THE MOLLY JOHNSON SONGBOOK
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Her latest release The Molly Johnson Songbook (A440 Entertainment/Universal Music Canada) represents the most beloved & well-known recordings from her catalogue. The Molly Johnson Songbook includes 14 studio recordings and 2 previously unreleased tracks – featuring the Daniel Lanois' song Still Water from his acclaimed album, Acadie. The Molly Johnson Songbook also features a Cole Porter composition not included in the Juno Award Winning Lucky sessions.

LUCKY
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Lucky. Lucky - the first album of jazz standards from Canada’s great lady of song. 14 interpretations of jazz classics and contemporary songs, including standards like "Lush Life" and "I Loves You, Porgy", the pop hit "Ode to Billie Joe", and many more.

MESSIN AROUND (US)
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This eclectic collection features new compositions by Molly Johnson, producer Steve MacKinnon and Lenny Kravitz’s guitarist/co-writer Craig Ross alongside compelling interpretations of songs from Bruce Springsteen to 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.

IF YOU KNOW LOVE (EU)

The european release If You Know Love includes the bonus original track Avignon Blues.

ANOTHER DAY
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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”.

MOLLY JOHNSON
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"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

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.

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.