Butch Walker: from Marvelous Three to Panic at the Disco

In this clip, Butch Walker talks about going from Rock to Pop music as a producer.

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[rickyoung]

So happy to hear Butch mention Injected. One of my favorites. Both Butch and Rick are people I wish I could record with.

[american_cosmic]

I saw the Marvelous 3 around 1999 I think, I believe they opened for Eve 6 at The Trax, in Charlottesville, VA. I think I was there to see Eve 6, but M3 stole the entire show and made a fan out of me right there and then. I bought their new CD at that show and I'm still playing it 25+ years later. Butch Walker has come a long way since those days, the number of projects he's been on and the artists he's worked with is absolutely ridiculous. He has left a huge footprint in rock music over the last quarter century.

[davidhair]

Seasons is my favorite 7D album. You can hear Butch’s influence all over that record.

[arottie]

Mr Walker was a Rock Starrr way before he was a Rock Starrr!

[NoCoverCharge]

I wish could track down the greatest Atlanta band and interview them Follow for Now

[BigWillba]

Southgang would of been massive. Group Therapy is still one of the best hard rock albums ever written

[bostjankovacic]

Being a musician is like a terminal illness. There is no cure for it - Bill Wolfer. 😉🎹

[bgierat]

Interview suggestion beyond Mick Taylor ( who now lives in the Netherlands) …John Fogerty would be incredible.

[totallykoolyeah]

Adat was something in the day. Marv 3 is great stuff