Phil Keaggy – Phil Keaggy And Sunday's Child - Used Cassette Myrrh 1988 USA - Rock / Pop

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Phil Keaggy – Phil Keaggy And Sunday's Child

Tell Me How You Fee

Backing Vocals – Phil Keaggy

Drums – Mike Mead

Guitar – James Hollihan, Phil Keaggy

Handclaps – Lenny Castro, Phil Keaggy, Steve Taylor (2)

Percussion – Lenny Castro

Written-By – Phil Keaggy

3:21
A2		Sunday's Child Bass – Rick Cua Drums – Mike Mead Guitar – James Hollihan, Phil Keaggy, Randy Stonehill Percussion – Lenny Castro Vocals – Phil Keaggy, Randy Stonehill Written-By – Phil Keaggy, Randy Stonehill

3:57
A3		I Always Do Drums – Mike Mead Guitar – James Hollihan, Mark Heard, Phil Keaggy Organ [Hammond B-3] – Robbie Buchanan Vocals – Phil Keaggy Written-By – Mark Heard

4:50
A4		I'm Gonna Get You Now Bass – Rick Cua Drums – Mike Mead Guitar – James Hollihan, Phil Keaggy Percussion [Megaphone] – Rudy Valentine Vocals – Phil Keaggy Written-By – Lynn Nichols, Phil Keaggy

3:47
A5		Blessed Be The Ties Bass – Phil Keaggy Drums – Mike Mead Guitar – James Hollihan, Lynn Nichols, Phil Keaggy Percussion – Lenny Castro Vocals – Phil Keaggy Written-By – Lynn Nichols, Phil Keaggy, Steve Taylor (2)

3:56
A6		This Could Be The Moment Backing Vocals – Jimmie Lee Sloas, Mark Heard, Phil Keaggy Bass – Rick Cua Drums – Mike Mead Guitar [1st Solo] – Phil Keaggy Guitar [2nd Solo] – James Hollihan Organ [Hammond B-3] – Robbie Buchanan Percussion – Lenny Castro Written-By – Angelo Palladino, Lynn Nichols

3:48
B1		Ain't Got No Backing Vocals – Lynn Nichols, Phil Keaggy, Randy Stonehill, Russ Taff Bass – Rick Cua Drums – Mike Mead Guitar – James Hollihan, Phil Keaggy Lead Vocals – Phil Keaggy, Randy Stonehill, Russ Taff Organ [Hammond B-3] – Robbie Buchanan Percussion – Lenny Castro Written-By – Sandy Stonehill*

3:29
B2		Somebody Loves You Backing Vocals – Alwyn Wall, Mark Heard, Phil Keaggy Bass – Rick Cua Drums – Mike Mead Guitar – James Hollihan, Phil Keaggy Percussion – Lenny Castro Written-By – Phil Keaggy

4:04
B3		Big Eraser Backing Vocals – Derri Daugherty, Lynn Nichols, Phil Keaggy Bass – Rick Cua Drums – Mike Mead Guitar – James Hollihan, Phil Keaggy Percussion – Lenny Castro Written-By – Lance Demers, Lynn Nichols, Phil Keaggy

4:33
B4		Everything Is Alright Backing Vocals – Mark Heard Drums – Mike Mead Guitar – James Hollihan, Phil Keaggy Keyboards – Mark Heard Percussion – Lenny Castro Written-By – Mark Heard

I've Just Begun (Again)

Backing Vocals – Derri Daugherty, Lynn Nichols, Phil Keaggy

Bass – Rick Cua

Drums – Mike Mead

Guitar – James Hollihan, Phil Keaggy

Written-By – Lynn Nichols, Phil Keaggy

3:00
B6		Walk In Two Worlds Backing Vocals – Lynn Nichols, Phil Keaggy, Russ Taff Drums – Mike Mead Guitar – James Hollihan, Phil Keaggy Organ [Hammond B-3] – Robbie Buchanan Percussion – Lenny Castro Written-By – Randy Stonehill

3:37
B7		Talk About Suffering Arranged By – Phil Keaggy Backing Vocals – Jimmie Lee Sloas, Mark Heard, Phil Keaggy Bass – Rick Cua Drums – Mike Mead Guitar – Phil Keaggy Percussion – Lenny Castro Written-By – Traditional

4:50

A&R [A & R Coordination] – Deb Rhodes
Art Direction – Ph.D
Engineer [Additional] – Brian Tankersley, Mark Heard
Engineer [Director Of Recording] – Jack Joseph Puig
Engineer [Overdub] – David Schober
Management [Production Manager] – Laurie Frink
Mixed By – Jack Joseph Puig
Mixed By [Assistant] – Bart Stevens, Dave Hackbarth, Eddie Keaggy, KC McMackin, Wade Jaynes
Other [Grooming] – Scott Parker
Other [Styling] – Maria Sarno
Photography By – Daniel Arsenault
Photography [Additional] By – Ben Pearson
Producer – L. Arthur Nichols*

Cassette release contains additional song "Everything Is Alright"