Glass Harp

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   I was listening to Aural Moon and they played Glass Harp.  I went
to their collection and they had the recent album Hour Glass in their
catalog.  I was astounded.  

Glass Harp goes back to the 70's.  They feature one of the
greatest guitarists ever in Phil Keaggy.  They have a moderate
discography, and some of their early 70's stuff is quite proggy. 
Keaggy is from my hometown of Hubbard, Ohio, and the band Glass Harp
was kindled in neighboring Youngstown,  so I have followed his and
the band's storied paths quite closely.  

Any of you ever listen to any Glass Harp?  I'm wondering whether it would be worthwhile to put them up for admission.

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Lorak Members Profile Send Private Message Find Members Posts Add to Buddy List Reviewer page Forum Senior Member Joined: October 14 2005 Location: United States Status: Offline Points: 214	Topic: Glass Harp Posted: November 10 2005 at 01:28
	I was listening to Aural Moon and they played Glass Harp. I went to their collection and they had the recent album Hour Glass in their catalog. I was astounded. Glass Harp goes back to the 70's. They feature one of the greatest guitarists ever in Phil Keaggy. They have a moderate discography, and some of their early 70's stuff is quite proggy. Keaggy is from my hometown of Hubbard, Ohio, and the band Glass Harp was kindled in neighboring Youngstown, so I have followed his and the band's storied paths quite closely. Any of you ever listen to any Glass Harp? I'm wondering whether it would be worthwhile to put them up for admission.
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