Jon Butcher takes his Olympic White ’63 Strat for a rip on “Jam,” a track from his new album, “Nuthin’ but Soul.” The disc is an homage to sounds of Motown, Stax, James Brown, and Sly Stone highlighted by Butcher’s mastery of Hendrix-style psychedelia. It was recorded using a ’63 Princeton, a Vibrolux, and a ’90s tweed Blues Junior; here, though, he’s plugged into a Tone Master Pro. Catch our review of the album and interview with Jon in the November issue, https://online.fliphtml5.com/pyepf/yav

Jon Butcher takes his Olympic White ’63 Strat for a rip on “Jam,” a track from his new album, “Nuthin’ but Soul.” The disc is an homage to sounds of Motown, Stax, James Brown, and Sly Stone highlighted by Butcher’s mastery of Hendrix-style psychedelia. It was recorded using a ’63 Fender Princeton, a Vibrolux, and a ’90s tweed Blues Junior.; here, though, he’s plugged into a Tone Master Pro. Catch our review of the album and interview with Jon in the November issue. Watch the entire video by clic