P.O.D.'s next album to feature song with Phil Keaggy
07-09-03, 05:53 PM
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P.O.D.'s next album to feature song with Phil Keaggy
Just saw this on the ccmcom.com website and it was linked to this website on POD. Apparently the POD fan is related to Phil Keaggy.
Here's the basic info:
Phil and Jason spent several hours in the studio just playing
off each other and making it up as they went along. Sadly, the recording was all over by the time we arrived but that hardly tarnished the day.
Anyone who hasen't heard the music of Phil Keaggy should listen to a few of his albums. He is influenced by McCartney and his electric work reflects that, but he's one of the best acoustic guitar players (underrated, IMO) that is out there today.
Here's the basic info:
Phil and Jason spent several hours in the studio just playing
off each other and making it up as they went along. Sadly, the recording was all over by the time we arrived but that hardly tarnished the day.
Anyone who hasen't heard the music of Phil Keaggy should listen to a few of his albums. He is influenced by McCartney and his electric work reflects that, but he's one of the best acoustic guitar players (underrated, IMO) that is out there today.
07-09-03, 07:15 PM
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Originally posted by atlantamoi
I remember reading about how Jimi Hendrix supposedly said Keaggy was a better guitar player, but Snopes.com says "Nope."
I remember reading about how Jimi Hendrix supposedly said Keaggy was a better guitar player, but Snopes.com says "Nope."
Eric Clapton said it about some other Christian music guitarist I think.
07-12-03, 12:33 PM
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Keaggy is a talented man. I used to have an instrumental cd of his, but it got stolen.
Keaggy is a talented man. I used to have an instrumental cd of his, but it got stolen.
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Originally posted by Alyoshka
Since I haven't heard every living guitarist I can't say he is the best, but I think he's one of the best living guitarists.
Since I haven't heard every living guitarist I can't say he is the best, but I think he's one of the best living guitarists.
07-13-03, 06:16 AM
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Originally posted by Scot1458
[B]listen to Phil's WE CAN WORK IT OUT with PFR, it's betterthan the original.
[B]listen to Phil's WE CAN WORK IT OUT with PFR, it's betterthan the original.
07-13-03, 10:55 AM
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If you ever want to check out some of his more rock oriented material, I recommend the Crimson and Blue / Blue releases. Blue was a re-release of Crimson and Blue by Epic, and features different mixes/takes of songs on Crimson and Blue.
He also had a band in the late 60's/early 70's called Glass Harp. They've reunited a few times, but a couple of discs are still around. (The three albums they released are long OOP).
He also had a band in the late 60's/early 70's called Glass Harp. They've reunited a few times, but a couple of discs are still around. (The three albums they released are long OOP).
07-14-03, 04:20 PM
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Originally posted by atlantamoi
You do realize saying that is punishable by death?
You do realize saying that is punishable by death?
And every other remake I"ve heard pales in comparisson.
But their version of WCWIO is downright beautiful. Very true to the classic with a little more added.
It was on that horrible AMERICA SALUTES THE BEATLES cd...actually it should have been COUNTRY WESTERN SALUTES THE BEATLES.
07-14-03, 07:27 PM
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Originally posted by Scot1458
I know, I know.
And every other remake I"ve heard pales in comparisson.
But their version of WCWIO is downright beautiful. Very true to the classic with a little more added.
It was on that horrible AMERICA SALUTES THE BEATLES cd...actually it should have been COUNTRY WESTERN SALUTES THE BEATLES.
I know, I know.
And every other remake I"ve heard pales in comparisson.
But their version of WCWIO is downright beautiful. Very true to the classic with a little more added.
It was on that horrible AMERICA SALUTES THE BEATLES cd...actually it should have been COUNTRY WESTERN SALUTES THE BEATLES.
