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	McAlmont and Butler - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Both Butler and McAlmont had already experienced success in the music industry; Butler was the guitarist in the indie/glam rock band Suede, until his acrimonious departue during the recording of their second album, Dog Man Star.
		McAlmont, a soul singer with an impressive three octave range, had been part of the duo Thieves with Saul Freeman, who released a handful of singles and had opened for Morrissey on tour before breaking up.
		Their recording sessions had produced enough material for an album: The Sound of McAlmont and Butler was released early in 1996 and made number 33 in the UK albums chart.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/McAlmont_and_Butler (375 words)

	Compare Prices and Read Reviews on The Sound Of...McAlmont & Butler - McAlmont & Butler at Epinions.com
		Bernard Butler might be best known as the original front man for the well respective British band rock/Brit-pop band Suede, but he later returned to the scene first with underground soul star David McAlmont and later on his own solo terms.
		McAlmont and Butler came together officially in 1995 and during the time until the quick breakup, just one album was quietly released (the second came posthumously in 2002 and was titled Bring It Back).
		McAlmont and Butler are consistently impressive and absolutely scrumptious…The Sound of McAlmont and Butler is a brilliant album to fall in love to, an album to file next to the likes of future classics like the aforementioned Suede in addition to other lesser known acts like Eels, Jim White, Neutral Milk Hotel, and Grandaddy.
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	REVIEW
		Not only was Butler back in the spotlight but he was writing, playing most of the music, and singing to boot; as a vocalist he proved he could carry a tune remarkably well, his fragile vocals tucked into the multi-layered folds of the music.
		Butler emerges as the frontman of a group and that's crucial to the equation here.
		Butler sticks a fine solo in on the other side of a mid-track plateau and eventually transforms the song into a Pink Floyd-esque slice of atmospheric, floating pop psychedelia.
	www.westnet.com /consumable/2000/02.24/revbutle.html (867 words)

	McAlmont and Butler - 'Bring Back the Sun'
		Those who've followed the fortunes of Bernard Butler are aware that not only is he the greatest guitarist of his generation but an exceptional producer and arranger (he also plays all the piano, bass and harmonica on the record).
		The record opens with 'The Theme from McAlmont and Butler' which is a wicked riff and strings fest that has definely got the funk and just takes over your ears.
		McAlmont's lyrical concerns range from stardom ('Different Strokes' and 'Can We Make it', 'Where Are You Now') to the need to make the best of things ('Bring It Back') onto the need for freedom (Make It Right, Beat).
	www.freakscene.com /reviews/bringitback.htm (638 words)

	McAlmont and Butler \| The Guardian \| Guardian Unlimited
		During their brief partnership seven years ago, singer David McAlmont and guitarist Bernard Butler were pop's oddest couple, and their differences swiftly led to a mud-slinging divorce.
		When he finally contacted the singer, who had never bettered his two Top 20 singles with Butler, McAlmont took little persuading that they were a stronger proposition together than apart.
		The hits Yes and You Do unleashed McAlmont's falsetto to explosive effect, stopping drinkers mid-sip as he scaled an impossible wall of notes while Butler made a acoustic guitar sound like a whole band.
	www.guardian.co.uk /reviews/story/0,3604,757754,00.html (383 words)

	music like dirt » David McAlmont @ Jazz Cafe 21/08/06 (Site not responding. Last check: )
		David McAlmont is blessed with one of the finest and most distinctive voices of the last couple of decades.
		McAlmont takes great delight in the hilariously suggestive lyrics, “When I eat his donuts” he winks “all I leave is the hole, anytime he wants to, why, he can use my sugar bowl.
		So confident and assured is McAlmont that at one point he mistakenly sings the lyrics to one song over the top of another, realising his mistake he laughingly concedes that it was all going so well he was getting a little cocky.
	www.musiclikedirt.com /2006/08/22/david-mcalmont-jazz-cafe-210806 (1019 words)

	McAlmont And Butler - Bring It Back @ Designer Magazine (Site not responding. Last check: )
		As the familiar drum beat to their comeback single "Falling" counts in bars to the Spector sized string crescendo and the angelic tones of David McAlmont and trademark guitar from Bernard Butler you realize just how much we've missed one of the greatest songwriting partnerships of the past decade.
		Their back catalogue may be as slim as Eminem is shady and their solo work leaves a lot to be desired, but together they create the type of magic that once was only written in the songwriting factories for Motown.
		Still, like all great partnerships, they thrive of the buzz and the animosity of being two totally different souls brought together by the love of music and it's this friction which resulted in the pair acrimoniously splitting up back in 1995 leaving McAlmont reeling claiming that Butler was homophobic and the partnership was unworkable.
	designermagazine.tripod.com /McAlmontAndButlerALBUMREV1.html (532 words)

