Something is going on. I’m following the breadcrumb trail. Somebody didn’t cover their tracks. This is all about to come tumbling down like a “Harp of Glass”…

Saw him play twice in the mid to late 70s. Never seen better. Before or since. One was acoustic with accompaniment ( the other guy was great too) the other was with his band.

I'm in Ohio and I remember this band was the one to see, everyone was talking about this great guitar player Phil Keaggy. I think I ended up seeing them at Wooster College, he was excellent and it was just like the video, all of us just sitting on the floor. I was trying to learn guitar and almost gave it up after watching him play. Never could figure out why he never got much recognition, maybe because he wasn't showy and it was all about the music to him.

Back in like 1971 we used to go watch The Harp at Gannon College in Erie Pennsylvania

I FINALLY FOUND THIS PIECE!!

They were doing Beatles music the day it was realest.

Not a bad track in spite of the wains' bafflement. The little girl looked fascinated but I suspect her little bro was hacked off that she stopped playing with him. That paper bag near them, was it full of toys & treats to keep the kid's quite while the olds listened to the band?

To quote Bob Seger, "today's music ain't got the same SOUL:". Why can't rockers make funky music like this anymore? To make music that makes you wanna boogie!

Love these guys!! I've seen Phil Keaggy several times at the Winchester in Cleveland. Amazing guitarist IMO.

The best concert opener by The Harp!

I can't listen to any more! Who mixed the sound?? Turn up the vocals and down on that wailing guitar!

I am so ashamed I am 68 years old and am just now listening to this. My bad

Сегодн впервые услышал Glass Harp, не смотря на то , что считал себя меломаном рок-музыки. уже 4-й час слушаю и восхищаюсь игрой этих ребят Привет из вышего СССР.😎✌️

RTs are great dogs.

What makes this really epic is the album track of Changes has a lot of orchestrations added and hearing just the 3 piece RAW Glass Harp, is a rare treat for me.

When he played Taylor university in early 80s, I couldn't understand why he tucked one finger in his palm. Only to learn that the finger wasn't there at all. Magic with 9 fingers.

Great never heard of band, really love their album.

Soooo good!!

Poor kiddies.... It sounded promising.... until the singing started

Phil is playing Randy Rhoads style licks well before anyone knew who Randy was--pretty amazing!

The good thing is when listening to Phil you know he loves Jesus rather than someone like jimmy page who's on Satan's side and is an occultic musician who Satan gave his talent

Saw Phil play this live forty years ago. Great to see this decades later. Great bouncy tune. He has some ripping solos that needed the volume up. Good to see John on drums. I almost bumped into him at the Harp concert at RnRHall of Fame in "97, releasing their earlier bootleg tape at Carnegie Hall on CD. Brought my 3 kids, under ten. For some reason, they thought they were watching the Beatles. Phil had his Parker Fly and Les Paul. A historical evening sharing stories. 5:40

It's a pity the audio is so poor. Oh well.

All about exit solo's

I have to admit it was kind of creepy when they were showing the kids

An amazing talent

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what the heck sound-man???? The vocal mics are distorted as heck! Killer performance though!

He would blow away 95 % of these chumps today

And damn it , don't forget that

❤️. My rat terrier was named Nick. Best dog I ever had. Miss him.

🗣 Wonderfull live performance

My wife to be had their album when I met her in 1971,I had never heard them before but they had an influence on my life

Cool! just discovered this group--by chance--and I'm so glad I did! They're jammin'!!

Mine won’t stop feeding her two week old puppies. Such a good Mom

People not fat in america back then? Amazing what cottonseed oil & corn syrup solids have done to the them/ theirs! But NOW, you can eat BUGS, OWN NOTHING, & BE HAPPY! 😂🤣🤪

ALl HAIL THE GROOVY SEVENTIES!!! The power trio.

she looks like she lived her life full of love and fun!

Ran into Phil at the airport several years ago - a genuinely nice person and a great musician!

This performance is so good and those 3 kids look so bored.

I saw Phil play at Ursuline High School with the Volume IV in 1967. They played pop stuff then, but they played it excellently. I can still see him doing his impression of Paul McCartney with his mop bopping up and down as sang "Penny Lane." He wasn't yet the legendary guitarist he would become, but even as a 15-year-old, I knew that he was very, very special!

This track was on a demo LP called the MCA Sound Conspiracy along with Wishbone Ash Blind Eye. I met pPhil at Christ Church DC back in 1977. Never did get to see Glass Harp.

I saw them back around this time. They were amazing. One of the best power trios of all time.

Couldn’t watch it all the way thru because I got sad looking at my Rat Terrier (Tina), dreading the day I will have to make tribute video 😢

Phil Keaggy was already this good then. Now he has another fifty years under his belt. Just phenomenal!

Till this day Glass Harp have fan's loving them all over the world. But now all we're waiting for is for some drooling retard to write in the comments that they were "underrated", as they do at every other video because they don't know shit about anything.

Saludos Joe Rocker!!

My son just lost his maggie rat terrier yesterday. She was a good dog. Was his shadow also. When lizards would get in the house she would get them for us. She would kill em take em out side then touch me with her paw like its ok you can stop screaming that high pitch scream you big bearded burly man. I miss her. I worry for my son. He had her for over 18 years. She was his only consistency in his life.

Thanks for sharing the tribute of your precious rattie. I've enjoyed watching. I lost mine very recently and hurting badly. I love rate terriers - I think I laughed every day for almost 14 years while he was with me. Sometimes I laugh now at something I remember him doing.

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