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You’ve Got a Guy is your trusted connection for Glass Harp tickets and news. Formed in 1968 in Youngstown, Ohio by Phil Keaggy, John Sferra, and Daniel Pecchio, Glass Harp is a cornerstone of the American rock scene. Their music blends melodic guitar work with rich harmonies, delivering performances that have stood the test of time. Whether you’re a longtime fan or discovering them anew, we’ve got you covered with reliable access to shows and archival releases.

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Glass Harp’s early releases, including their self-titled album (1970), Synergy (1971), and It Makes Me Glad (1972), helped establish their lasting legacy. They later released Hourglass in 2003, marking a rare new studio set after decades, and live recordings like Live At Carnegie Hall (1997) and the Beachland Ballroom performance (2008) showcase their enduring stage presence. The band has continued to share material through archival releases on Bandcamp, along with a steady stream of performances and occasional new material. For the latest news, official site updates, and direct links to social channels, explore Glass Harp through us and stay connected with the family of artists.”

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Official sources include glassharp.net and the Glass Harp Bandcamp catalog, with updates on recent releases and show listings. For social media and official sites, follow and connect via their channels on the artist’s page and related platforms, ensuring you have the latest tour information and release news.

The essentials

Quick Facts About Glass Harp

  • Formed in 1968 in Youngstown, Ohio by Phil Keaggy, John Sferra and Daniel Pecchio. ([en.wikipedia.org](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glass_Harp_%28band%29))
  • Original Decca studio albums: Glass Harp (1970), Synergy (1971), It Makes Me Glad (1972). ([en.wikipedia.org](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glass_Harp_%28band%29))
  • Notable live milestone: Live At Carnegie Hall released in 1997. ([en.wikipedia.org](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glass_Harp_%28band%29))
  • Hourglass (2003) marked their first new studio set in decades. ([en.wikipedia.org](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glass_Harp_%28band%29))
  • Strings Attached (live with the Youngstown Symphony) originally released 2001; re-released/archival on Bandcamp in 2022. ([en.wikipedia.org](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glass_Harp_%28band%29))
  • Live at the Beachland Ballroom 11.01.08 released in 2010 (reissued/streamed 2011). ([music.apple.com](https://music.apple.com/us/album/glass-harp-live-at-the-beachland-ballroom-11-01-08/424124297?utm_source=openai))

The records

Glass Harp Discography

  • Live at the Beachland Ballroom 11.01.08
    2010 · Special Friends Productions LLC
  • Stark Raving Jams
    2004 · Special Friends Productions LLC
  • Hourglass
    2003 · Special Friends Productions LLC
  • Strings Attached
    2001 · Special Friends
  • Live at Carnegie Hall
    1997 · Special Friends Productions LLC
  • Song in the Air (compilation)
    1977 · Unknown
  • It Makes Me Glad
    1972 · Decca
  • Synergy
    1971 · Decca
  • Glass Harp
    1970 · Decca

The hits

Top Glass Harp Songs

  • Where Did My World Come From? / She Told Me
    1969 · Did not chart

Glass Harp’s early releases, including their self-titled album (1970), Synergy (1971), and It Makes Me Glad (1972), helped establish their lasting legacy. They later released Hourglass in 2003, marking a rare new studio set after decades, and live recordings like Live At Carnegie Hall (1997) and the Beachland Ballroom performance (2008) showcase their enduring stage presence. The band has continued to share material through archival releases on Bandcamp, along with a steady stream of performances and occasional new material. For the latest news, official site updates, and direct links to social channels, explore Glass Harp through us and stay connected with the family of artists.”

Official sources include glassharp.net and the Glass Harp Bandcamp catalog, with updates on recent releases and show listings. For social media and official sites, follow and connect via their channels on the artist’s page and related platforms, ensuring you have the latest tour information and release news.

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