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Born Bradley Glenn Walker on November 14, 1969, in Rome, Georgia USA,
singer+guitarist & songwriter Butch Walker started his career as the
frontman for Atlanta alt-rockers Marvelous 3. Not entirely distracted
by quick-winded success, he honed his songwriting skills and co-wrote
the Modern Rock top 3 smash "Right Now" with Maryland's SR-71.
After going solo, first as a producer and later as a singer, Walker released
a 2002 effort on BMG titled "Left Of Self-Centered", reaching
#12 on Billboard's Top Heatseekers chart.
He followed up two years later with his second solo album, "Letters",
which made a brief chart intrusion at #171 on The Billboard Top 200.
In July 2006 Butch Walker returned with his new album, "The Rise
And Fall Of Butch Walker And The Let's-Go-Out-Tonites!"; the set
features the single "Bethamphetamine (Pretty Pretty)".
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