Invention (album)

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Invention

Studio album by Phil Keaggy, Wes King & Scott Denté
Released	October 7, 1997
Genre	CCM, Instrumental
Label	Sparrow Records
Producer	Lynn Nichols, R. S. Field

Invention is an album by Phil Keaggy, Wes King, and Out of the Grey's Scott Denté, released on 7 October 1997. The album is mostly comprised of guitar-based instrumental tracks.

[edit] Track listing

"Watch My Back" – 4:51
"Isle of Skye" – 4:24
"The Moors of Bellevue" – 4:15
"River of Life" – 4:07
"Budapest Control" – 4:28
"Angel Treads" – 3:47
"More to Be Revealed" – 4:43
"53 Days in June" – 5:41
"Perspicuity" – 4:17
"The Quote Jester" – 2:37
"Something, Somewhere" – 5:20

[edit] Notes

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Four songs have vocals:
- Wes King sings lead on "Watch My Back".
- Phil Keaggy sings lead on "River of Life".
- Scott Denté sings lead on "More to Be Revealed" and "Something, Somewhere".
"The Quote Jester" is a solo instrumental by Phil Keaggy, featuring nearly identical acoustic guitar solos in the left and right channels.
This album can be seen as a "sequel" of sorts to Along the Road, a collaboration between CCM vocalists Susan Ashton, Margaret Becker, and Scott Denté's wife Christine Denté, released in 1994.