The latest instrumental collaboration by Phil Keaggy and Jeff Johnson, Ravenna, comes at just the perfect time. In the middle of days that find us embroiled in political strife, cultural division and ...

Inspired by family and friends, Phil Keaggy talks about his first vocal holiday recording, Welcome Inn, an acoustic musical treat recorded entirely at home. Phil Keaggy: My friends and family ...

Phil Keaggy is perhaps one of the most admired guitarists in music today. His fans range from those who aspire just to be able to play Keaggy's mistakes, to professional musicians who have been ...

Musical collaborations aren’t always easy to pull off, especially when you have two accomplished soloists who have defined their own roles over the decades. But the combination of keyboardist Jeff ...

“Phil [Keaggy] is a great player, as is Tony [Levin], so all I had to do is just not f**k up. If I stayed out of their way, I came off smelling like a rose, I hope.” Marotta played drums and recorded ...

ASHEVILLE, N.C. — On the day he became a Christian in 1970, guitarist Phil Keaggy returned home seeking the perfect song to help him wrestle with the changes in his life. With his rock trio Glass Harp ...

Guitarist Phil Keaggy became a Christian in 1970. The rising star in mainstream music had lost his mother a week earlier. Trying to combine Christian faith with serious rock music created a dilemma ...

As a "guitar player's guitar player" with 45 years of virtuoso musicianship and countless star-laden collaborations to his credit, Phil Keaggy keeps piling up industry accolades, keeps drawing the ...

Guitarist and vocalist Phil Keaggy is a musical Swiss army knife. You name the genre of music and chances are Keaggy has made a record for it. Rock 'n' roll, orchestrated instrumentals, ...

{{Phil Keaggy}}'s accolades are too numerous to list. As far as well-known Christian musicians go, he's a legend in his own time. Phil has been playing guitar for over 30 years. This is the third time ...

Those who gravitate toward the blues-tinged guitar stylings of Jeff Beck, Eric Johnson or Joe Satriani–but secretly wish for far more soul underpinning the flash–will find this latest disc by ...