Phil Keaggy – The Wind And The Wheat

Label:	Maranatha! Music – SPCN-7-10-014982-7
Series:	Colours (3)
Format:	Vinyl, LP
Country:	US
Released:	Feb 1987
Genre:	Jazz, Rock
Style:	Acoustic, Jazz-Rock

Tracklist

A1	March Of The Clouds Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Producer, Arranged By, Mixed By, Written-By – Phil Keaggy Bass, Bass [Fretless] – Dave Coy Drums, Percussion – Alex Acuna* Engineer – Chris Taylor (11), Eddie Keaggy Engineer, Mixed By – Jim Scheffler Keyboards, Producer, Arranged By – Jeff Lams Mixed By – Tom Coomes*	5:25
A2	Paradise Dream Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Producer, Arranged By, Mixed By, Written-By – Phil Keaggy Bass – Dave Coy Drums – Ron Tutt Engineer – Eddie Keaggy Engineer, Mixed By – Jim Scheffler Percussion – Alex Acuna* Piano [Fender Rhodes], Arranged By – Harlan Rogers Producer, Mixed By – Tom Coomes* Synthesizer – Smitty Price	5:32
A3	The Wind And The Wheat Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Producer, Arranged By, Mixed By, Written-By – Phil Keaggy Bass [Fretless] – Dave Coy Drums, Percussion – Alex Acuna* Engineer – Chris Taylor (11) Engineer, Mixed By – Jim Scheffler Keyboards – Jeff Lams Percussion – Alex MacDougall Producer, Mixed By – Tom Coomes*	4:32
A4	Where Travelers Meet Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Bass, Producer, Arranged By, Mixed By, Written-By – Phil Keaggy Engineer, Mixed By – Jim Scheffler Mixed By – Tommy Coomes Percussion – Alex MacDougall Piano [Acoustic], Synthesizer, Producer – Jeff Lams	6:32
A5	From Shore To Shore Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar [Mini Guitar], Bass, Keyboards, Percussion, Producer, Arranged By, Mixed By, Written-By – Phil Keaggy Engineer, Mixed By – Jim Scheffler Mixed By – Tom Coomes*	3:02
B1	Prayer Bass – Dave Coy Drums – Ron Tutt Electric Guitar, Producer, Arranged By, Mixed By, Written-By – Phil Keaggy Engineer, Mixed By – Jim Scheffler Percussion – Alex Acuna* Piano [Acoustic], Arranged By – Harlan Rogers Producer, Mixed By – Tom Coomes* Synthesizer – Jeff Lams, Smitty Price	4:21
B2	The Mission Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Producer, Arranged By, Mixed By, Written-By – Phil Keaggy Engineer – Chris Taylor (11), Eddie Keaggy Mixed By – Jim Scheffler, Tom Coomes* Synthesizer – Cheri Anderson	4:58
B3	The Promise Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Bass, Producer, Engineer, Arranged By, Mixed By, Written-By – Phil Keaggy Drums – Dave Spurr Engineer – Chris Taylor (11) Engineer, Mixed By – Jim Scheffler Keyboards, Engineer – Jeff Lams Mixed By – Tom Coomes* Percussion – Alex Acuna*	4:30
B4	The Reunion Acoustic Guitar, Producer, Arranged By, Mixed By, Written-By – Phil Keaggy Engineer, Mixed By – Eddie Keaggy Mixed By – Thom Roy, Tom Coomes*	6:00
B5	I Love You Lord Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Producer, Arranged By, Mixed By – Phil Keaggy Mixed By – Chris Taylor (11) Producer, Mixed By – Tom Coomes*	5:28

Credits

Artwork By [Art Direction] – Alex MacDougall
Artwork By [Cover Art] – Steve Bjorkman
Artwork By [Cover Design, Typography] – Gary DeLacy
Executive Producer – Tom Coomes*
Other [Liner Notes] – Phil Keaggy
Photography – Phil Fewsmith

Notes

This issue is distributed by Word, Inc. to the Christian music marketplace.

A semi-glossy liner notes sleeve is included.

It was pressed at Allied Record, Co. (WEA) in Los Angeles, CA.

Barcode and Other Identifiers

Barcode: 0 8068-80027-1 8

Other Versions (5 of 13)

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	Title (Format)	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
New Submission	The Wind And The Wheat (Album, LP)	Maranatha! Music	MMR 0149	UK	1987
Recently Edited	The Wind And The Wheat (LP)	Maranatha! Music, Colours (3), A&M Records	SP 0758	US	1987
Recently Edited	The Wind And The Wheat (LP)	Maranatha! Music, Colours (3)	MM0149A	Canada	1987
Recently Edited	The Wind And The Wheat (CD, Album)	Colours (3), Horizon (3)	CD 0758, CD-758	US	1987
Recently Edited	The Wind And The Wheat (Cassette, Album)	Maranatha! Music	7-10-014984-3	US	1987

Reviews

Expansive09 Dec 29, 2015
Edited 5 years ago
Irregardless of this being released on a faith based label the music is superb and the musicianship from both Keaggy and his supporting musicians is both heartfelt and articulate. The opening track carries a more fusion/prog sort of energy but that soon subsides and what your left with is a time capsule very much in the landscape of mid 1980s Windham Hill era new age guitar instrumentals. Yes theres some piano but its not David Lanz and Phil's acoustic guitar is always there to provide melodic support and carry the music beyond any tedious doldrums. The recording is crisp and sounds good even in 2015. This is really great listening music to relax to in the evenings. Wish he would have released more ensemble music like this but then again I am semi new to his catalog one which I plan to explore further. +1 great disc!