611. Phil Keaggy Jam 👍🏼

My new Web site is: www.lelandskla.... My book "Everybody Loves Me" is there plus my BEARD T Shirts and high quality prints of my paintings and drawings.
Here are the directions to my new club house if you want to come and hang. flatfiv.co/pag.... There is fun swag there too!
My PO Box is: Leland Sklar
PO Box 92316
600 Lincoln Ave.
Pasadena, CA 91109-9998

[@bentighe4811]

Phil Keaggy's guitar sound is so distinctive and recognizable. A great talent, a fine gentleman, a wonderful talent, and a sincere Christian man.

[@rickjohnson831]

Lovely jam. Thank you so much for this. Nice to see someone playing Phil stuff as the man is incredible. Maybe Rick Beato will do a show on Phil? I can tell you millions would tune in.

[@bobby_darnell]

Yes, I would love to see Rick do a video on Phil.

[@libertypsych]

@@bobby_darnell That makes two of us!!!

[@rondunagan6339]

This brings back a lot of my past. When Phil released “What a Day” and “Your Love Broke Through” I was working for Sparrow Records and then shortly after this he was signed to that label and I got to spend sometime with him, what a humble man. They don’t make music like this anymore.

[@mykilahsenwilliamsdorsey1495]

It’s a good thing Phil still does! Just amazing.

[@rayjeske6564]

Phil Keaggy is truly one of the world's most versatile and tasteful players, electric or acoustic.

[@jackcoan4712]

helluva jamband

[@thomasmcintosh390]

I learned about your skills as a bassist FROM Love Broke Thru, also Michael Omartian.

[@pookiemartinez5006]

Love Phil Keaggy and glass harp

[@sceiron1]

@Pookie Martinez. Yeah Glass Harp.

[@micktheMaag]

From JB's down under in Kent to Carnegie Hall.. Glass Harp Rock the world back in the day

[@Youman71463]

yup, Glass Harp is what I knew first, there was a live radio show that went around that they really jammed on, they were from Ohio and sound like a heavily rocked out James Gang, but heavy, busy but with a groove to it, they really jammed

[@SEBASTIENDOUZAL]

Now, that's a jam!! Everybody plays flawlessly! In the pocket Leland! Jim Gordon...

[@sharonsislockwall]

oh, WHAT A BLAST!! Thanks Lee (and Phil) for bringing this out into the daylight!!

[@dmlevitt]

nobody plays the pencil like you Lee. what a treat to get to hear this unreleased gem. the bass player is really holding the groove.

[@ChuckBrownStuff]

Just thinking back to the era when this was recorded. I first met Phil right after these sessions (he was talking about them and played As The Ruin Falls for us), and did an interview with him for a radio station and which eventually became a magazine cover story (kzbin.info/www/bejne/d4LEnmuke91mrLM). And just thinking of Omartian's contributions to Aja a year or two later, and Producer of the Year for Christopher Cross shortly thereafter. And Knechtel with the piano on Bridge and the guitar solo on Bread's Guitar Man. A TON of musical history represented in that studio that day. This was great. Thanks for sharing!!

[@doerrjams5770]

So cool. You did another Phil Keaggy video on my birthday! Great present. Thanks! Love Phil. Brings me to tears hearing him. He's a gentle monster.

[@rodneylonczynski9089]

I've seen Phil Keaggy at least 10 times, never been disappointed. Phil is a beast on that guitar whether electric, or acoustic.

[@edwardkenny2356]

Yes!! Phil has been a perennial favorite since the late 70s. What a fun jam! Everyone sounding so good. Love your bass lines 🙂 Thank you.

[@Winston01]

Hey Lee and everyone! Man! What flow! How often does synchronicity like this happen?

[@aaronherbster9096]

Very, very cool jam! I have always loved tunes like this. I can totally hear interplay between you, Lee, Phil, and Michael similar to some of those long Yes jam songs. Granted, this was recorded on the fly, and theirs were more calculated recordings, but I absolutely love them all. Also, I got an unexpected Cameo from someone yesterday. Thank you!!

[@gustavoborchert]

Good evening everyone! I did hear it's hot there...

[@gustavoviveros8394]

Great 👌🏻 Thank You Lee 👍🏻 happy monday!!!!

[@stevesrecordbox6697]

Phil jams with and is a friend of my buddy Bryan Duncan, one of the finest voices out there still. Have you ever worked with Bryan, Lee?

