Think back to 1971. Who were the most amazing rock guitarists in the world at the time? Hendrix…obviously. Clapton, for sure. But what about Phil Keaggy, who played with a little power trio called Glass Harp? They hailed from Northeastern Ohio and were signed to Decca Records. Here, he puts on a small clinic in guitar solo for a small live TV audience.
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Wow, if only I’d discovered Phil and Glass Harp back then – how my life might have been different… What a great rock jamin’ band! I saw them some 30+ years later and it brought tears to my eyes. Click on my name to listen to another guitarist inspired by Phil Keaggy…