Jan 1, 2019
Butch is well-known for his accomplishments on the basketball court but he has been much morre successful in the music arena with Gold, Platinum and Diamond recording with Biggie Smalls ‘Life after death’ album. After initially getting into the music business to help his four brothers with their career as the family band, "Ingram", Butch found he could make a living by producing many well-known acts like Ronnie Dyson, Barbarba Mason, Blue Magic, Roz Ryan, Major Harris and Odyssey, to name just a few.
Butch is also an award-winning studio engineer, receiving Gold and Platinum Records for his work on the "Saturday Night Fever" soundtrack with Kool & The Gang. The Academy of Fine Arts recognized him for his outstanding work on the theme song for the Alzheimer's Association, titled "If You Could Remember", and he was conferred an Honorary Master's Degree by Cambridge University for that same song.
Butch is also an award-winning studio engineer, receiving Gold and Platinum Records for his work on the "Saturday Night Fever" soundtrack with Kool & The Gang.
Butch's love and knowledge of music has taken him many places, from the orchestra pit on Broadway, with the play "Your Arms Too Short To Box With God", starring legends Patti LaBelle and Al Green, to the London stage of Royal Albert Hall, performing to sold-out crowds with his brothers.