Phil Keaggy discography

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Phil Keaggy discography
Studio albums46
Live albums7
Compilation albums6
Tribute albums9

This is a listing of official releases by Phil Keaggy , an American acoustic and electric guitarist and vocalist.

Contents

Studio albums

Live albums

With 2nd Chapter of Acts and "A Band Called David"
With Randy Stonehill
Compassion All-Star Band
With Glass Harp

Compilations

Soundtrack albums

On tribute albums

Other collaborations

With The Squires

With The New Hudson Exit

With Glass Harp

Singles
Albums

Collaborative works

With Muriel Anderson
With Mike Pachelli
With Jeff Johnson
With Tyler Bender Band
With Randy Stonehill
With Scott Dente and Wes King
With Jerry Marotta and Tony Levin
With Rex Paul
With Mike Pachelli

Selected list of session work

Videos

Keaggy also appears on the video Muriel Anderson's All Star Guitar Night Concert, 2000. The two guitarists team up for a performance of "Tennessee Morning" from Keaggy's 220 album. Keaggy accompanies Michael Card on "The Poem of Your Life" in Card's 2002 concert video Scribbling in the Sand: The Best of Michael Card.

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