	McAlmont And Butler - Interview @ Designer Magazine
		In the year 2002 McAlmont and Butler are as equally out of step with the likes of Ms Dynamite and So Solid Crew as they were with Blur and Oasis first time round.
		We caught up with David McAlmont and Bernard Butler to find out who handed over the olive branch and what it's like to be back in the public eye.
		McAlmont: There were things before that Bernard wrote which were so personal to him, they couldn't become part of the McAlmont and Butler thing, and the same with me. You can be more indulgent when you're making music for yourself and nobody else.
	members.tripod.com /designermagazine/McAlmontAndButlerINT1.html (1437 words)

	CLUAS Indie Gig Reviews: McAlmont and Butler live in Dublin (Site not responding. Last check: )
		They won't thank me for saying it but Mc Almont and Butler are the Daltrey and Townshend of the soul lite set.
		Muso students will know that the first instalment of Mc Almont and Butler ended in tears and it was not on account of musical differences either.
		Butler lives the rock dream with a vengeance and churns out the most savage guitar lines imaginable.
	www.cluas.com /music/gigs/mcalmont+butler.htm (340 words)

	PAST ARCHIVES McAlmont & Butler (Site not responding. Last check: )
		McAlmont and Butler's career arc was brief but brilliant.
		Singer David McAlmont had an unhappy stint as half of Thieves and a solo album behind him.
		Together they made music that sounded like soap opera beamed from outer space, McAlmont swooping and keening tales of break-up and make-up with the voice of a camp Jeff Buckley veering off towards Aretha Franklin territory, whilst Butler wrapped the words in the finest tunes he's ever penned.
	www.pastarchives.co.uk /mcalmont.html (251 words)

	Amazon.com: The Sound of McAlmont & Butler: Music: Davd McAlmont,Bernard Butler,Ann Stephenson (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Bernard Butler is the ex-guitarist for the awesome British rock band Suede and an all around guitar wizard and songwriting master.
		The songwriting of Bernard Butler will be well known to anyone familiar with the early Suede albums, and whilst these songs have a different tone from those performed by Suede, he does not let himself down.
		The voice of David McAlmont is also the perfect tool that he could have found, and he seems to enjoy pushing it to its limit, much as he did with Brett Anderson.
	www.amazon.com /Sound-McAlmont-Butler-Davd/dp/B000024KD9 (1003 words)

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	McAlmont &: Butler - Speed : track review
		Secondly, Bernard Butler was wasted in The Tears.
		Yes, we may have loved Suede, but when we can have songs like this instead, we'll plump for a McAlmont and Butler reunion everytime.
		Thirdly, David McAlmont has one of the greatest voices on the face of the planet.
	www.musicomh.com /singles6/mcalmont-and-butler-2_0806.htm (372 words)

	NME.COM - News - McAlmont and Butler back with one-off single (Site not responding. Last check: )
		David McAlmont and Bernard Butler are to reunite for a one-off single.
		The pair, whose biggest hit was 'Yes' in 1995, last worked together on the LP 'Bring It Back' in 2002.
		There were reports that they were working on a third album, but then Butler began working again with former Suede colleague Brett Anderson as The Tears, who released the album 'Here Come The Tears' in 2005.
	www.nme.com /news/mcalmont-and-butler/23590 (172 words)

	Rough Trade Records
		In 1995 David enjoyed the first chapter of his most successful collaboration to date in another duo, McAlmont And Butler, which produced the singles “Yes” and “You Do” as well as a gold album, “The Sound Of McAlmont And Butler”.
		Bernard Butler turned his back on tricks like that to get back to what music was really about.
		Through Suede and his collaboration with David McAlmont, Butler found enough of it to be considered one of the greatest British Songwriters of the 1990s.
	www.roughtraderecords.com /artists/rt_mcalmontandbutler.html (459 words)

	Pitchfork: McAlmont & Butler: "Speed" [Track Review] (Site not responding. Last check: )
		David McAlmont and Bernard Butler are back again, cranking up the string section.
		Their breakup in 1996 after just one album was so acrimonious, you figured they'd never be back, but they reconvened in 2002, and apparently intend to make it a habit now.
		Butler doesn't do much with his guitar, but he does nick the beat from Suede's "Killing of a Flash Boy" and slow it to a crawl to support the histrionic string arrangement.
	pitchforkmedia.com /page/track_reviews/37704/McAlmont_and_Butler_Speed (2368 words)