[@barryhetherington9816]

Leland played bass on the song A HEART LIKE MINE. Bryan Duncan sings lead vocals. In my opinion one of the best songs Bryan has ever recorded!

[@sethcashman1011]

Happy Monday, Lee and everyone here! And Happy 1st Anniversary to the Clubhouse (announced on June 28th, 2020 here on KZbin) and its members! It's been a wonderful place to connect and hang with all of you.

[@dmlevitt]

hey Seth, it has been a hell of a year and the clubhouse was a saving grace to dark times. so nice to have gotten to know everyone at the clubhouse. what a great group. hope you are well bud.

[@sethcashman1011]

@@dmlevitt Hey David, amen amen. It's been so great to have those bi-weekly hangs to look forward to. Lee and everyone involved have created such a special community. Much needed during these past twelve months. Hope you are well, too, man!

[@davidmaraisthecampfireguit2596]

Amen to that, Seth!

[@sceiron1]

Keltner and Gordon together............ How good is that? ....... VERY.!

[@sethcragan6649]

Keaggy is very simply one of the most underrated ratted guitar masters.

[@brucybabyy7355]

yes a friend recommended " the master and the musician " years ago. i,ve found the glass harp lps as well great stuff!

[@sethcragan6649]

@@wildbillhackett 99% of main stream music. You look at top ten lists of guitarists and you will always get Eddie, jimmy, Brian, Jeff, Lindsey, some lesser known guys, slash, but Keaggy is never on that list. Of course, we know he should be, but he isn't. And that is my point. Phil keaggy is maybe the most underrated guitar master of all time. Literally everyone should know his name. But he is so unbelievably humble that he is happy to just be a simple musician. But the great players, like L.S. give him the respect he deserves.

[@sethcragan6649]

@@wildbillhackett what is your point??? Do you not agree that he is underated? I think I made my point perfectly clear. Why the freak are you trying to start an argument?

[@sethcragan6649]

@@wildbillhackett I literally said 99% of people who put together " the best of " lists.. didn't you get that. He never shows up on those. What about that do you not understand?

[@sethcragan6649]

@@wildbillhackett I have been a 100%fan of him for over 30 years .. I don't need you to approve of anything in .. Phil handed me his Olson to play back stage.. so you can keep trying to make some kind of crap out of nothing but I'm done with you. You are nothing more than a simple troll. Hope you enjoy your life. I'll just continue to be one of his biggest fans .. I guess you will just continue to be a troll. Good for you.

[@kennonmoen4424]

What a wonderfully organic tune! And a perfect example of your tasteful bass playing. Well, tasteful, mindful playing on everyone’s part. How kind and thoughtful of Phil to send this to you, and you to share with us! Stay safe and stay well!

[@tobindoodle8901]

Thank you Lee for sharing this rare, first time heard by the public with your faithful You Tube family!! Thanks too to your friend Phil. What a joy to hear. So spectaculary awesome.......there are no other words❣️❣️ Stay safe everyone 🤗, thoughts for the Florida folks.....have a great rest of the day.

[@janiewest9305]

Another reminder of why I wanted to be in the music biz....Phil, Leland, Knechtel, Omartian, Jim Gordon, etc. Good grief this is amazing.

[@stevesmith5434]

Such great stuff; Thank you for sharing it with us Phil-o-philes out here!

[@RobEKirby]

Phil Keaggy has been a big influence on my acoustic guitar playing. Specifically, Find Me In These Fields. Open tunings, harmonics, hammer-on and pull-off over open strings. But mostly the feel, approach and passion behind every note. One-of-a-kind.

[@andrewfindlay9099]

The 'pencil' Russian answer to Nasa's magic pen . Love the 'jam' lucky it was captured and the privilege we have of hearing it.

[@colinness375]

Really enjoyed this, Lee. Thanks for sharing it. Thrilled that you're working with Mr Paice. Have a good day. :-)

[@Larkpine]

Good Morning 🌞Coolness in Colorado. 67 right now.

[@barrywaples8150]

Evening Lee & all from yet Another wet day in Epping, UK. So, me and another Sklarite who lives about 12 miles away, are meeting for a pub lunch on Friday 😀🎸

[@barrywaples8150]

@@hanspeterlillese2225 Evening Hans🏆⚽

[@Winston01]

Hey, Barry! About your pub get-together: Huzzah!

[@barrywaples8150]

@@hanspeterlillese2225 Very good 😂

[@barrywaples8150]

@@hanspeterlillese2225 Those boys are fit🚴🚴

[@gustavoborchert]

I had to come back and say how fantastic the drums sound...

