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THE WORLD'S LONGEST POP SONG (68.53 MINUTES) AS CERTIFIED BY THE GUINNESS BOOK OF RECORDS (1998 U.S. EDITION), WITH 14 ARTIST CONTRIBUTING BACKING TRACKS. AND A DAMN FINE SONG TO BOOT. ........ A QUICKIE BIO - Seminal New Waver, blah blah & etc. Member of Tin Huey in late '70's. Songwriter/producer/guitarist for all Waitresses stuff (including "Square Pegs" TV show theme and "Christmas Wrapping"), early '80's. Spent rest of decade producing (Freedy Johnston, Scruffy The Cat, Joan Osbourne) & writing songs in hard-won obscurity, playing drums and doing freelance writing for tech and music mags. Popped back on to the scene with a series of 45's recorded on antique audio gear using Edison wax cylinders, 1940's wire recorders and 1930's home diskcutters. In 1996, released "The Devil Glitch", a 69-minute song with over 500 verses (1998 Guinness Book of World Records "World's Longest Pop Song!"). In 1997, released "I Feel A Bit Normal Today" - a CD of new bent pop. Played drums with Richard Lloyd (Television). In 2001, released "Un Petit Gouter - The Best of Kilopop!" - a fake "Best of" from a fake Euro-pop band. In, 2001, released "Easy Life" (plus a "alt.easylife.cd" - an out take CD) - a CD song cycle based on the murder of four students at Kent State University in 1970. In 2002, releases "The Museum of Me" - a collection of 10-years-worth of audio experiments using antique and obsolete recording gear. Currently collapsed in a corner, and not planning to do a thing unless there is a damn good reason to. June/cb Check out the artist's website: http://www.nutscape.com/ChrisButler Track List: 1. The Devil Glitch (short Version) 2. The Devil Glitch (long Version) 3. Mars Williams 4. The Whatnots 5. Liam Sternberg 6. Fear of Falling 7. The Gefkins 8. Bianca Bob Miller 9. Michael Baker 10. The Know-It-All Boyfriends 11. Violet Ray 12. Harvey Gold 13. (Radio Station I.D. Break) 14. Kramer 15. Christopher D. Butler 16. Mrs. Irene Elizabeth Butler 17. Back From Lunch Other Genres:
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