File:Phil Keaggy Way Back Home 1986.jpg

This is the cover art for the album Way Back Home by the artist Phil Keaggy. The cover art copyright is believed to belong to the label, Pan Pacific Records 790-079-0012, or the graphic artist(s).
Album cover art for the original Phil Keaggy 1986 release Way Back Home.

The cover art can be obtained from Pan Pacific Records 790-079-0012.

Way Back Home (Phil Keaggy album)

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