[@sethcashman1011]

Agreed. Jeff was right when he said that Jim got the best drum sounds. He really did.

[@terriblemook]

Fantastic..enough said. Thanks for sharing. Stay safe🖕

[@Mark_Brooks]

EVERYBODY GETS a thumbs up! Let's see it people!

[@shawnw.8080]

Wow, couldn't stop moving, tapping my feet, what a groove. It's amazing where an exceptional group of musicians can go when they cut loose with no road map. Thank you Lee, and Phil, for sharing this gem.

[@BekiBrindleScalaGUITARIST]

Wow WOW! 😽👏.. great jam for this super hot day in NY!!! What amazing playing (by all!!) ... Does make me feel like jumping in the pool but ... it's still in the cleaning process. Not yet!!! This is a life raft for me, water or no water! Great stuff!!!! Jam away!!!! 😽👏🐶🐶💞☀️🏖️🎶❤️

[@davidmaraisthecampfireguit2596]

More musical and conversational excellence - thank you, Lee. Wow, Phil is a virtuoso of note on the guitar. Beautiful stuff! LOOOVVVEEE these outtake jam sessions - especially the chatting and ideas. Sounds so REAL.

[@MegaRockinRonnie]

Good morning!

[@TheMusicWiz]

Might mess up some chords...but the pocket never slips for a second! Loved it :)

[@dadhusbandtraveller]

How old are you sklar??

[@lelandsklar6363]

74

[@dadhusbandtraveller]

@@lelandsklar6363 Masallah.means:turkish god bless you.long long age healt.happy.

[@worshipmaniac]

This is PRICELESS!!! Thanks Lee for sharing!!!

[@douglasdegraff8335]

I didn't know Phil could play this type of lead. I guess he can do practically anything if he puts his mind to it. Saw him once with his acoustic. Master looper. Very very intricate stuff. Never heard this, Thanks Lee and Phil. Man oh Man. WOW!!! Doug. Learning from you Leland all the time. I'm glad I take the time to listen to what you want us to hear. For me, it's also a learning experience. Peace and Love to everyone. Those of you are hesitant to be vaccinated, do not be afraid. It will help more than you know. Please. Doug

[@jameslangford9347]

Phil has some instrumental albums where he lets loose 220 in particular and the Revelator EP which isn’t all instrumental. Also he was in a band called Glass Harp back in late 60s/early 70s

[@micktheMaag]

Check out Phils early band called Glass Harp

[@DavidSmith-ss1cg]

@@jameslangford9347 I keep the 220 CD with me; good call. Everyone should know about Phil Keaggy, he really CAN do anything. And he's the king of looping. He's been doing it so well for so long I think his brain has kinda adapted and now he just has a knack for it, and he's amazing to watch. And also, he's one of the nicest cats you could imagine.

[@imjustsomeguy72]

Yeah, as others have said, Phil can shred, and there's a reasonable amount of his earlier stuff where he does. I mean, when you're somebody as talented as Phil, you can basically play anything. Technique is not a barrier to him, and his feel is always fantastic.

[@ricravier961]

Look up "Never is a long time" Glass Harp 1972 Live. 1. Phil is wearing one of the best outfits ever. 2. Get ready for the best riff you never heard before!

[@javiergonzalezgraf3036]

Daaaaamn what a jam!

[@bradtanner6047]

There's some righteous bass playing there

[@sceiron1]

Just makes you want to boogie around the house, waaaay cool more please.

[@1stand2ndtimearound67]

WAS THINKING THE SAME.

[@curtvahle2018]

Awesome!! Thanks for sharing! Love Phil and very happy to have his signature on my '81 D-35 :)

[@jimbroughton]

Evening sir!

[@stevemayne2634]

Love this stuff.. followed Phill from the 70’s. Soooo good thanx heaps for sharing this… made my day!!😊

[@moviemovieband]

I hope you will be doing a Jim Gordon special, Leland. A great loss, and love this video and jam.

[@mikestillwagon5675]

The cool thing about Phil Keaggy is that he is one of the most fearless players ever. He seems to always be pushing himself right to the edge and very rarely falls back on stock licks. Sometimes he'll try something and stumble a bit, but then he backs up and takes another run at it and nails it better than intended. He's a true master.

[@mikestillwagon5675]

And if course that's easier to do when you have a beastly rhythm section like Leland and Jim Gordon.

