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Nedra Johnson
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Born | July 27, 1966 |
Instruments | guitar, bass, tuba |
Labels | Big Mouth Girl Records |
Nedra Johnson, born on July 27, 1966, is an American singer and songwriter. She is known for her rhythm and blues and jazz music. Nedra is also a talented musician who plays several instruments. She has performed all over the world as a solo artist. She also plays the tuba and sings in her performances.
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About Nedra Johnson
Nedra Johnson was born in New York City in 1966. Her father is the famous jazz musician Howard Johnson. Growing up, she was surrounded by music. This helped her become the talented artist she is today.
Her Musical Journey
Nedra Johnson has traveled to many cities around the world to perform. She has played in places like Paris, Berlin, and Vienna in Europe. She has also performed in many major American cities. These include New York, Los Angeles, and Chicago. She even performed in New Caledonia, a group of islands in the Pacific Ocean.
For many years, Nedra worked as a professional bass guitar player. She still performs solo shows where she sings and plays acoustic guitar. Her music often has a rhythm and blues feel. She has also performed with her father's band, called Gravity.
Nedra's Music and Albums
Nedra Johnson has released several albums. These albums show her unique style of music. Her songs often share important messages.
Studio Albums
- Testify (1998)
- Nedra (2005)
Her album Nedra won an award in 2006. It was recognized as an Outstanding New Recording for a female artist.
Notable Performances
Nedra Johnson has performed at many music festivals. These events bring together different kinds of artists and fans.
- Michigan Womyn's Music Festival, Wahalla, MI: 2014, 2005, 2003, 2001, 1999, 1998, 1996, 1992
- Queer Is Folk Festival, Chicago, IL: 2005
- National Queer Arts Festival, San Francisco, CA: 2003, 2002
- Femme Funk Festival, Nouméa, New Caledonia: 2002, 1999
- National Women's Music Festival, Muncie, IN: 1998, 1996