Reviewed by Tony Cummings

Ever since Phil left the Nashville record company club to join the thousands of other independent artists plying their wares on the net there has been a veritable flood of Keaggy albums. This one from 2003 offers a heap of original compositions for birthdays, Christmas, graduation day and even a version of the Beatles warhorse "When I'm 64". For a small clique Phil is quite simply the greatest guitarist in the world and here his deft playing again is quite masterful. And it has a hugely generous 22 tracks. Having said that, this release is, I suspect, an item with appeal only for the Keaggy completist.

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