[@qdaveq6597]

I did put a metronome to it. It starts at 83bpm and ends at 84!

[@kjbunnyboiler]

Evening Leland

[@lelandsklar6363]

✋🏼😳🤙🏼

[@rikconverse8726]

This jam reminds me of the Sofa Jams Elliott Randall would post of him and others like Mick Abrahams or Miller Anderson and just having the most joyous fun! And the rhythm section of you and Jim Gordon - so Phat and deep! A Keyboard sandwich of O'Martian & Knechtel - what a tasty pairing! Lyrics?! "Ive been waiting so long, Finding You" That was unexpected 15 minutes in! And the scat singing after - how cool was that?! Keaggy's tossed off embellishments are better than most players planned solos!

[@treed873]

Thanks for sharing this! I love the work you and Phil Keaggy did together! Just out of curiosity, what kind of amp were you using for those sessions?

[@lelandsklar6363]

I do not remember. Long time ago!

[@Winston01]

@@hanspeterlillese2225 Hans, it was either the tube amp or the one powered with candles.

[@michaelvaladez6570]

Missed this the first time around..love this.A great line up ..The Great Jim Gordon..yes a sad tragedy. He was thee drummer of the 70's...in the pocket. Thank you for sharing. I saw Glass Harp opening up for Boz Scaggs and that was my introduction to Phil Keaggy. Stay safe 🙏 Leland Sklar. PEACE 🙏 .☮

[@randycowin9260]

Mr. Sklar, thank you for sharing all the wonderful stories and experiences.

[@johnkenna2195]

Phil Keaggy teaches a guitar master class on Jamplay. An incredible guitarist.

[@pookiemartinez3909]

I've had the All 4 One ripping jam for yrs.. But this was amazing bar none. Tx for sharing Leland. QUESTION Lee. have you ever jammed with Jan Akkerman (Brainbox, Focus) Fame and solo?

[@lelandsklar6363]

Never had the opportunity!

[@sethcashman1011]

"It's hot as hellllllll in Philadelphiaaaaaaaa!" - William Daniels singing on St. Elsewhere. Stay safe out in the swelter today. (I'm a major detractor of the heat myself. Yuck.) Thanks so much for sharing this jam - and thanks to Phil for sharing it with you! That Grand Canyon groove you and Jim have going... just too much! Super tasty solos by Phil and Michael, too. This was really fun to hear.

[@sceiron1]

@Seth Cashman. total opposite Seth, love the heat, I think I might have been an orchid in a previous life,..... though I will admit, what you guys are going through temp wise at the moment would even be a bit too much for me. 90 is about my limit

[@sethcashman1011]

@@sceiron1 hey Mike, how hot/humid does it get there? I’m alright until about 80, I guess (though not in the city). It’s been a little worse than that here over the past couple days...

[@sceiron1]

@@sethcashman1011 Hi Seth. where we are in Pukerua Bay mid summer we've given 87 a nudge on our deck, down south in some of the inland places like Alexandra they regularly give the 100 mark a nudge but then during winter those places drop down to around 23 or lower. If you want humidity over here go to Auckland (no thanks) they get up around the 90% mark at times. Even though that sort of thing never bothered me the three times I've been to Singapore having to live with that day in and day would probably get my goose after a while.😎

[@ericfleetwood6744]

Thanks for posting. My sister is in Bryn Mawr, but we haven't spoken in a few days. Accuweather says 94 tomorrow.

[@Mark_Brooks]

Lee? So Phil can do the stems so the tracks can be remixed/remastered? Is that possible?

[@lelandsklar6363]

Not sure!

[@bluesroller1040]

It's great to hear each instrument so clearly. A true 🎸 jam 🎸 for sure! Phil Keaggy is one of kind! He keeps life real in his genuine faith. Thanks Leland! God has given you an amazing gift!

[@nealmiller1]

Awesome find 👏, reminds me a little of the groove in the Crusaders tune "put it where you want it" 😀

[@stephendawg1]

Yes. A little slower but reminiscent. The mix is uncannily similar too. Drums and bass especially. Southern Comfort is still one of my favorite albums. Sad that they’re almost all gone except Stix and Larry. I’ve been a huge Keaggy fan since ‘72 when I gave my life to Christ. I’m still playing for Christ today at 60 years old. So great to see all these great musicians still making amazing music still today! Thanks Lee! Love your music so much!

[@sinanengininsrmasaclar1439]

Don't you ever wonder how u look without beard Lee?

