Robb Johnson

See also: Bob Johnson, Rob Johnson, Bobby Johnson, and Robert Johnson

Robb Johnson is a British musician and songwriter, best known for leftwing political songs. He has his own record label, Irregular Records and has released 14 solo albums between 1991 and 2006 as well as several collaborations. 2004 saw the publication of a biography of Yoko Ono that Robb has co-written (Woman, published by Chrome Dreams).

Discography

Solo albums

• Overnight (1991)
• This Is the UK Talking (1994)
• The Night Café (1995)
• Overnight (1996)
• Invisible People (1997)
• Gentle Men (1997)
• The Big Wheel (1999)
• Margaret Thatcher: My Part in Her Downfall (2000)
• The Triumph of Hope Over Experience (2002)
• Maximum Respect (year?)
• Clockwork Music (2003)
• Friday Night in Brentford (2003)
• Tony Blair: My Part in His Downfall (2004)
• Metro (2005)

Other albums

• Robb Johnson and Pip Collings

  Lack of Jolly Ploughboy (1995)

• The Robb Johnson Roots Band

  Hell’s Kitchen (1996)

• The Robb Johnson Band

  Yeah Yeah Yeah (1998)

• Various artists

  Ne Me Quitte Pas: Brel Songs by... (1998)

  Return of the Read Menace (1999)

• Robb Johnson, Miranda Sykes and Saskia Tomkins

  Twenty-First Century Blues (2001)

• Various artists

  Article 14 (2001)

• Robb Johnson & The Irregulars

  Saturday Night at The Fire Station (2006)

Esoterica

• Robb traded his trademark leaps with his Jedson Masquerader for a more sedate life with his white Fender Telecaster in 1990

Sources

• Robb Johnson:Official website