Jon Butcher

Jimi Hendrix disciple Jon Butcher achieved some moderate graph achievement in the mid-’80s as the singer/guitarist for the Jon Butcher Axis. Appearing out of the Boston membership scene in the first ’80s, the Butcher Axis (which also included people Chris Mann on bass and Derek Blevins on drums), released such albums as 1983’s self-titled debut, 1984’s Stare at sunlight, and 1985’s Along the Axis (Butcher lowered the Axis for such produces as 1986’s Wants and 1989’s Images From leading), opened up for regional Boston heroes the J. Geils Music group furthermore to various other harder-edged rings, and issued several singles that liked some achievement on radio and MTV — “Wants,” “Goodbye SAVIOR,” and “Lifestyle Takes a Lifestyle.” Butcher continuing issuing single albums in the ’90s — Favorably the Blues (1995) and Electric powered Manufacturer (1996) — while a strikes compilation (1998’s THE VERY BEST Of: Dreamers Would Trip) and an archival concert (1999’s Ruler Biscuit Bloom Hour Presents) had been also issued. Furthermore to his musical profession, Butcher founded the Electric powered Factory Recording Studio room, which makes a speciality of film, Television, and multimedia function.