Dr Andrew 'blind boy' Butler
Banjo-ukulele, 5 string banjo, tenor banjo harmonica, spoons, washboard, Jews-Harp, kazoo
Papa John McKay
Guitar, mandolin, ukulele, harmonica, banjo
Black Jack Barnet
Double bass, ukulele, suitcase
With the additional musical talents of....
Aidan Smith
Piano, wurlitzer, accordion
Natalie Walsh
Singing and musical saw
Nick Walters
Trumpet
Influences
THE SEASIDE SONG live on Channel M's "City Centre Social", December 2006
MANCHESTER SHAKEDOWN - the movie
My Daddy Rocks Me With One Steady Roll - Live at Stockport Plaza - July 2008
Bad Dub Butler
Dr Butlers Hatstand Medicine Band, being a morally good medicine band, making music of merriment with tones of joy in celebration of the tonic, titillation and tuneful etiquette of life. Dr Butlers Hatstand Medicine Band present to you their good time rags and reels, show stoppers and sight stealers; music for foot stomping and toe tickling that joins hearts with flesh whilst invigorating the thinking mind. Dr Butlers Hatstand Medicine Band stand before you as harbingers of gentility, bearers of ingenuity, possessors of conviviality, enhancers and champions of upright and virtuous behaviour and caretakers of chivalric honour.
"I think the most I’ve danced in the past 10 years is to that band. Dr Butler’s Hatstand Medicine Band are fantastic. Washboard, harmonica, double bass, beauty, they’re just fantastic. I think you’d call it ragtime, I’m not sure but it’s awesome music to dance to.” - GUY GARVEY, MERCURY MUSIC AWARD WINNER.
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Yeh hope so. See your playing in derbyshire up my way. I think imperial leisure are playing there too. I saw them after you, pretty ace but unfortuantly its a private gig. boo. I think i'll have to come to a manchester gig when i move to liverpool in september as its not too far from there. Still need to get a cd off you. x
thinking of coming out of retirement due to popular demand... and a little bit of boredom. can i come to the big chill as a roadie? i'll dress up fancy! see what you can do.
Greetings gentlemen - fine tunes! Do come and play at a Ukelele Cabaret if your travels ever bring you to London. We generally inhabit the third Tuesday of the month... Meanwhile, keep the ukelele flag flying xxx
To all the Medicine Band, thanks for finding us in this virtual jungle. Hope to see you in Beauvais! Please accept our syncopated salutations. Dr. Banza
Every 1st saturday each month !/ Tous les 1ers samedi du mois
Free entrance From 11pm to 4am Driiiink yell daaaiiince all night ! Good Old Fifties Rock'n'Roll, BlackRockn'souln'Blues Sounds & many more + videos...!
O Dr. Butler! I'm afraid I am ailing- I need a cure and fast! Do you have anything, some sort of magic potion, a powerful salve, an irresistible rhythm? Please help! xo Miss Mamie