Get all 73 Glass Harp releases available on Bandcamp and save 15%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Mayfield High School - Mayfield, OH (4-8-1972), Glass Harp (1972-1973), Live at the Akron Civic Theatre [soundboard] (4-11-1981), The Kent Stage - Kent, OH (12-3-2010), The Intersection - Grand Rapids, MI (6-5-2004), Demos & Rarities, Barrow Civic Theatre - Franklin, PA (5-12-2013), WMMS Cleveland - Notes on The Glass Harp (1992), and 65 more.
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Big Sky Jam
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Just Always Jammin'
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Late Night Jam
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Now I Can Jam
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Giant Jam
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California Jam
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Let's Jam Together
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Jammin' For Fun
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Everyday Jam
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Do Lord Jam
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I'm Going Home To Jam
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Glass Harp Nashville, Tennessee
Glass Harp, featuring Phil Keaggy on guitar, John Sferra on drums and Daniel Pecchio on bass, is a bare bones group in the
tradition of Cream, Jimi Hendrix Experience, and fellow Ohio band, The James Gang.
They developed a signature sound of their own – a progressive approach that allowed the members, collectively and individually, to stretch beyond the confines of standard form.
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This is one of the better offerings from Keaggy's recent series of old concert recordings, as it includes both acoustic solo and full band (electric) performances. The addition of sax was tantalizing, but unfortunately only appears on two tracks ("Follow Me Up" and "Happy"). Still, fabulous guitar work throughout, and at a time when Phil's voice was at its best.
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What A Day (50th Anniversary remaster)
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It was one of the first Jesus Music albums I owned. It was groundbreaking and inspiring.
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Música Perdida - lost instrumentals (1980-1982)
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On a Whim made me think of UB40’s “Red Red Wine,” so I started listening to that, and then I saw it was actually a Neil Diamond song, so then I started listening to his greatest hits. Quite a trip I’ve been on this morning.
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Forest of Lost Children
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Live at the Akron Civic Theatre (11-13-1993)
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Rock on for Jesus! Superb! You all are making such a joyful noise as unto the Lord--Bass, Vocals, Drums, Keys and Guitar--for all sounds so good! ~Johnny B
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