Selected Listing of Session Work
- 2nd Chapter of Acts, In the Volume of the Book, 1975
- 2nd Chapter of Acts, The Roar of Love, 1978 (Released 1980)
- Paul Clark & Friends, Come Into His Presence, 1974
- Paul Clark & Friends, Good To Be Home, 1975
- Nancy Honeytree, "Honeytree", The Way I Feel, 1974
- Nancy Honeytree, "Honeytree", Evergreen, 1975
- Michael and Stormie Omartian, Seasons Of The Soul, 1979
- Michael and Stormie Omartian, The Builder, 1980
- Paul Clark, A New Horizon, 1981
- John Mehler, Bow and Arrow, 1982
- Paul Clark, Drawn To The Light, 1982
- Randy Stonehill, Celebrate This Heartbeat, 1984
- Paul Clark, Out Of The Shadow, 1985
- Greg X. Volz, The River Is Rising, 1986. Keaggy plays guitar on "Hold On to the Fire".
- Randy Stonehill, Can't Buy A Miracle, 1988
- Our Christmas,"God Rest Ye Merry Gentlemen", 1990. Keaggy sings a duet with Kim Hill and also arranged the song.
- David Mullen, Faded Blues, 1991. Keaggy plays guitar on "After the Hurricane".
- Michael Card, The Word, 1992. Keaggy plays acoustic guitar on "A Valley Of Dry Bones".
- Michael Card, Joy In the Journey, 1992. Keaggy plays acoustic guitar on "So Many Books".
- No Compromise: Remembering the Music of Keith Green, Various Artists, 1992. Keaggy contributes backing vocals to Russ Taff's rendition of "Your Love Broke Through". Keaggy had previously recorded his own version of the song for his 1976 album Love Broke Thru.
- Amy Grant, Home for Christmas (Amy Grant album), 1992. Keaggy plays acoustic guitar on "O Come All Ye Faithful".
- Stonehill, Lazarus Heart, 1994
- Mike Pachelli, In The Now: Fullblast Records, 1994
- John Sferra, Northbound, 1995
- Mike Pachelli, Tube Driven: GeoSynchronous, 1996
- Raphael, Songs & Demos, 1997. Keaggy sings lead vocals and plays guitar on "In Your Love".
- Surfonic Water Revival, 1998. Keaggy plays guitar on "Surfer's Paradise" and "California Blue".
- Mike Pachelli, For Now, Forever: GeoSynchronous, 1998
- Michael W. Smith, Christmastime (album), 1998. "O Christmas Tree" an instrumental duet featuring Michael W. Smith on piano and Keaggy on acoustic and electric guitars.
- This Train, The Emperor's New Band, "Leave the Light n For You", 1999
- Phil Madeira, 3 Horseshoes, 1999
- Steve Bell, Waiting for Aidan, electric guitar on "Jesus My Glory" and "Somebody's Gotta Pay", 2001
- Kirk Whalum, The Christmas Message, 2001. Keaggy plays guitar on the title track.
- Cheri Keaggy, Let's Fly, 2001
- Randy Stonehill, Edge Of The World "That's the Way It Goes", "We Were All So Young", 2002
- Michael Card, Scribbling in the Sand: The Best of Michael Card, 2002. Keaggy plays acoustic guitar on "The Poem of Your Life".
- P.O.D., Payable on Death, "Revolution" and "Eternal", 2003
- Dave Beegle, Beyond the Desert, 2003. Keaggy plays guitar on "Something Shared".
- Dispatch, All Points Bulletin, 2003
- Neal Morse, One, Electric guitar solo in The Creation at 8:25, Acoustic guitar solo in The Man's Gone (Reprise), 2nd Lead Vocals on Cradle to the Grave.
- Sara Groves, Station Wagon, 2004
- Frisk Luft, I'll Never Find Another You, 2004. Keaggy performs on "Son of Man" and "I'll Never Find Another You".
- Braddigan, Watchfires, 2005. Keaggy plays lead guitar on several tracks.
- Rufus Tree, Dying to Live, 2005. Keaggy plays guitar on "Where" and "Mercy".
- Tom Mowery, Never Alone, 2005. Mowery's backing band includes Keaggy and Glass Harp drummer John Sferra.
- Third Season, Different State of Mind, 2005. Keaggy also recorded and co-produced the album.
- Cheryl Bliss, The Sweet Soul Light, 2005. Keaggy also co-produced the album.
- Ajalon, On the Threshold of Eternity, 2005
- Tom Frye, Hope is Alive, 2006. Keaggy plays on "Lifter of My Head", "Truth Remains", and "Tears Like Rain".
- Richard Cummins, Moments, 2006. Keaggy plays guitar on a song written in tribute to Keaggy's own experiences in the music industry.
- Nina Landis, Fly: The Missing Track, 2008. Keaggy plays acoustic guitar on "Day to Day".
- Farewell June, Identity Crisis, 2008. Keaggy plays guitar on "Simple Prayer".
- Judah Robertson, Free Spirit, 2009
- Tanya Low, Homespun, 2011. Keaggy plays on "Happy Tears".
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