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Uploaded by on Apr 25, 2008

Phil Keaggy playing Sunday School live back in the early 80's.

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  • ice extended second lead! I saw him I think at Creation 82 with a pink and gray strat and thought, preppy, maybe? A nice and approachable guy; I helped him wrap cords up after a local show. Now where is that solo acoustic version of this song I saw one time...? Similar scat stuff in the end as with this one.

  • I will just say, thank you for posting!

  • @abassplayer4life Right you are - you know your stuff. Then Greg goes to the E-Band and later Petra. So cool how some of the most amazing acts ever got their start. These guys truly paved musical paths that are still being walked upon today.

  • @fretworx I need to correct myself. You were more correct than I thought. First off, Doug co-wrote Just A Moment Away with Phil. Second, Greg X. Volz was putting together a project and Doug relocated to MO but the band folded shortly thereafter. Phil needed a bassist, drummer and backup vocal for a tour and Doug, Jerry Gaskill and Greg Volz joined Phil for about a year. Doug soon after saw Ty and brought in Jerry and The Edge was born. Name change to Sneak Preview which became King's X.

  • @abassplayer4life That's crazy cool! I had no idea, and I consider myself a pretty hardcore King's-X fan. I actually live in Spfd, MO from where they started, and have friends that hung w/them when getting their start. Heck, I've even got a 2x12 cab that Ty used to play through back in the day. But I've never heard the Keaggy connection - THANKS MILLIONS for clueing me in about that! That must have a been a fantastic sounding lineup...

  • @fretworx Funny you should say "Birth of King's X". This album/song has Doug Pinnick singing background vocals. And when Keaggy toured in the early 80's Doug played bass for him and Jerry Gaskill played drums. King's X were together at this time but they were known as "Sneak Preview".

  • Clapton couldnt carry Keaggy guitar case. I would love to see Beck and Keaggy jam together!

  • greatest rock guitar song of all time and the fact to my knowlage its not really regerstered with "i read rolling stone so i know music"-mind set makes it even greater

  • saw him in concert and meet him he is an amazing guitarist and is basically the reason for me playing today !

  • @airforcejim i agree totally . that was the point. Clapton is great and all, but Phil takes it to a whole 'nother level.

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