[@Winston01]

He still looks like Santa Claus.

[@sinanengininsrmasaclar1439]

@@Winston01 he looks so old he should change his style, he's been like this for over 40 years

[@Winston01]

@@sinanengininsrmasaclar1439 Well, I disagree. The beard is iconic. Beyond that, his website is named for it. I also like the beard.

[@eroomomni]

Thanks Phil. Appreciated you bro since '73.

[@Virgolino57]

Hi Lee, from Portugal. Great jam! I'm happy, finally I managed to buy your BOOK. Shipping costs were a bit "heavy" from USA so I managed to get it in UK. My sister lives in London, she's got it already, she will bring it to me when she comes for holiday hopefully in July. I can't wait!!!

[@Linda-wk9ue]

What a sweet groove 🎶 Almost put on my sunglasses 🕶 😎 but I'm working and it would be hard to see what I'm keying into the computer 😅 Thanks Lee. This was great! 🖕

[@sceiron1]

Only almost.??? get them shades out

[@Linda-wk9ue]

@@sceiron1 Well, they are prescription 😉

[@honestinsky]

Thank you so much Leland for both Phil Keaggy vlogs! Phil is my all time favorite guitar player you know why : ) Love your amazing work. A+

[@torchandhammer]

I did read an interview with someone who knew Vaughan Williams and he said "well i don't know, his wife called him Ralph". So that's what I'm going with.

[@andrewfischer3552]

Wow- I just discovered your channel yesterday!!! You are awesome, sharing your memories. I love it! I have been listening to "you guy" since 77. I know of 90% of the names you mention cause I was always a student of the album jackets. Phil Keaggy and his crews over the years have been my go to jams in the car. Thank you so much for this! Did you do live concerts with him also?

[@michaeldayridgewaydrums8107]

So groovy and the feeling and vibe behind it all is simply absolutely astonishing

[@richardlynch5632]

😎👍❤🖖 Love brother

[@scottkidwell3601]

Amazing jam! Thank you for sharing ❤ I could easily throw it on loop/ repeat and enjoy it

[@davidgraczkowski5391]

Love your vids man..the music is very good..keep it up

[@hansonscott1]

What a joy and what fun! Lee you killed that jam. thanks to you and Phil for sharing! I couldn't stop smiling.

[@rickwaters7193]

Stunning on every level! Many thanks.

[@cherylkuponiyi1894]

Wow!!! Really nice. Thanks for introducing me to these great artists.

[@w.geoffreyspaulding6588]

How many times did top musicians just jam like this for fun and the engineer wasn’t wise enough to press “record”. So much great music was heard by just a few lucky people in the studio and then gone…lost in the ether……..It’s a kinda cool thought (that great shit like this just happens) and sad at the same time.

[@sgommerable]

Sir Kegworth & Krew, very Kool

[@duaneonarecker9187]

Keaggy is always so great about including everyone in the jam. I can see his smile and nod to you when your bass line stood out.

[@om4444]

Phil...yeah...the bass player is bangin...haha...and Gordon....like Porcaro...just a bad @ss beat-tender.

[@844jimthompson]

More Keaggy?..Can never go wrong there..And something new (for me)..

[@REVW196]

Won a contest, where I got to be part of an interview with Phil Keaggy and Randy Stonehill and hung out in the greenroom where he introduced himself and he knew my name, before the show here in Orlando...back in '2014..

[@patlatorres7000]

I remember all those years ago, when I still played how this type of jam just made music beyond fun! When working on any given project or rehearsal, one had to always keep the end goal in sight while playing. But, the times when on could just kick back and play for the pure simple pleasure of playing that the music could take one places beyond the here and now. THANK you so much for sharing this with us and for reminding me why I started playing bass -- I may have to start playing again, just to bring this back into my life!

[@devinjeffrey275]

Grew up watching Phil play (and up close). What an honor it was… #CostaMesa 🙏🏼😎

[@deheckler]

Phil...The Glass Harp now did I date myself?!

[@rosssoutherland8118]

Thank you Sir! You guys were on it! I thought to myself “Hmmmm it’s not Glass Harp? No! Some out take from Emerging? No! But that’s Phil’s parallel Octaves & signature licks and outta space cool tone & it kinda sounds like a combination of the groove from “TIME” or even “HAPPY” but slowed down. I gotta ask Philly if he was using a Morley Wha Wha pedal & I wonder if it’s a Yamaha amp or Fender. 🤔 this knocked my socks off! Your a great talent my friend! What a history you have! Thanks for the kind words at the end. God bless you and yours .

