Jon Butcher
Electric Factory
The Story
"Electric Factory" marks Jon Butcher's second effort for the Blues Bureau International labe. Butcher is one of the few guitar heroes who can conjure the feel of vintage Hendrix. The CD features a blistering instrumental track entitled "Brian's "Electric Factory"" in which Butcher and Ben Schultz raise Cain with their guitars over the driving rhythm. The songs on "Electric Factory" were co-written by Butcher and Schultz, and the pair play all instruments, except harp by Kellie Rucker and a bit of percussion by Justin Porcee.
The Music
| 06:25 | Rocket Ship | Vocal |
| 06:23 | Chili Sauce | Vocal |
| 03:14 | Rather Go Fishin' | Vocal |
| 07:08 | Cactus Flower | Vocal |
| 05:04 | A Sea Of Blues | Vocal |
| 03:19 | The Fireman's Ball | Vocal |
| 05:07 | Gambler | Vocal |
| 03:45 | Yes, She Does | Vocal |
| 05:24 | Brian's Electric Factory | Instrumental |
| 01:04 | The Colman Mine (Intro) | Instrumental |
| 03:24 | The Coleman Mine | Vocal |
| 02:50 | By Railroad Line | Vocal |
The Artists
| Jon Butcher | Guitar, All Instruments, Production |
| Ben Schultz | Guitar, All Instruments, Engineering, Mixing |
| Kellie Rucker | Harp |
| Justin Porcee | Percussion on "Yes, She Does" |
| Mike Iacopelli | Mastering |
| William Hames | Photography |
| Ken Ciancimino | Executive Production |
| Recorded and mixed at Barefoot Studio.
Mastered at Cryrock, Memphis, TN. |
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