9 thoughts on “ McAlmont & Butler - You Do (CD) ”

1. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of The Sound Of McAlmont & Butler on Discogs.3/5(2).

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2. You Do Arranged By [Strings] – Bernard Butler, Billy McGhee Drums – Makoto Sakamoto Engineer – Ian Grimble Mixed By – Bernard Butler, Nigel Godrich Producer – Bernard Butler, Mike Hedges Viola – Claire Orsler, Joss Pook* Violin – Anne Stephenson, Gini Ball, Johnny Taylor, Jote Osahn* Written-By – David McAlmont & Bernard Butler /5(7).

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3. In early , Bernard Butler started searching for someone to sing a new composition of his. After some false starts, he was paired with David McAlmont, and they recorded the instant classic “Yes”, a number 8 hit in May that year. Follow-up single “You Do” went Top 20, and the album followed in November/5(12).

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4. Jan 01,  · Combining Butler's songwriting and classic guitar style with McAlmont's silky vocals and some great orchestration, this album is really good. The one weak track on here is You'll Lose a Good Thing. However, the standouts are numerous, including Yes, /5(27).

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5. Combining Butler's songwriting and classic guitar style with McAlmont's silky vocals and some great orchestration, this album is really good. The one weak track on here is You'll Lose a Good Thing. However, the standouts are numerous, including Yes, You Do, Disappointment, and The Debitor/5(3).

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6. Listen free to McAlmont & Butler – You Do (You Do, Tonight and more). 3 tracks (). Discover more music, concerts, videos, and pictures with the largest catalogue online at resessrilexithecheterrestsitomswoodg.xyzinfo

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7. McAlmont & Butler on Discogs. Label: Edsel Records - EDSG • Format: CD Album, Reissue, Remastered CD DVD DVD-Video, NTSC • Country: UK & Europe • Genre: Rock • Style: Indie Rock McAlmont & Butler - The Sound Of.

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8. Product description. McAlmont and Butler - Sound of - CD resessrilexithecheterrestsitomswoodg.xyzinfo Vocalist David McAlmont and guitarist Bernard Butler made an odd couple--McAlmont, dreadlocked and openly gay, Butler floppy-fringed and guitar-obsessed. However, The Sound Of McAlmont & Butler stood singularly out in the mid-Nineties for its grandiosity and ambition. McAlmont's falsetto vocals, whipped up into a sweet /5(33).

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9. I feel well enough to tell you what you can do with what you got to offer Because Yes I do feel better Yes I do I feel alright McAlmont and Butler McAlmont & Butler. 1. Yes.

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