American blues harmonica player and singer (1959-1998)
Harp player/singer Lester Butler sang blues with conviction and blew a mean harmonica. In the early 90's he led The Red Devils, a hot blues band who tore up the L.A. club scene. Their Rick Rubin produced live album called "King King" led to their nationwide endless touring schedule. Many famous names used to sit in with him: Mick Jagger, Bruce Willis, Lenny Kravitz, Peter wolf and ZZ Top guitarist Billy Gibbons. He opened for such bands as The Allman Brothers and Los Lobos and was known for play
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