Pepper's Ghost | |
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| Origin | Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA |
| Genres | Rock |
| Years active | 2001–2008 |
| Members | Rob Bennett Zil David Hartley Anthony Montesano Michael Montesano |
| Past members | Bach Mike Smith |
Pepper's Ghost was a band from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Their release, Shake The Hand That Shook The World, produced by Andy Johns is available through Hybrid Recordings.
Though their playing style was categorized as rock, they have also used influences from such subgenres as blues rock and Southern rock.
In early 2005, Pepper's Ghost joined Ashlee Simpson on her Thermasilk sponsored tour, along with The Click Five.
The band's mode of transportation on tour was a restored international school bus. Deemed the "Grey Ghost" for its silver/grey color, the bus contains full living quarters for the band.[ citation needed ]
Their 2005 single "You're in My Heart (Little Pretty)" hit #1 on the Canadian Singles Chart. [1]
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| 2001 | Opening Night |
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| 2005 | Shake The Hand That Shook The World |
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| 2002 | " Bang |
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| 2006 | The Vet EP |
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