This is GmaJill’s music collection on Bandcamp.

GmaJill

  1. Michigan
  2. Ambient
  1. collection 19
  2. wishlist 9
  3. followers 1
  4. following 7
  1. Floating in this Confluence (single)
    by Jeff Johnson & Phil Keaggy
  2. Nearer, My God, To Thee
    by Jeff Johnson & John Fitzpatrick
  3. O Come, O Come Emmanuel
    by Jim's Red Pants
  4. Coming, Going
    by Jeff Johnson & Brian Dunning
  5. Winter Songs
    by Jeff Johnson & Brian Dunning
  6. Acoustic Café
    by Phil Keaggy & Friends
  7. Live In '77
    by Phil Keaggy & Band LIVE!
  8. Live With Tom Howard & Orchestra - Park Cities Presbyterian Church - Dallas, TX (2-17-2002)
    by Phil Keaggy - Acoustic - LIVE!
    Hold Me Jesus Hold Me Jesus
    What a wonderful combination! I found out who Tom Howard was and his beautiful, inspired, musical talent and contributions after he was gone from us. So much of the music I listened to back in the day had his mark on it.
  9. Ravenna
    by Jeff Johnson & Phil Keaggy
    Mosaic 1 Mosaic 1
  10. Winter
    by Peat in the Creel
  11. Whitby Abbey
    by Jim'sRed Pants
  12. Good Yule
    by Jim's Red Pants
  13. Phil Keaggy & Friends - Instrumental Duets
    by Phil Keaggy & Friends
  14. Michigan-IO
    by Michigan-IO
  15. Cappadocia
    by Jeff Johnson & Phil Keaggy
  16. SANCTUM
    by Frank van Essen
    Cats in the Bakery Cats in the Bakery
    A year later and I'm still enjoying this album. I listen on the road, at home in my library/studio, when I need inspiration, solace, or to be energized (thus my favorite track!) The musicianship is superb and one can tell that heart, soul, and talent were poured into this project. Sola Deo Gloria, and happy new year Frank and company!
  17. Eirlandia
    by Jeff Johnson & Brian Dunning
  18. WinterSky Live
    by Jeff Johnson, Phil Keaggy, Brian Dunning & Wendy Goodwin
  19. Broken, Gazing
    by Jeff Johnson
    For The Beauty Of The Earth For The Beauty Of The Earth
    I have been taking in Jeff Johnson's music since the mid-80's, I guess. (And I say "take in," rather than merely listen or enjoy, for good reason. Whether instrumental or sung, it is food for the soul as well as ears.). I am especially excited about Jeff's recent work with Phil Keaggy and hope to see and hear them together in person this winter.