Ghost Dance
Ghost Dance formed in Seattle in 1991 with Mark Garrett on vocals and guitar, Steve Schenck on guitar, Lawrence Solis on bass, and Mark McCoy on drums. They...
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Ghost Dance formed in Seattle in 1991 with Mark Garrett on vocals and guitar, Steve Schenck on guitar, Lawrence Solis on bass, and Mark McCoy on drums. They put out their first album, 'Broken Arrow,' in 1993. Their song 'Celebrate' became a notable track for them, touching on themes of indigenous identity.
Their music pulled from rock and folk, with some tribal elements woven in. They released several albums through the 1990s and 2000s, including 'Ghost Dance' in 1996 and 'Time to Remember' in 1999. Other songs like 'A Deeper Blue' and 'Blood Still Flows' rounded out their catalog.
The band's connection to Native American heritage was part of their presentation, which sometimes drew discussion about cultural representation in music. They continued recording, putting out 'Celebrate' as an album in 2003 and 'Seven Nations' in 2008.
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