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'''Michael Butler''' is a [[musician]] and [[podcaster]] from [[San Francisco]], [[California]], [[United States]]. |
'''Michael Butler''' is a [[musician]] and [[podcaster]] from [[San Francisco]], [[California]], [[United States]]. |
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He is well-known for his popular podcast, [[The Rock and Roll Geek Show]], one of the earlier podcasts and a featured program on '[[Podshow]]', a [[Podcasting]] start-up and Butler's employer since late 2005 |
He is well-known for his popular podcast, [[The Rock and Roll Geek Show]], one of the earlier podcasts and a featured program on '[[Podshow]]', a [[Podcasting]] start-up and Butler's employer since late 2005. Butler plays [[bass guitar]] and performs [[vocals]] with his own band, [[American Heartbreak]]. He also previously played bass in the [[thrash metal]] band [[Exodus (band)|Exodus]]. Since 2006 he has also been playing with the San Francisco band [[Jetboy (band)|Jetboy]]. In July 2009 Michael Butler joined [[Ginger (singer)|Ginger]] from the UK band [[Wildhearts |Wildhearts]], as well as former [[Cult (band)|Cult]] bass player Billy Morrison for shows at Los Angeles El Ray Theater and The Viper Room. |
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Revision as of 09:33, 23 August 2009
Michael Butler is a musician and podcaster from San Francisco, California, United States.
He is well-known for his popular podcast, The Rock and Roll Geek Show, one of the earlier podcasts and a featured program on 'Podshow', a Podcasting start-up and Butler's employer since late 2005. Butler plays bass guitar and performs vocals with his own band, American Heartbreak. He also previously played bass in the thrash metal band Exodus. Since 2006 he has also been playing with the San Francisco band Jetboy. In July 2009 Michael Butler joined Ginger from the UK band Wildhearts, as well as former Cult bass player Billy Morrison for shows at Los Angeles El Ray Theater and The Viper Room.
Butler's daughter, Martina Butler started a podcast in August 2005 entitled "Emo Girl Talk."
External links
- American Heartbreak — Michael Butler's Band
- The Rock and Roll Geek Show — Michael Butler's Podcast
- A. Jacob Metz, Pod People, San Francisco Bay Guardian
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