Town to town, recordings with Randy Stonehill ( Uncle Randy )
This is the re-release with a couple of numbers added at the end, including Amazing Grace. I have this later edition on CR 02 Dolby cassette, and the original 1978 edition on vinyl.
All I can say about Phil Kaeggy is God given genius. Shameful he's one of the most unrated artist...seems if you don't have twisted controversy that accompanies your life...smh
Too many commercials, Yikes. Do the work of an evangelist. Better to inspire others to the beauty of Christian music without excessive injections of marketing. ..."No man can serve two masters: for either he will hate the one, and love the other; or else he will hold to the one, and despise the other. Ye cannot serve God and mammon.”
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Thanks for posting this entire album. I have listened to it (“off and on”) since the mid-eighties! I was living in sin at that time, but thanks be to God for Christian friends and relatives who never gave up on me! I have been born-again since 1994, and I am now a Baptist preacher! I met “Mr. Phil” back in 1994 in Franklin, Tennessee, and he signed the pick guard for my “Strat.” What a great guy!
I have lustened since the 1970's. A rare talent.
A milestone for Keaggy, this is one of his landmark instrumental albums.
Perhaps the best Christian guitarist and a truly humble man.
Christianity with joy and love is rare
One of the greatest. Been following him since the early 70s. Got to know him when he lived close to me. He's the real deal.
Not sure on this one. But, I did listen to a lot of Phil Keaggy's music. At that time, he was one the best guitarist there was.
44:24 - When we've been there Ten Thousand years, bright shining as the Sun, we've no less days to sing His praise than when we first begun... 😌
One of my favorites by Phil...
I played this during thanksgiving. It was so relaxing. I bought this album when it first came out.
Fantastic music! What a pleasure it is to listen and enjoy Phil Keaggy's musical gifts. So beautifully precise and melodic.
Wow. This great! Many years since I heard this.
Thank you. I have still the vinyl. This album inspired me so much. Turned my attention to more traditional inspirations, our rich european heritage....
Phil Keaggy - The Master & The MusicianThe Master and the Musician is the title of the first entirely instrumental album by guitarist Phil Keaggy, released in 1978, on NewSong Records. Track listing
All songs written by Phil Keaggy, unless otherwise noted.
Side one
"Pilgrim's Flight" - 2:22
"Agora (The Marketplace)" - 3:26
"The Castle's Call" - 0:47
"Wedding in the Country Manor" - 3:20
"Suite of Reflections" - 5:45
"Golden Halls" - 5:13
"Mouthpiece" - 1:18
"Follow Me Up" - 4:05
"Jungle Pleasures" - 0:55
"Deep Calls Unto Deep" - 3:52
"Medley: Evensong / Twighlight / Forever Joy" - 7:05
"The High and Exalted One" - 1:48
"Epilogue / Amazing Grace" (bonus track on 1989 reissue) - 8:56
Personnel
Phil Keaggy: classic, electric, and Ebow guitars, bass, ARP bass synthesizer, drums and percussion, voices
Bernadette Keaggy: voices
Tom Baker: bass on "Agora (The Marketplace)"
Nick Kircher: recorders and oboe on "Deep Calls Unto Deep"
Philip Kimbrough: recorders on "Medley"
Peter Pfiefer: percussion on "Epilogue"
Jim Issacs: oboe on "Epilogue"
Tom Fryer: keyboards on "Agora", "Suite", "Golden Halls", and "The High and Exalted One"
Susan Kircher: flute on "The Castle's Call", and "Wedding in the Country Manor"
The album where Phil walks through the woods, the the vocal and instrumental recordings like What a Day, How the west was won with the 2nd Chapter of Acts, Town to town, recordings with Randy Stonehill ( Uncle Randy )
This is the re-release with a couple of numbers added at the end, including Amazing Grace. I have this later edition on CR 02 Dolby cassette, and the original 1978 edition on vinyl.
brilliant!!!!!!!!!!!!!! all of it
Did he do all the instruments? I think so. It is Keaggy's "McCartney". As interesting.. (He's a super guitarist.)
All I can say about Phil Kaeggy is God given genius. Shameful he's one of the most unrated artist...seems if you don't have twisted controversy that accompanies your life...smh
Too many commercials, Yikes. Do the work of an evangelist. Better to inspire others to the beauty of Christian music without excessive injections of marketing. ..."No man can serve two masters: for either he will hate the one, and love the other; or else he will hold to the one, and despise the other. Ye cannot serve God and mammon.”
level of advertising too high! inaudible! a shame to use such a blessing artist?
Ublock origin if on PC or New Pipe on Android takes care of the ads. Sorry can't help you with iphones
Now the song is excellent, thanks, Hallelujah
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