The Glass HarpPhil Keaggy - Guitars, Vocals
John Sferra - Drums, Guitars, Vocals
Dan Pecchio - Bass, Piano, Flute, Vocals
ALBUMS:
ALBUMS:
1(B) GLASS HARP (Decca DL-75261) 1971
2(B) SYNERGY (Decca DL-75306) 1971
3(B) IT MAKES ME GLAD (Decca DL-75358) 1972
Boots:
1971 Live at Carnegie Hall
1971 Pacific High Recorders Studio Live
1977 Song In The Air Live
These albums, which are in a progressive/psychedelic style with lots of heavy guitar, are beginning to interest some collectors. The outfit formed in Youngstown, Ohio in the late sixties and were among the State's prime flag bearers of the British invasion. @
They recorded an unreleased acetate-album before going on to sign for Decca. Only ten copies of the acetate were made, which contained both sides of the United Audio 45 plus I've Just Begun, a typical slice of Zombies' - influenced pop and six other tracks. One copy of the acetate was sent to Apple Records in the hope of getting a contract, but it was rejected. The bass player on these United Audio recordings was Steve Markulin, a cousin of Joe "Ting" Markulin, The Human Beinz rhythm guitarist. Dann Pecchio joined later and he is featured on all the Decca recordings.
Phil Keaggy had earlier played in The Squires, Volume IV and New Hudson Exit.
Both tracks on their first 45 Where Did My World Come From/She Told Me were written by Phil Keaggy who also produced several records for Ohio area garage bands and later achieved success in the Christian music movement.
One track from the United Audio acetate, I've Just Begun has subsequently re-surfaced on Pebbles, Vol. 21 (LP).
(Vernon Joynson/Mike McKay/George Gell/Max Waller/Bob Wickland)
They recorded an unreleased acetate-album before going on to sign for Decca. Only ten copies of the acetate were made, which contained both sides of the United Audio 45 plus I've Just Begun, a typical slice of Zombies' - influenced pop and six other tracks. One copy of the acetate was sent to Apple Records in the hope of getting a contract, but it was rejected. The bass player on these United Audio recordings was Steve Markulin, a cousin of Joe "Ting" Markulin, The Human Beinz rhythm guitarist. Dann Pecchio joined later and he is featured on all the Decca recordings.
Phil Keaggy had earlier played in The Squires, Volume IV and New Hudson Exit.
Both tracks on their first 45 Where Did My World Come From/She Told Me were written by Phil Keaggy who also produced several records for Ohio area garage bands and later achieved success in the Christian music movement.
One track from the United Audio acetate, I've Just Begun has subsequently re-surfaced on Pebbles, Vol. 21 (LP).
(Vernon Joynson/Mike McKay/George Gell/Max Waller/Bob Wickland)
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