Bernard Butler
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Bernard Butler: Gentleman And Player
Interview by Max Bell, Vox, July 1994
When his father died last year, Bernard Butler used his guitar to assuage his grief. Now Britain's most important guitar hero since Johnny Marr has ...
Report and Interview by Dave Thompson, Alternative Press, 1997
HE'S A DIFFICULT bugger, everyone says so. David McAlmont said so, as he walked away from a potentially chart-topping partnership, complaining the guitarist was ...
Bernard Butler: Upstairs At The Garage, London
Live Review by Robin Bresnark, Melody Maker, 24 January 1998
BERNARD'S GOT a reputation. Grumpy, petulant sod, chip on his shoulder big enough to end a potato famine. But, in the Suede heyday, he used ...
Bernard Butler: Upstairs at the Garage, London
Live Review by Caroline Sullivan, The Guardian, 11 March 1998
Young pretender goes it alone ...
Bernard Butler: People Move On (Creation)****
Review by Ben Myers, Melody Maker, 4 April 1998
YOU KNOW the story. March 25,1992 and there in block capitals, the stuff legends are made of: "Suede – The Best New Band In Britain". ...
Bernard Butler: People Move On
Review by Kit Aiken, Uncut, May 1998
Ex-Suede/McAlmont & Butler guitarist's solo debut ...
Bernard Butler: People Move On (Creation/Columbia)
Review by Mac Randall, Rolling Stone, 9 July 1998
SULKY GUITARIST Bernard Butler was a major creative force behind leading Brit-poppers Suede, but when he quit in 1994, nobody expected the guy to start ...
Bernard Butler: He Won't be Suede
Interview by Caroline Sullivan, The Guardian, 10 September 1999
Since leaving Suede in 1994, Bernard Butler has taken the battering of his life just for being "different and eccentric". But the strong and silent ...
Utterly Butlery: Bernard Butler: Zodiac, Oxford
Live Review by Johnny Cigarettes, New Musical Express, 18 September 1999
IT'S BODY LANGUAGE that gives the game away as much as anything. The way he wears his fringe over his eyes, like he's saying "You ...
Interview by Kit Aiken, Uncut, December 1999
BERNARD Butlers had a bad back. According to his osteopath, he has songs hidden in his shoulders, "Hes really lovely, a natural healer. Guitar posture, ...
Tunnel Visionary — Bernard Butler: Friends & Lovers (Creation CRECD236)
Review by Stuart Maconie, Q, December 1999
He's found his niche and he's sticking to it. ...
see also McAlmont & Butler
see also Suede
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