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Molly's music is available in most retail outlets as well as online.
If you have any trouble finding one of her records, please let us know and we will see what we can do to help. Click on the album covers for more info.
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NEW!Messin’
Around is Molly's debut release for Universal/Anthem.
The mix is as diverse as the artist herself - adult-oriented
pop songs, smoking versions of jazz classics, and soulful
originals. This eclectic collection features new compositions
by Molly Johnson, producer Steve MacKinnon and Lenny
Kravitz’s guitarist/co-writer Craig Ross. With
compelling interpretations of songs by Prince,
Bruce Springsteen, and George Gershwin.
Messin’ Around showcases Molly’s gift as a vocalist
but also as a serious composer with over half of the songs
on the album (including the first single "Rain"),
co-written by Molly herself. The european release If
You Know Loveincludes the bonus original track
Avignon Blues. more
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Another Day. Produced
by Craig Street (Cassandra Wilson, Holly Cole)
and engineered by the legendary Kevin Killen (U2, Kate Bush,
Elvis Costello). Eleven joyfully jazzy tracks composed and/or arranged
by the Molly's quartet, including very cool interpretations of “Summertime”, “Ooh Child”
and Marc Jordan’s “I Must Have Left My Heart”. more |
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Molly Johnson. "Local heroine Molly Johnson is in great form on this disc...with her rich blend of blues and jazz confidently displayed. Flashes of Dinah Washington, Janis Joplin and Billie Holliday (whose "Don't Explain" is a treat here) colour the naturally warm textures of her voice... She's full of drama wit and heartache...surely one of the records of the year." - Toronto Star more |
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Infidels. Norman Orenstein produced their self-titled debut, which was essentially just him, Molly Johnson and a group of established musical friends that include bassist Etric Lyons, Gordie Johnson (Big Sugar), Randy Cooke (Lee Aaron), Glen Morrow (Chris DeBurgh, Chester), The Armin Quartet, Billy Newton-Davis, Cindy Matthews, and Taborah Johnson. more |
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Alta Moda. Their self-titled album, produced by Colin Thurston (Duran Duran, Human League), released in 1987 and took a lot of flack for being 'generic American funk', some radio stations even went as far as refusing to play the material because it sounded 'too black'. They declined a Juno nomination for the song "Julian" in the R & B category which they felt was a mislabel. more |
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Molly has appeared on many of her friend's albums and various compilations, these are a few of them. More to come.
Do you know of another disc we have forgotten? please drop us a note |
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