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In 1968, Keaggy and longtime friend drummer John Sferra, along with bassist Steve Markulin, formed the band Glass Harp. The band gigged in and around the Youngstown, Ohio area, finding work anywhere from school dances to clubs.
- Tim Burks, Randy Benson, Steve Markulin, John Carazino
- Phil Keaggy, John Sferra, Daniel Pecchio
- 1970–present
The band was a scrappier, bluesier version of what would become the classic Glass Harp lineup. This would be Steve Markulin’s only recording with the band - leaving shortly after to join his cousin in The Human Beinz. Daniel Pecchio would replace Markulin on bass as the band recorded three LPs for Decca between ’70 and ’72.
Glass Harp biography An Ohio-based rock trio GLASS HARP were founded in 1968 by Phil KEAGGY (guitars), John SFERRA (drums), and Steve MARKULIN (bass) who was replaced by Daniel PECCHIO in the following year.
Steve Markulin - bass, vocals. Recorded February 13th, 19th, 25th and March 2nd, 1969 at United Audio, 10 Ellenwood Ave., Youngstown OH. Original sessions produced by Graham Tregurtha. Reissue produced by Gary Rhamy, Del Sinchak, Dean Anshutz, and Anthony LaMarca. Tape transfers by Gary Rhamy.
30 gen 2018 · Glass Harp were an American psych-rock band from Youngstown, Ohio, that cut an acetate for small-press United Audio in 1969, followed by three albums on Decca USA between 1970 and 1972. Members: Phil Keaggy (guitar), Daniel Pecchio (bass), John Sferra (drums), Steve Markulin (bass), Tim Burks (guitar), Randy Benson (violin), John ...
Showcasing the talents of singer/guitarist Phil Keaggy, bassist Steve Markulin, and drummer John Sferra, Glass Harp formed in 1968. The trio attracted some attention throughout the Northeaster, Ohio music scene, playing parties, dances and clubs. 1969 saw Markulin leave to join The Human Beinz. He was replaced by The Poppy bassist Dan Pecchio.
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