Phil Keaggy - Hymnsongs Audio CD

A fair review of the Phil Keaggy "Hymnsongs" Audio CD. Please note that the below review is the views of the authors, and authors only. You can get a complete list of all Phil Keaggy reviews here, or go back to the Phil Keaggy tabs.

Phil Keaggy Band: Phil Keaggy
Title: Hymnsongs
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Release Date: 2002-10-29
Media: Audio CD

Tracks: 1: Prelude 2: In the Bleak Midwinter 3: O Sacred Head, Now Wounded 4: Abide with Me 5: This Fragile Vessel 6: Jerusalem 7: Simple Gifts 8: Chorale #198 9: Fairest Lord Jesus 10: Nothing But the Blood 11: Be Still My Soul 12: O for a Closer Walk With Thee 13: Our Daily Bread 14: Day Thou Gavest, Lord, Has Ended

Perhaps the Best Instrumental Album by Maestro Keaggy

If you collect Maestro Keaggy's music, this is a must-have by all means, and if you're a first time listener this is the perfect start point for you; either way a superb instrumental album!!!!!!!!. Many people reference other instrumental albums by Phil Keaggy as his best ones, but I have to say (IMO), that this one's his best so far, it's tight and beautiful, great musicianship and what I found very interesting is that the booklet explains a brief history behind each song.


Highly accessible musician's musician
Nonetheless, I recognize that this man is a gift to the guitar and to music, showing magni-fabulous talents and creativity on the strings while delighting even the non-musician's ears. First offf, i am not currently a fan of Phil's. Very well worth hearing.


Awesome guitar work!
One his greatest instrumentals if not his best to date. Phil at his best. It's been in my car CD player for the past month and I'm still listening to every note and lick on those tracks.


Phil at his best!
This album is no exception. Phil Keaggy's instrumental albums of the past five years or so get more play in my house than anything else I own. It takes itself more seriously than either 'Zion' or 'Lights of Madrid,' and seems to rest in between those two in it's theme. The composition, musicianship, and recording quality in 'Hymnsongs' is amazing. The album doesn't revisit any old territory either. Every track is unexpected and beautiful.

There's a version of 'Nothing But the Blood' on this album that you just have to hear! It's completely different and soooooo much better than the version on 'Crimson and Blue. '

If you find pop music boring, you should love this album as well as Keaggy's other more recent albums. He puts most 'jam bands' (Phish, etc. ) to shame with his level of creativity.


Classic Keaggy
If you like any of Phil Keaggy's instrumental albums, then get this cd!.


You can see a complete list of all Phil Keaggy discography, or go back to the Phil Keaggy tabs. There is also a good guide on how to read guitar tabs here.

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