The 1990 album "Dry Bones Dance" marked a late-career resurgence for Mark Heard, seeing him return to a more intimate singer-songwriter style after his more experimental electronic work. The album was originally released on his own label, Forget Freedom, and later reissued by pastemusic.com.
- The album was produced by Heard himself at his home studio, "The Compound."
- Heard was diagnosed with a serious heart condition during the recording of this album, which cast a shadow over its creation.
- "Dry Bones Dance" was a commercial success for Heard, reaching higher chart positions than his previous albums.
Mark Heard was an American singer-songwriter known for his work in folk rock and new wave. He released a string of influential albums in the 1980s and early 1990s before his untimely death.
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