Joe Butler sang lead on some of The Spoonful's most interesting and deep tracks, such as "Amazing Air", "Revelation Revolution 69" and my all-time favorite Spoonful song, "Full Measure", which was a big hit here in Los Angeles. "Nashville Cats", the record's actual A-side, didn't get played here at all.
If you are familiar with the band you know that Joe Butler sang lead on a number of excellent tracks including 'Full Measure', 'Only Pretty What A Pity', and 'Never Going Back'. Fine vocalist in his own right.
I personally prefer Joe Butler's singing over John Sebastian's. I fell in love with "Full Measure" when it graced the radio here in Los Angeles back in the day and it has remained a favorite. It's just that Sebastian sang lead on most of the group's hits that people are familiar with. Those of us who probe a little deeper into the band's catalog know that Joe Butler has every right to front the band now. "Anazing Air" and "Revelation: Revolution" are two more
I personally prefer Joe Butler's singing over John Sebastian's. The tracks Butler sang within the band are among the most interesting and deep. Things like "Amazing Air", "Revelation: Revolution 69" and "Full Measure" are great. I rate them very highly. "Only Pretty What A Pity" I only recently discovered, via the video clip here on YouTube, and it blew me away.
Thanks for commenting. I personally like this group's sound even better. They are very talented. But then, all of us have a right to our opinion. Have a great day! Laura (:
i agree everyone is entitled to and will never be stripped of their right to an opinion...i choose to excercise that right and agree with you whole heartedly and say i dig the sound
I accidently deleted my own comment! We all have an opinion but they put on a great show and pack a house. You also have an interesting thought but with all the people viewing this clip, I am sure many feel very differently. I would be interested to hearing from others on this. I will be posting a remix of this concert so please check back and tell me what you think. Thanks!
Fair comment, but my opinion remains the same, certain front men of bands simply cannot be replaced, John Sebastian was a good singer and songwriter, the sound without him sounds bland, could be any group up there, its a shame but thats the way I see it, if this was a radio show and you asked people from that era who was playing, they wouldnt have a clue.
Joe Butler sang lead on some of The Spoonful's most interesting and deep tracks, such as "Amazing Air", "Revelation Revolution 69" and my all-time favorite Spoonful song, "Full Measure", which was a big hit here in Los Angeles. "Nashville Cats", the record's actual A-side, didn't get played here at all.
moorlock2003 2 years ago
Thanks for the great info! Have you checked out their website? Laura ( :
milarpro 2 years ago
If you are familiar with the band you know that Joe Butler sang lead on a number of excellent tracks including 'Full Measure', 'Only Pretty What A Pity', and 'Never Going Back'. Fine vocalist in his own right.
moorlock2003 2 years ago
Thank you so much! I couldn't agree more! Laura ( :
milarpro 2 years ago
I personally prefer Joe Butler's singing over John Sebastian's. I fell in love with "Full Measure" when it graced the radio here in Los Angeles back in the day and it has remained a favorite. It's just that Sebastian sang lead on most of the group's hits that people are familiar with. Those of us who probe a little deeper into the band's catalog know that Joe Butler has every right to front the band now. "Anazing Air" and "Revelation: Revolution" are two more
moorlock2003 2 years ago
I personally prefer Joe Butler's singing over John Sebastian's. The tracks Butler sang within the band are among the most interesting and deep. Things like "Amazing Air", "Revelation: Revolution 69" and "Full Measure" are great. I rate them very highly. "Only Pretty What A Pity" I only recently discovered, via the video clip here on YouTube, and it blew me away.
moorlock2003 2 years ago
This is a totally different sound. Sebastian had a unique sound. Some folks cannot be replaced. But they have a right to go on without him.
Treaty4 3 years ago
Thanks for commenting. I personally like this group's sound even better. They are very talented. But then, all of us have a right to our opinion. Have a great day! Laura (:
milarpro 3 years ago
No Yanovsky no Spoonful!
bgaulke 3 years ago
Thanks for commenting. Whatever you're opinion, these guys have a great sound. Laura (:
milarpro 3 years ago
i agree everyone is entitled to and will never be stripped of their right to an opinion...i choose to excercise that right and agree with you whole heartedly and say i dig the sound
oneloveyadig 3 years ago
THANK YOU SO MUCH(: Have a wonderful day! Laura
milarpro 3 years ago
I accidently deleted my own comment! We all have an opinion but they put on a great show and pack a house. You also have an interesting thought but with all the people viewing this clip, I am sure many feel very differently. I would be interested to hearing from others on this. I will be posting a remix of this concert so please check back and tell me what you think. Thanks!
milarpro 4 years ago
I'd be interested in seeing the entire concert. Do they do "Full Measure"?
moorlock2003 2 years ago
Fair comment, but my opinion remains the same, certain front men of bands simply cannot be replaced, John Sebastian was a good singer and songwriter, the sound without him sounds bland, could be any group up there, its a shame but thats the way I see it, if this was a radio show and you asked people from that era who was playing, they wouldnt have a clue.
TENRECORDS 4 years ago 2
No Sebastian no Spoonful, simple really just does not work sorry guys, its a little mundane
TENRECORDS 4 years ago 5
Thanks for the comment....glad you enjoyed it!
milarpro 4 years ago
This is cool!
barquel02 4 years ago