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Hymnsongs
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2002 studio album
by Phil Keaggy
Hymnsongs
Studio album
by
Phil Keaggy
Released
October 29, 2002
Studio
Jersey Beat Studios (Cincinnati, Ohio)
Kegworth Studio
(Nashville, Tennessee)
Genre
Folk
Country
World music
Length
47
:
27
Label
Word Entertainment
Curb Records
Producer
Ric Hordinski
Phil Keaggy
Phil Keaggy
chronology
Cinemascapes
(2001)
Hymnsongs
(2002)
Special Occasions
(2003)
Professional ratings
Review scores
Source
Rating
AllMusic
[
1
]
Cross Rhythms
[
2
]
Hymnsongs
is the title of a 2003
instrumental
album by guitarist
Phil Keaggy
.
Contents
Track listing
Personnel
Production
References
Track listing
"Prelude" (Phil Keaggy) - 0:47
"
In the Bleak Midwinter
" - 5:32
"
O Sacred Head, Now Wounded
" - 2:13
"
Abide with Me
" - 5:10
"This Fragile Vessel" (
Márie Brennan
,
Keith Getty
) - 2:23
"
Jerusalem
" - 5:12
"
Simple Gifts
" - 5:32
"
Chorale #198
" - 0:53
"
Fairest Lord Jesus
" - 4:10
"
Nothing But the Blood
" - 2:53
"
Be Still My Soul
" - 4:33
"
O for a Closer Walk With Thee
" (Lyric adaptation:
William Cowper
; Music adaptation: Keith Getty) - 2:42
"Our Daily Bread" (Keaggy) - 1:19
"
The Day Thou Gavest, Lord, Has Ended
" - 4:10
Personnel
Phil Keaggy – guitars, performer (5, 12), bass (6, 7, 9),
mandolin
(9),
loops
(11)
Ric Hordinski – guitars (2-4, 7, 8, 14), effects and treatments (2, 4, 7, 14),
samples
(14)
Emmit Jones –
sequencing
(4)
Amos Heller – bass (2, 4)
Josh Seurkamp – drums (2, 4, 6, 7, 14), percussion (4)
Production
Barry Landis – executive producer
Ric Hordinski – producer, recording, mixing, arrangements (2-4, 7, 8, 14)
Phil Keaggy – producer, recording, mixing, arrangements (5, 9-11, 13)
Richard Dodd – mastering at Vital Recordings (Nashville, Tennessee)
Katherine Petillo – creative director
Anderson Thomas Design – art direction, design, illustrations
Jay Smith – art direction, design, illustrations
Jim "Señor" McGuire – photography
Mark Bacus – liner notes
Norman Miller for Proper Management – management
References
↑
Hymnsongs
at
AllMusic
↑
Cummings, Tony (November 13, 2002).
"Review:
Hymnsongs
- Phil Keaggy"
.
Cross Rhythms
. Retrieved
October 19,
2018
.
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