What makes Way Back Home by Phil Keaggy notable?

This album is significant for its critical reception within the Christian music scene, showcasing Keaggy's artistry at a time when the genre was expanding in popularity. It featured several tracks that became staples in contemporary Christian music, contributing to Keaggy's reputation as one of the leading artists in the genre. By 1986, Phil Keaggy was establishing himself as a prominent figure in contemporary Christian music. 'Way Back Home' marked his fourth studio album and arrived during a period when he was gaining recognition for his exceptional guitar skills and songwriting prowess, following the success of his previous album 'The Wind and the Wheat'.