Acoustic and Electric Blues
WAIT ALL NIGHT
Twelve solo blues with seven originals, including two piano blues.

Reviews:
"...one of my favorite local acoustic releases of the year".
November 2007 Washington Blues Society Bluesletter Read more...

"Acoustic piano vocal blues are a lost art, but are in very good hands here."
Autumn 2009 Ancient Victories News Read more...

  1. Second Line Beat - Listen
  2. The Future Ain't What It Used To Be
  3. When The Wind Blows (And The Lights Go Out) - Listen
  4. Slow Down Woman (J.B. Lenoir)
  5. Inconsequential
  6. Night Time Is The Right Time (Leroy Carr)
  7. Big River (Johnny Cash)
  8. Place Pigalle
  9. Trouble In Mind (Big Bill Broonzy)
  10. Serious Business
  11. Hard To Keep - Listen
  12. When Did You Leave Heaven (W. Bullock, R. Whiting)
RESTLESS STREET
A combination of band tracks and solo performances. Features Nova Devonie, Bob Conger, Ron Weinstein, Cliff Perry, Stuart Herrick and others.

Reviews:

"Brian Butler is one hell of a blues guitar player."
January 2001 Washington Blues Society Bluesletter Read more...

"I'd recommend this CD to anyone who digs the blues."
October 2007 Victory Music Review Read more...

"...an excellent job of combining acoustic and electric blues, folk and swing..."
September 1999 review Washington Blues Society Bluesletter Read more...

  1. Animule Hall - Listen
  2. Too Many Trips
  3. Restless Street
  4. Stars Across The Sky - Listen
  5. Wella Wella Baby
  6. Been There Done That
  7. Louise
  8. Big Fire Now
  9. Traveling Mood
  10. Sitting On Top Of The World
  11. Hellbound Train
  12. Storm Warning

OTHER CDS FEATURING BRIAN BUTLER

SEATTLE'S BEST BLUES #1 - Raw Records:
Includes "Been There Done That" from the RESTLESS STREET CD featuring Robert Shangrow, bass; Ron "The Deacon" Weinstein, Hammond B-3 and Bob Conger, drums.

SEATTLES'S BEST BLUES #2 - Raw Records
Featuring Brian's song, "Serious Business". This tasty shuffle features Ron Weinstein, organ; Rod Cook, guitar, Robert Shangrow, bass; Tom Murphy, drums and Brian Butler, guitar and vocals. A electrifed version of the song on WAIT ALL NIGHT.

A MUSICAL DOORWAY
Released in April, 2001 by the Seattle Folkore Society. It features Brian playing solo on his tune, "Inconsequential". The Seattle Folklore Society has more information on where to purchase the A MUSICAL DOORWAY. A different rendition of the same song as on WAIT ALL NIGHT.

VICTORY MUSIC
Features Brian's piano number from WAIT ALL NIGHT, "When The Wind Blows". Other numbers feature the Northwest's finest acoustic-oriented singers and songwriters.