This song gets played better and better, as Time goes on, like a good aged wine.

Phil sings like he's 30 years old, he has a very fresh and young voice!

Goosebumps! That song turns back TIME about 40 years to the first time I heard it!

This is the best Phil Keaggy video yet. How can he play like that at his age? Forever young my hero. Beautiful rendition.

Phil Keaggy, simply matchless.

I've heard many versions of this song and though it would be hard to improve on anything Phil has done the addition of Rex's impressive guitar work really enhanced it.

I like how at 3:50 Phil is Wowed by his friends solo. Just shows you he is humble and also 🎶listens!

I watch this once a day along with alvin lees performance on the nite of guitars from 1988 killer work in its own time

We love this cats 🐈 in Puerto Rico 🇵🇷. Blessings with love ❤️

Phil is and always be my guitar hero.

I am so glad you guys play for Jesus. Great and annointed.

the gift does not age it's from the spirit

Wow. These two can hold their own with any guitarist.

Phil's tone is amazing.

Wow! How blessed Phil keaggy voice and guitar playing skills that he had when he was young if not better!

Phil's tone though! Wow! National Treasure.

Love how Phil cues the drum track by yelling "Ringo!"

Amazing! Phil is so dang diverse in his stylings, and of course, the voice has been well taken care of. You guys rocked this one🤘

Nice! Phil Keaggy signed my Les Paul. And we sang a high note together. It was cool!

I like his additional verse; "He died to set you free"! Keep going Phil

Always a great song. This version is killer. What a duo

O my !! Still as good as ever!! I only wish it were longer! I hope I get better with time like Phil.I dont remember many retaining such great vocal power at 70

EXCELLENT RENDITION OF MY FAVORITE KEAGGY SONG!!

I love me some Phil. What a good brother

So there was a time when Phil told a story about his song 'Sunday School', similar to 'Time' as it left you hanging, grasping for something... it made you think long after you heard it, where someone had suggested to him to wrap up the ending in a nice neat tidy evagelical happy ending. Phil rightly said no, that's not the point of the song. I'm sad to see that courage, one of the most well done next to 'Time', has disappeared in this rewrite. I got saved listening to Keith, Phil, Chuck, and Larry and this song Time was a song that gave me chills, made me think long and hard about my life, and when Phil sang with conviction, "And worst of all it's too late to turn - You must face eternity!" it was the perfect collection of words for God to work on my heart his way. The lyrics worked and are embedded in my soul to this day. While I'm never sad at the mention of Jesus, I can be sad at the way the name is used - and here we see Phil taking that years ago extremely bad advice of neat, tidy, and safe fairytale endings as a *necessity* in 'Christian Music'. Gone is the conviction and Holy terror of Eternity. 'Too late to forgive your brother' filled me with agony, but now - 'Hey, it's all OK'. The purpose of the song, like Sunday School, was to stir you, hopefully make you lose sleep. It was perhaps the best in all CCM of 'art meets message' without being another cliche. Why not rewrite every song? Lets put this tag line now at the end of every single song. Lets take away nuance, story, texture, artistry - let's just be abrupt and obvious. This is all just my opinion, but if I had heard this version when I was 20, alongside every other version of Jesus Loves Me, it would have never had the impression on me like the original. The original put me in a corner, it forced me to question many, many things, it broke me up so Jesus COULD get in, his way. A genuine life altering impact of music and message. Lets not forget the listener... I can see how the artist makes themselves feel better singing it this way, perhaps alleviating their own fears and struggles, but the songs original purpose no longer serves the listener.

Thank you Ringo, Phil and Rex ! Glory to God !

A killer version of this awesome by two guitar virtuosos.

Little Petey Keaggy brings the jams.

This is Phil's best rendition of Time. Super production and Rex is also awesome.

I have a Les Paul like that and a Strat too, but I will never be able to play like that! Of course Phil sounded like that when he was 15

amazing music wonderful song I wish we had more of that now

Outstanding ☝️….👏great song ✨💙 thank you for sharing 🙏💫

You dudes bring tears to my eyes and I'm a damn drummer!!!!

