Bernard Joseph Butler (born 1 May 1970) is an English musician, songwriter and record producer. He is best known as the first guitarist with Suede, until his departure in 1994. He has been hailed by some critics as the greatest guitarist of his generation; BBC journalist Mark Savage called him "one of Britain's most original and influential guitarists"."The lowdown on Brits bright stars"

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. 18 February 2009 He was voted the 24th greatest guitarist of the last 30 years in a national 2010 BBC poll and is often seen performing with a 1961 cherry red Gibson ES-355 TD SV (Stereo Varitone) with a Bigsby vibrato tailpiece.

Early life

Butler was born to Irish parents in

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on 1 May 1970. He spent his summers in his parents' hometown of

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and in an interview given in 2022, he reflected on his upbgringing and Irish immigration to

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I don’t know if it’s the case now much, but definitely up to the generation where I was from. Just because of the migration in the sixties, I guess. That was the big thing in the '60s, and we all ended up in
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or North London. Places wherever the trains came into: Holyhead. Growing up, pretty much everyone I knew was Irish.

The youngest of three boys, Butler credits his oldest brother with inspiring his interest in music. The first

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he bought was

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' '' Hand in Glove'', having become a fan of the band after hearing

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play ''Reel Around the Fountain'' on his BBC radio show. When he was eight, Butler's started learning to play the

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, something which he later recalled he "used to get beaten up and spat at on the bus for." His introduction to the guitar came after his brothers lost interest in a "terrible electric guitar" that they'd bought from a catalogue. Butler used it to play along with

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's guitar parts to The Smiths' songs, eventually learning each one note-by-note and becoming proficient without ever having a formal guitar lesson.

Career

Suede

He first achieved fame in 1992 as the guitarist with Suede, forging a songwriting partnership with Brett Anderson. He co-wrote and played guitars or piano on every recording until 1994, when he exited Suede, leaving behind the

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-winning debut '' Suede'', as well as the follow-up ''

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''.

Post-Suede

Immediately after leaving Suede he formed the duo McAlmont & Butler with David McAlmont and they released two singles, "

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" and "

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". A compilation album, '' The Sound Of... McAlmont & Butler'', was released after the collaboration ended. Butler then released two solo albums under his own name, ''

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'' and '' Friends and Lovers'', on Creation Records, yielding the hit single " Stay". In 2001 Butler teamed up with McAlmont for a second McAlmont & Butler album, '' Bring it Back'', and they toured the UK after the release of two singles, "Falling" and "Bring it Back". In 2004 Butler formed a new band with Brett Anderson, The Tears, based on the same style that yielded their first successes with Suede in the early 1990s. The Tears released their debut LP, ''

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'', produced by Butler, in June 2005. Singles include "

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", which reached number 9 in the

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, and " Lovers".

Collaborations and production work

Butler has played on and/or produced records by

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, Edwyn Collins,

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, Tim Booth (of James), Eddi Reader, Hopper,

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, Bert Jansch,

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, The Veils,

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, The Cribs, the Pretenders, The On-Off's, 1990s, The Mescalitas, Cut Off Your Hands, Cajun Dance Party,

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, The View, Arkitekt, Sons and Daughters, Black Kids, Tricky, Sharleen Spiteri, Nerina Pallot,

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and

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. In 2005 he was introduced to Welsh singer

, and contributed to her top-selling debut album '' Rockferry''—it was the best selling album of 2008 in the UK—which won the Best Pop Vocal Album

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in 2008. In 2009 Butler co-wrote/produced/played on tracks by The Veils, Tommy Reilly, Jonathan Jeremiah,

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and Catherine A.D who now performs as The Anchoress. He also commenced production work on Kate Nash's second album ''

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'' in mid-2009. In 2010 Butler worked with Nerina Pallot, Fyfe Dangerfield,

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, Slow Club, Gabrielle, Howling Bells, The Veils, Simon Dine, and new artists Jodie Marie, Vince, Daley, Summer Camp, Joe Worricker and Scott McFarnon. Over the 2011-2012 period, Butler produced albums for Frankie & The Heartstrings and continued working with Daley on his forthcoming ''Days & Nights'' album, the title track of which was co-written and produced by Butler. He also co-wrote and produced Texas's comeback album '' The Conversation''. Butler again worked at Studio 355 for these recordings. In 2013 Butler worked with the group

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, to finish their debut album; worked on songs with London group Flowers; and collaborated with

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and Fyfe Dangerfield. In June 2013, he formed an impromptu improvisational performance at the Sunderland record store run by Frankie & The Heartstrings. Alongside members of Warm Digits, Field Music and 1990s, the impromptu group played a completely unrehearsed and improvised set. In August 2013, Butler played two shows at The Slaughtered Lamb in London, UK, accompanying Ben Watt on electric guitar, resulting in a touring and recording collaboration spanning 2 albums and several years of live shows across the globe. In October 2013, new group Trans released the ''red'' EP, the first in a series of EPs for

