After hearing country music on the radio, she received a guitar from her brother and began to play at the convent school she attended. Though musically talented, Butler decided to teach, but after appearing on Canadian television in 1964, she eventually decided to become a singer. Chansons D'Acadie, her debut album, appeared in 1969. Her other albums include: Avant D'Etre Depaysee (1973), L'Acadie S'Marie (1975), C'est La Recreation (1977), Edith Butler (1977), L'Espoir (1978), Asteur Qu'On Est La (1979), A Paquetville (1981), J'M'Appelle Edith (1981), De Paquetville A Paris (1984), Un Million De Fois Je T'Aime (1985), Le Party D'Edith (1985), 12 Grands Succes D'Edith Butler (1985), Et La Party Continue (1986), Party Pour Dancer (1987) and Edith Butler (1990). ~ John Bush