Recorded at: Blue Desert Recording,Nashville TN. By: Ric Web & Chris Thom , Kegworth Studio,Nashville,TN. By: Phil Keaggy, Golden Wave Studio,Howland, OH. By: John Sferra Mastered by: Richard Dodd,Nashville,TN. Produced by Glass Harp Mixed at: Tune Town Recording, Newton Falls, OH.www.tunetownrec.com By:Mike Talanca,Daniel Pecchio, | Phil Keaggy and John Sferra."Voice of God Call Out " and "Lupins’" mixed at Kegworth studio. Glass Harp, the legendary Ohio trio, made up of Phil Keaggy, John Sferra and Daniel Pecchio, continues to find ways to push the musical envelope of their power trio/jam band/prog rock genre. Building off the success of their double live CD "Strings Attached," Glass Harp has released "Hourglass." The 16-song studio CD is a tasty musical stew that feeds the soul. Starting off the group penned, "7 in a Box," has a 7/4 time guitar riff joined by a 4/4 time hip hop 3 part harmony. The track ends, and before you can say cool, Pecchio's "What's In Your Heart" explodes with a delta rock groove with Keaggy on slide guitar joined by the world class Memphis Horn's adding their signature horn lines. The track goes out with a blistering jam by the trio. Leaving zero time between tracks Keaggy's power pop "You Whisper Something" comes at you right out of the British Invasion school of pop. Next Sferra's "Everlasting Light" transports you to the feel good Jam Band festivals with warm acoustic guitars and soaring 3-part harmony chorus. That is just the first four songs. The CD goes on to present a tapestry of songs that are skillfully paced. The diversity of Sferra's ethereal 'Once a Day Dream," Keaggy's prog rock album cut "Voice of God Call Out" and Pecchio's lost 60's soul ballad "My Prayer" are stitched together with well thought out segues created by looping their own material, and great placement. The 70 plus minute CD finishes with a textbook anthem "If Love Is All You Got" and a surprise encore "Weather Boy" that is delivered with all the freshness of a teen garage band. Together with the inspirational nature of the lyrics, Glass Harps' "Hourglass" is a balm to the sprit that is sure to be staying on the top of your CD pile.