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. Featuring tracks grown out of improvisational sessions that date back over a year, with Jackie McKeown, Paul Borchers and Igor Volk, the recordings were made at Studio 355. All sessions were improvised, recorded in their entirety and later edited with very few overdubs. In May 2014, Butler organised two special McAlmont & Butler performances to raise funds for The Bobath Centre's work with children with

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. The London shows at the Union Chapel and Islington Assembly Hall sold out, and the duo were accompanied by a full band that consisted of members of The Magic Numbers, Mako Sakamoto on drums and Sean Read on keyboards. In 2017, Butler produced the self-titled debut album of the New York band QTY. In November 2019, Pet Shop Boys released their second single "Burning The Heather" from their forthcoming album ''

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'', featuring acoustic guitar played by Bernard Butler. Acclaimed folk artist Sam Lee collaborated with Butler in 2019 resulting in his widely acclaimed "Old Wow" album and selected live shows which followed. Butler joined Lee's curated Earth Day live stream in May 2020 improvising remotely along to a live stream of nightingales singing in the Sussex forest. This was followed by the release of tracks from the forthcoming sophomore album from Roxanne De Bastion. In 2020 writer Pete Paphides' label Needle Mythology finally released the open collaboration with Catherine Anne Davies. The album "In Memory of My Feelings" compiled 10 songs drawn from the writing sessions begun in 2009 which Butler then pieced together and completed. Artwork was created in collaboration with acclaimed artist Eva Vermandel. During 2021, Butler has been working with Bobby Bluebell (from number one chart toppers The Bluebells) on a new Altered Images album with 1980s band members Clare Grogan and Stephen Lironi. According to Grogan, who announced the release in December 2021, the album would be released in August 2022, on Cooking Vinyl Records, with the name ''Mascara Streakz''. On 15 April 2022, Butler and Irish actress Jessie Buckley released "The Eagle & The Dove", the lead single from their collaborative album. '' For All Our Days That Tear the Heart'' was released on 17 June 2022.

Soundtracks

Butler created the soundtrack to the 1997 film ''The James Gang'' and played on the soundtrack of '' Velvet Goldmine'', and in 2020 created the score to a BBC ''

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'' episode on Pluto.

Personal life

On 13 April 2014, Butler participated in the London Marathon to raise funds for children with

, described by Butler as one of the "worst starts in life". Butler explains:

The problem is it’s getting harder for families to get funding for therapy and children aren’t getting the specialist support they need. So I’m raising money for the charity’s treatment fund to make sure that children get seen as early as possible when it will have the greatest impact.

Butler is a resident lecturer at London's BIMM Institute teaching a degree course in Songwriting, a practice he has used live in collaborative events with the Musicians Union. He is Patron of the Bert Jansch Foundation, encouraging fund distribution and collaborative work with artists and business to continue the work of the late guitarist.

Awards

Butler won the Producer's Award at the

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, Producer of the Year at the 2008 Music Managers Forum Awards, was nominated for Best Producer at the 2009 Music Week Awards, and received a Grammy Award for work on Duffy's "Rockferry" which won the Best Album award for 2009.

Discography

Suede

* 1993 - Suede - '' Suede'' (

winner) ** singles: " The Drowners", " Metal Mickey", " Animal Nitrate", " So Young" * 1994 - Suede - " Stay Together" (Non-album single) * 1994 - Suede - ''

'' ** singles: " We are the Pigs", " The Wild Ones", " New Generation" * 1997 - Suede - ''

Sci-Fi Lullabies ''Sci-Fi Lullabies'' is a two-disc compilation album by English alternative rock band Suede released by Nude Records on 6 October 1997, consisting of B-sides from the singles that were released from the group's first three albums. It reached no. ...

'' ** (first eleven tracks on a collection of

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) * 2003 - Suede - '' Singles'' ** (eight tracks on a collection of Greatest Hits)

Solo

* 1998 – Bernard Butler – ''

'' (#11 UK) ** Singles: " Stay" (#12 UK), " Not Alone" (#27 UK), " A Change of Heart" (#45 UK) * 1999 – Bernard Butler – '' Friends and Lovers'' (#43 UK) ** Singles: " Friends and Lovers", "

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" (#44 UK), "I'd Do It Again If I Could" * 2002 – Bernard Butler & Edwyn Collins ** Single: "Message for Jojo" (#113 UK) * 2020 – Catherine Anne Davies & Bernard Butler – ''In Memory of My Feelings'' * 2022 – Jessie Buckley & Bernard Butler – '' For All Our Days That Tear the Heart'' ** Singles: "The Eagle & the Dove", "Seven Red Rose Tattoos", "For All Our Days That Tear the Heart"