Ol’ Rex can really rip on that six string ,and it is really a joy watching Phil have great time doing it himself 😀😀

What a treat this was to rock for the original Rock!

just awesome!!!

Just wow!!

What an honor it would be to stand there with my guitar and watch Phil play!

Awesome mix guys. Made my hair stand up on my arms....

This still gives me chills!!!

Brilliant pearl🤟.

Just spectacular!!! Rex added his own mark on an iconic song of Praise and Worship that I have gladly purchased on several mediums starting with record albums and cassettes. I’ve also seen Phil in so many iterations as a full band and with just his guitars and looper. I have yet to be disappointed and I am always Blessed by his music and testimony. Thanks guys! God Bless! 🙏

WOW!! I love it!! Thanks for doing this one again!

The old guy plays like a pro!

OMG! Praise the Lord! I love you bro’s!

TOP DEMAIS! 👏😮👏

Wow this is tremendous! Unreal how smooth you both play

a great new version of a classic from way back. Thank You.

Loved everything about this song! Especially the message and the wonderful execution of the dueling guitars. 😎

wow! I can't believe I hadn't spotted this video! thanks!

Ringo !

Klasse Vocal, Klasse Gitarren!!! Spitze!!!

Nice. Very, very nice. I recorded in Darkhorse back in the late 90's. Good tone. Good timbre.

Wow, awesome to see two excellent axmen playing for Jesus Christ.

Bust'n it

WAIT! I should be at work... dagnabbit

I remember the first time listening to Phil Keaggy in the early 70s. This song was just out and it blew my mind as a 13yr old teen. Thank you guys for reminded me of this incredible jewel of music. Also remember meeting Phil at Estes Park Colorado when I was touring with the Cruse in the 80s. What a humble and amazing musician...my hero. The guitar playing is stellar. This is my first time to hear Rex and you are such a phenomenal player. Thanks again for sharing!

Phil has been a gift from God to the church for decades. (FYI: Dr. Larry Sandberg, SLC/How The West Was One) is 92 and close to seeing Jesus.

Thats a great version.

Love it!

Can’t get over how top musicians like Phil rarely make a noticeable mistake in an entire concert. The top violinists etc can do that too but Phil is using more strings more pedals, and singing too.

Awesome!

Excellent bros

I love the new line!

LOVE, LOVE, LOVE!

Sweet!

That look Phil gives at 3:50! Rex is killing it!

Mind-blowing

How did I miss this!!??

That's fantastic!!! Glory to the Lord!

Fantastic

All I can say is WOW! You guys are on fire!!

Fantastic, Thanks !

absolutly amazing !!!!

Amazing!! ❤️❤️

Changed the words to the end of the refrain. I like it, but maybe the two could have been used in alternation?

DUDE! That was awesome. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸 ive been playing and writing for 25 years and have always loved this song. Is this the original rhythm guitarist from the earlier youtube video of this song? I always said man that poor guy you can barely hear him and he's completely shredding back there. If it's him, we heard ya this time buddy. That was completely awesome.

Nice work, gents! Miss seeing you at McCreary’s, Rex.

BRILLIANT

sooooo good

So good like it :)

Nice. The Snazz. !

More! More!

Wow again

Great theme, lyrics and guitar work 💛🙌🙏🏻

None too shabby.

Most singers lose quality as they age but Phil has kept his, thanks to Jesus! Probably the same could be said for his guitar playing.

Thanks John R From Mike

This video is about 10 minutes too short! Great playing and tone!

Come to Brazil?!

Hey Phil, if you are reading this, how about looking up Rex Carroll (formerly of White Cross). Rex Carroll, Rex Paul, Phil Keaggy with a Les Paul. Sounds pretty good to me!

I don't get it. I hear drums and bass but don't see playing.

This record should have been way better, than it was. Bucket-loads of talent. IMHO, the guys would have been better off, just, doing an entire record redoing older Keaggy tunes. Again, loads of talent, but, some weak song choices.

You screwed up the song by changing the lyrics

More and more I find this song to be theologically wrong. I used to listen and buy Phils music but it is simplistic and sincerely wrong. Amazing musician if you drop the lyrics.