Revelator [remastered]

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	1.	Everywhere I Look (radio mix) 03:09
	2.	John The Revelator (radio mix) 04:59
	3.	Doin' Nothin' (alt take-swamp version) 05:49
	4.	Hidden Track 1 01:08
	5.	John The Revelator (extended strat mix) 08:02
	6.	Hidden Track 2 02:27
	7.	The Further Adventures Of... 12:44
	8.	Celebrate 02:14

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This disc contains a few variations on the themes in “Crimson and Blue” – celebration of life, reunion, restoration and forgiveness. It’s also a peek into some of the fun, unrehearsed moments in the studio with some of my oldest and best pals. I hope you will enjoy our candidness, and just take it in and let it out, like breathing. But do turn it up good and loud! God’s peace.

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released September 1, 2022

The Band:
Phil Keaggy - Guitars, lead vocals
John Sferra – Drums
Wade Jaynes – Bass
Phil Madeira – Hammond B-3, background vocals
Lynn Nichols – Background vocals on “John the Revelator”

Special Guests:
Mink Mead – Background vocals on “Everywhere I Look”
Jimmy A – Background vocals on “John the Revelator”
John Painter – Trumpet on “Everywhere I Look”

Produced by L. Arthur Nichols
Mixed and engineered by Bill Deaton
Additional engineering by jb
A&R Direction – Mark Maxwell
Art Direction – Diana Barnes
Design – Margo Chase Design
Photography – Michael Wilson

1. EVERYWHERE I LOOK (Radio Mix)
Written by Phil Madeira
© 1993 Little Dude Music/ASCAP

2. JOHN THE REVELATOR (Radio Mix)
“Lynn and I learned this song from a Son House record (a blues great). His version was acapella with hand claps. We wrote the music, added some ‘Cream’ to it, and there you have it.” P.K.
Traditional. Arranged by Phil Keaggy and L. Arthur Nichols
© 1993 Sebastian Music/Word Music/ASCAP

3. DOIN’ NOTHIN’ (Alternate Take – Swamp Version)
“Another favorite take of the album version. It really swings toward the end – we all happened to be playing in different keys – deliberately!” P.K.
Written by Phil Keaggy
© 1993 Sebastian Music/Word Music/ASCAP

4. JOHN THE REVELATOR (Extended Strat Mix)
“This song has an alternate guitar solo at the end jam (for those of us who like the sound of a good ‘ol Strat). The album version has the Les Paul solo.” P.K.
Written by Phil Keaggy
© 1993 Sebastian Music/Word Music/ASCAP

5. THE FURTHER ADVENTURES OF…
“A jam with 2/3 of what used to be Glass Harp (John Sferra and myself). John played drums on the whole ‘Crimson and Blue’ record. After twenty years, it was a wonderful recording reunion. This jam was the very last thing recorded after the rest of the band had gone home to bed. It’s an unrehearsed, spontaneous musical dialogue between the two of us – the same sort of thing we did in our early days with bassist, Dan Pecchio. If you have a bass – join in!” P.K.
Written by Phil Keaggy and John Sferra
© 1993 Sebastian Music/Word Music/ASCAP

6. CELEBRATE
“The outro of the album’s ‘Reunion of Friends’ – everybody celebrate!” P.K.
Written by Phil Keaggy
© 1993 Sebastian Music/Word Music/ASCAP

All songs used by permission. International copyright secured. All rights reserved.

Remastered by Bruce Neher

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Phil Keaggy is one of the most admired guitarists in music today. A master of both electric rock and acoustic finger style, he has been honing his craft for over 50 years.
He continues to sell out concerts all over the United States, with his ever-changing style, ranging from rock-and-roll to fully orchestrated instrumental compositions. ... more

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