Glass Harp Strings Attached: Glass Harp Timeline

A Timeline...

1968
- John Sferra and Philip Keaggy form Glass Harp with Steve Markulin on bass.

1969
- Bassist Steve Markulin was replaced by John Carazino and finally Daniel Pecchio

1970
- Glass Harp is signed by Decca Records
- Released "Glass Harp"

1971
- Released "Synergy"
- Recorded Live at Carnegie Hall

1972
- Released "It Makes Me Glad"
- Phil Keaggy leaves

1973
- Glass Harp officially disbands

1977
- Released "Song In The Air" compilation

1981
- 4/10-11/81 - First reunion concert in Akron

12/27/1988
- Second major reunion concert, Akron, OH

1994
- First three albums released on CD by LINE records.

1997
- Released "Glass Harp Live! At Carnegie Hall"
- 04/19/97 - Rock and Roll Hall of Fame concert and exhibit
- 05/22-23/97 Akron Civic Theatre concerts

06/23/2000
- Surprise appearance at Alive Festival 2000

10/22/2000
- Reunion show with the Youngstown Symphony Orchestra in Youngstown, OH

01/23/2001
- Concert at the Robin Hood Inn, Kent, OH

03/24/2001
- Sip 'O Seatle show in Nashville, TN

03/25/2001
- Greater SW Guitar Show, Dallas, TX

06/21/2001
- "Glass Harp Strings Attached" CD released

06/22/2001
- Alive 2001

06/30/2001
- Rehearsal and dinner with internet fans in Youngstown, OH

07/01/2001
- Stambaugh Auditorium, Youngstown, OH

08/11/2001
- Mill Creek Park, Youngstown, OH

11/11/2001
- Canal Street Tavern, Dayton, OH

11/12/2001
- Canal Street Tavern, Dayton, OH

12/01/2001
- surprise appearance w/Phil at Niles, OH

01/20/2002
- "Strings Re-Attached" benefit for YSO, Powers Auditoriu, Youngstown, OH

05/11/2002
- Agora Theater, Cleveland, OH

08/02/2002
- Hookahfest, Nelson Ledges Quarry Park, Garrettsville, OH

09/14/2002
- B&B Backstage, Boardman, OH

03/23/2003
- Beachland Ballroom, Cleveland, OH

08/02/2003
- Evans Amphitheater, Cain Park, Cleveland, OH
- Hourglass is released.

08/03/2003
- Meet and Greet @ Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, Cleveland, OH

For more history, read the liner notes from Glass Harp Live! At Carnegie Hall.