[@CheapTrickFanatic]

Long live Phil. An absolute treasure, as a guitarist/singer/songwriter, and as a person. If you get the chance to see Phil play, do so.

[@AtlantaSoundGuy]

Thank you @Leland -- My family was a member of the Love Inn Church in Freeville NY back in the early-mid 70's and Phil was on staff there. My step-dad was a great musician in the region and along with his musicality and the superstars he knew and played with, and formative years watching Phil, my love for music was forever planted. This session is so reminiscent of what I listened to growing up. THANK YOU for sharing this lost gem.

[@bobmccaslin2040]

The bass part on this just amazing! Well done, Sir! Bob from Spokane Valley, WA USA

[@dsbruce6532]

Hey Leland. Don't know if you check the comments on these older vids but I'll give it a shot. First of all I'll just mention I've seen you in concert with Jackson Browne and also with James Taylor. That's what my memory tells me anyway. 80s or early 90s. Russ was with you of course. I've know you two as a team going way back to probably the mid or late 70s. I was always checking the studio credits. Anyway, because you are talking about Phil Keaggy here I figured it would be a good place to ask what is a burning question for me. As in it has made me mad for many, many years that Phil is Never on any of those dozens, possibly hundreds of lists of greatest guitarists of all time. Heck, he can't even make a top 100 when it's clear to me that he should be in top 20 lists at least. I saw him live with 2nd Chapter of Acts, who I know you've worked with also, at Calvary Chapel in about 77. It was the tour that they put out the live triple album How the West Was One. To me the answer is clear that the ONLY reason he is not is because it is CCM. Do you have any thoughts on this subject? You're a part of the industry for so many years and have dealt with many of the writers and critics also I'm sure. With the advent of the Internet and everyone who wants to put in the effort can have their own list, it has only served to exasperate this problem. What is your opinion?

[@lelandsklar6363]

There are many incredible musicians that are never in these lists of top players. Phil should be there as well as players like Daryl Stuermer, who is the guitarist with Phil Collins and Genesis. Never a mention … the list of those left out is far longer than those with accolades. So much is political and a popularity contest. I see that with lists of bass players. The only thing that really matters is your passion for what you do and the pleasure it brings to listeners.

[@dsbruce6532]

@@lelandsklar6363 Thanks for commenting Leland. I agree with all you said, but I wonder if you think Phil IS one of the top 20 of all time and probably the reason he is not recognized is because it is Christian music. One more answer and I'll leave you alone on this. 😏

[@soulhealer20]

Excellent. I have been a fan of Phil for a long time.

[@ricravier961]

I was loving the "Fire on the mountain" part of the jam! Scratch that, I loved this whole jam!!!! We need all these lost out-takes!!! Man, this was on fire!

[@carlboswell986]

Really good stuff! This needs to be on an album!

[@danielgribble1113]

❤Just seeing this! Thanks so much for sharing stuff like this!It’s so generous of you to do this! Phil and Glass Harp played in our area a lot in early 70’s and I was fortunate enough to have been in a band that got to open for them 3 different times.A rare privilege 🩷. I remember playing jam type things regularly back then….it was the feeling of freedom to let it go….hard to get that vibe nowadays. I really appreciate you sharing your highlights from your illustrious career!it’s inspiring!I sure miss the days in late 60s and early 70s….but time waits for no one …love ya ,take care!

[@steveburchfield5576]

I like John the Revalator by Phil Keaggy a lot !!!

[@nodrog567]

I’m wondering if that’s actually Larry Knechtel playing the organ on this jam? He’s credited as Piano, Fender Rhodes, and Organ on the Love Broke Thru lp, and it does sound like the same person on the album? Absolutely fantastic jam!!!

[@jefffortenbery7550]

Leland, you need to collaborate with Phil and get this on a best of….. Album please!!!!!!! You are an awesome musician too!!! What a treat for you guys to get to do this!

[@brianmiller3974]

Been seeing your name on the back of records for years. Thank you for phil keaggy

[@johndonaldson5124]

Hi I'm new to you chanel. That was just fantastic buddy I just closed my eye's and drifted. Thank Lee, john from Birmingham in the uk.

[@erestube]

You can hear at least one bit he was working on that ended up on his next album, Emerging.

[@coughforme21]

Don't know if Jerry Garcia and company were taking cues from these guys or if these guys were taking cues from Jerry and co. Great work either way.