	Ian Griffith Turner
		Basically Bernard Butler, was the lead guitarist in Suede, however he left the band, and set up McAlmont and Butler, with David McAlmont, who together with his formidable voice, and increadible personality gave the perfect accompliment to Butlers sublime guitar work.
		When David McAlmont (vocals, lyrics) and Bernard Butler (guitars, keyboards, composition) got together in late 1994, ex- Suede man Bernard Butler's name was well-known and David McAlmont's deserved to be.
		The end of the McAlmont and Butler partnership was rumoured to have come recently, abruptly and sourly.
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	David McAlmont > News (Site not responding. Last check: )
		That they are equally individually accomplished artistes in their respective worlds of Rock, Pop, Jazz and Film is without question.
		However, they have also at some point in their remarkable careers chosen to feature David McAlmont as a vocalist.
		Butler and McAlmont alongside their Top 40 Albums; The Sound Of McAlmont and Butler 1996 and Bring It Back 2002 recorded Brenda Lynn's You'll lose A Good Thing 1996, Zoom By Fat Larry's Band and Take That's Back For Good for the 2002 War Child Number Ones.
	www.davidmcalmont.co.uk /news_jan05.htm (481 words)

	MCALMONT AND BUTLER cds
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	UTR - Issue 4
		Bernard Butler is probably still best known for being Suede’s founding and former guitarist.
		Soon after leaving Suede he teamed up with amazing vocalist David McAlmont to record as what seemed to be destined as a one off project simply known as McAlmont and Butler.
		Below are selected passages from the one-hour plus phone interview we did with Bernard Butler and the separate phone interview we did with David McAlmont that didn’t make it into the article.
	www.undertheradarmag.com /issue4/mcalmontandbutler.html (3817 words)

	McAlmont & Butler - Falling : single review
		McAlmont & Butler prove why sometimes marriage is more complex than it seems.
		Here, after all, are two rather different chaps, one the guitar-toting white indie boy, the other a quasi-epileptic, dreadlocked fl flamingo with a voice like Shirley Bassey.
		Falling is an epic, full of detailed sound and topped off with McAlmont's distinctive voice and a whole swathe of strings.
	www.musicomh.com /singles/mcalmont-butler.htm (290 words)

	bernard butler : news
		McAlmont and Butler release their single 'Falling' on July 29 on three different formats.
		McAlmont and Butler played a "secret" gig at the 12 Bar Club last night, April 17.
		McAlmont and Butler are doing 4 acoustic songs this Thursday (April 18) at The Scala in London as
	www.bernardbutler.com /news/news.html (4362 words)

	Live: Mcalmont and Butler
		We are obviously into the melodic middle part of the set as Mcalmont and Butler launch into Although, a bluesey ballad off the first album, I love this song, possibly one of my all time favourites of theirs, David sings majestically and it sends shivers down my spine.
		Then to finally close it's a pulsating pounding version of Yes, most of the first few rows are jumping up and down like there is no tomorrow and for this one tiny moment there might as well not be.
		With a few regal bows stage left and right Mcalmont and Butler disappear back stage and into the night.
	www.garbledonline.net /mcalmontandbutlerlive.html (792 words)

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		Bernard Butler is not the man to turn to if you want to be reassured that rock'n'roll excess is alive and well.
		However, the pair went their separate ways after the record's completion, and engaged in a war of words via the UK music press.
		It seems that time heals all wounds though as they have recently completed a new album, The Sound Of McAlmont And Butler: Vol.2 to be released later this year.
	www.virtualfestivals.com /artists/profile.cfm?artistid=1097 (290 words)

	MCALMONT & BUTLER cds
		Described by McAlmont, this CD is "a bit of West Coast, a bit of Motown.
		Second full length release from former Suede guitarist Bernard Butler & singer David McAlmont.
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	BBC - Top of the Pops 2 - Interviews
		It was the first one that came out fresh once we were together.
		It was quite deliberate that I was trying to write something that was specific to what I thought 'McAlmont and Butler' was.
		I always thought of 'McAlmont and Butler' as a thing, rather than just 2 people, or 2 solo artists.
	www.bbc.co.uk /totp2/artists/m/mcalmont_and_butler/underthegrill/page1.shtml (1025 words)

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