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Glass Harp on Decca Records found themselves in the Jesus Movement fringes after their virtuoso guitar player Phil Keaggy became a Christian. Giving His Life to Jesus after the traumatic death of his mother. Songs about Jesus became more evident with each release until Phil left the band to pursue more acoustic folk, worship music and eventually all kinds of styles in the CCM market. It Makes Me Glad is the third release from Glass Harp released in 1972 and starts out very mellow and spacey with the song See Saw reminding me of a mellow Beatles tune or The Moody Blues.

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The album featured longtime friend and former Glass Harp bandmate Phil Keaggy on guitar and backing vocals. One song, "Let the Bells Ring," was originally written in 1971 for Glass Harp's second album Synergy. Although Sferra re-recorded the song for Northbound, the original version was later included as a bonus track on the CD reissue of Synergy in 2005. On October 22, 2000, Sferra, Keaggy and bassist Daniel. It Makes Me Glad 1972. Live at Carnegie Hall 1997. Strings Attached 2000.

It Makes Me Glad was an album released by Glass Harp in 1972. It would be the last studio album released by the band until Hourglass in 2003. In 2005, the album was re-issued by the Music Mill label. The reissue was digitally remastered, and contains updated/extended liner notes and a bonus track.

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Tracklist: 01. See Saw (2:15) 02. Sailing On A River (3:39) 03. La De Da (5:45) 04. Colt (3:23) 05. Sea and You (4:10) 06.

Glass Harp was especially popular at the legendary JB's in Kent, Ohio, playing to packed houses during the volatile days surrounding the anti-war demonstrations at Kent State University. With their latest demos having found the ears of Grammy Award-winning producer Lewis Merenstein, Glass Harp began work on their first album for the Decca label in the fall of 1970. On August 6, 1972 (shortly before their third studio album It Makes Me Glad was released) Phil Keaggy played his final show with Glass Harp at My Father's Place, Roslyn, New York before embarking on a solo career. Having already written Christian-themed lyrics throughout his time in Glass Harp, Keaggy first found an audience in the burgeoning Jesus music scene, and later achieved worldwide fame as both a songwriter and instrumentalist as it evolved into Contemporary Christian Music.