when jimi hendrix was asked how it felt to be the greatest guitar player in the world he said, "i wouldnt know, ask phil keaggy" =)

Sure thing. Actually, I'd never heard of the guy until a few months ago while searching for Keller Williams vids. I saw that Keaggy clip and put it in my folder to "sift at a later date." Heh - that'll teach me to wait. Glad to see it made it this time.

In reply to this comment by nadabu:
thanks, jonny! it's a beauty, glad to know i'm not the only fan.

I'm an old Tull freak. I also listen to a lot of Peter Gabriel and attendant musicians. I loved Yes and The Who. A lot of that music still stirs the soul . Now I have added goodies like Bela Fleck and Phil Keaggy (his instrumental stuff is of particular interest).

I find that the current music scene has been diluted in multiple ways (all bad) and I keep going back to the standbys that knew how to make music.

I'm glad your iPod is rockin'!



In reply to this comment by snoozedoctor:
Silver,
You and I need to sync our i-pods. On the other hand, they probably have the same songs.

Ok, I think I could be Raven's dad . . . here goes:

Desert Island Stuff (not in order):

Jethro Tull - Thick as a Brick & A Passion Play and the rest
Peter Gabriel - everything
Beethoven's Symphonies
Phil Keaggy - Beyond Nature
Stevie Wonder - Songs in the Key of Life
King Crimson - everything
Mel Torme - anything
Cat Stevens - most all of it
The Who - Quadrophenia
Pink Floyd - Early years before DSOM
Van Morrison - Avalon Sunset
Beatles