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Rich is my Favorite Christian Artist, and the last one who touched me with his lyrics and his faith.
He was not perfect, as noone is down here, but, he was real.
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So one Saturday morning - I was living just off-campus at Baylor University - some guys came over and said
"Did you know Phil Keagy and Love song are going to play at Miller Chapel today?"
No way, I thought, but calling Baptist Student Union, they confirmed it. Miller Chapel was literally a block from my apartment - we headed over - looking around.
Sure enough, a couple VW vans pulled up - the musicians looking around - we waved 'em in, helped set up their equipment - and sent some to call others to come to the concert. It was amazing.
After it was over, we helped 'em pack up their equipment, when it was done -- Phil Keaggy came back with just an accoustic guitar -- sat in a pew just singing, playing and sharing; I was sitting cross-legged in the pew right next to him. I never knew such things could be done with a guitar. He played by himself a good 45 minutes. I felt caught up to the third heaven.
This song is a poem by C S Lewis that Keaggy set to music:
"Did you know Phil Keagy and Love song are going to play at Miller Chapel today?"
No way, I thought, but calling Baptist Student Union, they confirmed it. Miller Chapel was literally a block from my apartment - we headed over - looking around.
Sure enough, a couple VW vans pulled up - the musicians looking around - we waved 'em in, helped set up their equipment - and sent some to call others to come to the concert. It was amazing.
After it was over, we helped 'em pack up their equipment, when it was done -- Phil Keaggy came back with just an accoustic guitar -- sat in a pew just singing, playing and sharing; I was sitting cross-legged in the pew right next to him. I never knew such things could be done with a guitar. He played by himself a good 45 minutes. I felt caught up to the third heaven.
This song is a poem by C S Lewis that Keaggy set to music:
This song has no meaning to Americans like me, cuz it's about Japan post WWII, but it's still super good and super well composed and I just keep listening to it.
Pretty good for a MEANINGLESS SONG, questdriven -- I too do not know any Japanese -- I was in Japan for half an hour -- waiting for another plane after coming from a year in Korea, went on to San Francisco
This thread has EVERYTHING - Pearl Jam doing LAST KISS - wow, I used to dance to that - twirling this younger girl around; it would probably give me a heart attack to do that these days...
many good memories of good songs in this thread
This thread has EVERYTHING - Pearl Jam doing LAST KISS - wow, I used to dance to that - twirling this younger girl around; it would probably give me a heart attack to do that these days...
many good memories of good songs in this thread