McAlmont & Butler

* 1995 - McAlmont & Butler - '' The Sound Of... McAlmont & Butler'' ** singles: "

", "

" * 2002 - McAlmont & Butler - '' Bring It Back'' ** singles: "Falling", "Bring it Back" * 2006 - McAlmont & Butler ** single: "Speed"

The Tears

* 2005 - The Tears - ''

Here Come The Tears ''Here Come the Tears'' is the only studio album by English rock band the Tears. It was released on 6 June 2005 on Independiente. FrontmanBrett Anderson and guitarist Bernard Butler had found success together earlier in Suede, with Butler leaving ...

'' ** singles: "

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", " Lovers"

Trans

*2013 - "Red" EP *2014 - "Green" EP

Collaborator/producer

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- '' The Drowners'' and ''

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'' (1994) Live recordings appeared as B-sides to the Manics' '' She Is Suffering'' *

- '' I'm With Stupid'' (1995) *

- ''

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'' (1996) *

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- ''Booth and the Bad Angel'' (1996) * Hopper - ''English And French'' (1996) * Bert Jansch - ''

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'' (2000) and ''

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'' (2002) *

- ''

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'' (2001) *Bernard & Edwyn - "Message For Jojo" (2001) *

- ''" What a Waster"'' (2002), " Don't Look Back into the Sun" (2003) *

- "

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" (2003), co-wrote b-side "Jay Walker" *

- ''

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'' (2003) * The Veils - '' The Runaway Found'' (2003), ''

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'' (2009) * The Cribs - "You're Gonna Lose Us" (2005) * 1990s - '' Cookies'' (2007), '' Kicks'' (2009) * Sharleen Spiteri - ''

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'' (2008) * Sons And Daughters - '' This Gift'' (2008) * Cajun Dance Party - ''

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'' (2008) *

- '' Rockferry'' (2008) * Black Kids - '' Partie Traumatic'' (2008) * Tricky - '' Knowle West Boy'' (2008) * Duke Special - '' I Never Thought This Day Would Come'' (2008) * Cut Off Your Hands - ''You And I'' (2008) * Findlay Brown - ''Love Will Find You'' (2009) * Tommy Reilly - ''

Words on the Floor ''Words on the Floor'' is the debut album by singer-songwriter Tommy Reilly, released on 21 September 2009. It was produced by Bernard Butler and recorded in Edwyn Collins' studio. There were three tracks offered on iTunes only for pre-orderi ...

'' (2009) * Fyfe Dangerfield - "Faster Than the Setting Sun" and "She Needs Me", ''

Fly Yellow Moon ''Fly Yellow Moon'' is the debut solo album from British artist Fyfe Dangerfield, known as the frontman of the band, Guillemots. It was released on 18 January 2010 in the United Kingdom on Polydor Records. "She Needs Me" was released as the lead ...

'' (2010) * Kate Nash - ''

'' (2010) * Nerina Pallot - '' Year of the Wolf'' (2011) * Richard Walters - '' Pacing'' (2011) *

- '' Thin Air'' (2012) * Texas - '' The Conversation'' (2013) *Teleman - ''Cristina'' (2013) * Frankie & The Heartstrings - ''

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'' (2013) *Teleman - ''Steam Train Girl'' (2013) *Trans - ''Red'' EP (2013) * Daley - ''Days & Nights'' (2014) *Trans - ''Green'' EP (2014) * Ben Watt - '' Hendra'' (2014), '' Fever Dream'' (2016) *Teleman - "Breakfast" (2014) *Flowers - "Do What You Want To, It's What You Should Do" (2014) * The Rails - "Habit" (2014) *

- "Beauty Remains" (2014) *

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- "Please Don't Get Me Anything for Christmas" (2015) *

- ''

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'' (2016) * The Tyde - "The Curse In Reverse" (2016) * QTY - "Rodeo" (2016) * Mark Eitzel - Hey Mr Ferryman (2017) * QTY - "QTY" (2017) * Mull Historical Society - Wakelines (2018) *

- "Burning the Heather" (2020)

References

External links

* – official site * {{DEFAULTSORT:Butler, Bernard 1970 births Living people English rock guitarists English songwriters English male singer-songwriters English record producers Britpop musicians Suede (band) members People educated at St Ignatius' College, Enfield English people of Irish descent Alumni of Queen Mary University of London Creation Records artists Brit Award winners Grammy Award winners People from Stamford Hill Musicians from London Alternative rock guitarists 21st-century British guitarists