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People Move on by Bernard Butler (CD, 2022)

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In 1994 Bernard Butler left Suede at the end of the lengthy recording sessions for the band's second album, the acknowledged classic that is 'Dog Man Star', which he co-wrote. His first project was to join forces with singer David McAlmont record the album 'The Sound of McAlmont & Butler', which was released in November 1995. It featured the UK top 10 single 'Yes' and the follow-up 'You Do'. In 1997, Alan McGee signed Bernard up to Creation Records, and he set about recording his first solo album, playing all the instruments himself, except for the drums and strings. Released in April 1998, the album was a critical and commercial success, reaching #11 in the UK Albums Chart and features the hit singles 'Stay', 'Not Alone' and 'Change of Heart'.

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Product Identifiers

Record LabelEdsel

EAN0740155728335

eBay Product ID (ePID)20052263669

Product Key Features

Era1990s

Run Time15714 Sec

FormatCD

Release Year2022

FeaturesImport, Studio Recording

GenrePop, Alternative, Rock, Contemporary Christian

StyleBritpop, Hard Rock

TypeAlbum, Box Set

ArtistBernard Butler

Release TitlePeople Move on

Additional Product Features

Number of Discs4

Distribution2 Entertain/Sony Dadc

Number of Tracks55

Reviews"...a warm, engaging album that recalls classic references--Townshend, Beatles, Buffalo Springfield--without resorting to Noel Gallagher-style thievery. His songwriting is mostly acoustic-based, though with a flair for drama...", 3 Stars (out of 5) - "...his brand of vocalizing turns out to be a likably raspy cross between The The's Matt Johnson and Humble Pie's Steve Marriott at their least histrionic....a stately, near-Spectorian delight.", 7 (out of 10) - "...he delivers a drawl so...carefree you feel there must be something sinister in it...hidden, waiting to crack....Butler's weakness for melodrama is hearteningly disturbing..."

Number of Audio ChannelsStereo