Dive into the soulful sounds of Phil Keaggy's "Revelator," a captivating EP released in 1993. This six-track collection serves as a tantalizing preview of Keaggy's forthcoming full-length album, "Crimson and Blue," offering a glimpse into the musical genius that lies ahead. With a blend of CCM, Christian rock, and Christian folk, "Revelator" is a testament to Keaggy's versatility and mastery of the guitar.
The EP kicks off with the infectious "Everywhere I Look - Radio Mix," setting the tone for the eclectic mix of styles that follow. "Join the Revelator - Radio Mix" and its extended counterpart showcase Keaggy's ability to craft memorable melodies and intricate guitar work. The alternate take of "Doin' Nothin'" adds a touch of swampy charm, while "The Further Adventures Of..." and "Celebrate" round out the collection with their unique flavors.
"Revelator" features Phil Keaggy on guitars and lead vocals, backed by a talented ensemble including John Sferra on drums, Wade Jaynes on bass, and Phil Madeira on Hammond B-3 and background vocals. The collaboration of these skilled musicians results in a cohesive and engaging listening experience that spans just over 40 minutes.
Released under Word Records, "Revelator" is a hidden gem in Phil Keaggy's discography, offering a unique blend of styles and a sneak peek into his creative process. Whether you're a long-time fan or a newcomer to Keaggy's music, this EP is sure to leave you eager for more.
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