Get all 16 Guy Buttery releases available on Bandcamp and save 35%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of '56 — Live in Cape Town, In the Shadow of the Wild Fig (Revisited), One Morning in Gurgaon, Live in Cape Town, Sonokota EP, Live in Lisbon, The Farm Demos, Guy Buttery & The Bandura Express Marimba Ensemble, and 8 more.
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Opening
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A + E
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When I Grow Up...
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Coffee Anyone?
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Nibs
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Foot-Tapper
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Westridge Toilet Blues
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Forced
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EBDF#AD
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Self Portrait
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Guy Buttery Durban, South Africa
“Guy Buttery is something of a National treasure”, says South Africa’s leading newspaper The Mercury. Guy’s distinct unification of South African guitar music is the musical advocate for everything positive and beautiful about the place he calls home. An ambassador of South African music, Guy inspires people across the world with his homegrown style at the very heart of his talent and tenacity. ... more
Guy Buttery recommends:
In The Shade Of The Wild Fig
by Nibs van der Spuy & Guy Buttery
My first duo album with long time collaborator & dear brother, Nibs van der Spuy. This album features a mix of instruments such as the cuatro, mbira, sitar, tanpura and various guitars. Take a listen!
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One Night on Earth: Music from the Strings of Mali
by Derek Gripper
supported by 5 fans who also own “When I Grow Up...”
I always loved the music of Mali since first hearing Ali Farke Toure on radio many years ago, and was truly stunned when I heard Derek in concert. This is awesome.
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Floating World Live
by Soft Machine
supported by 4 fans who also own “When I Grow Up...”
Thanks to Leonardo MoonJune Pavkovic, this excellent sounding treasure from the Radio Bremen archives has finally been published. As my Bandcamp Friday rule is, to get at least one MoonJune release, here goes.... This is the Bundles line up with new members Karl Jenkins and Allan Holdsworth. Very interesting release of the ever evolving Softs!
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Burden Of Proof
by Soft Machine Legacy
supported by 4 fans who also own “When I Grow Up...”
What a range of virtuosity and invention! There's delicate, exquisite beauty; intense, dark moods; complex, intricate explorations; warmth and contrasting sparse exposure. I've picked "Pump Room" purely because it reminded me on hearing (without even seeing the name!) of Jeff Beck's "The Pump" :).
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La Grande Cantatrice Malienne Vol 1
by Nahawa Doumbia
This early collection presents the legendary singer in a raw, intimate musical setting.
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“Buile” uses an electronic backdrop to explore songs old and new from the Celtic tradition.
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