 | Karen Page interviews Bill Johnson and Angelina Ticic Karen Page interviews Bill Johnson, Best Director Nominee for his play WASH ME and Angelina Tucic, Best Actress Nominee for her role as Jen in WASH ME. |
 | Green Presidential Debate - Terrorism/Protect Bill of Rights Answer to "how do we protect the bill of rights' question by 2008 Green Presidential candidates Jared Ball, Kent Mesplay, Cynthia McKinney, Kat Swift and Jesse Johnson, at the Green Party 2008 Presidential Debate, January 13th, 2008. Herbst Theatre, San Francisco. www.cagreens.org www.gp.org |
 | Broadway Review Two On The Aisle with Gross & Goodman Broadway theatre critics Charles Gross & Jeff Goodman review ventriloquist Jay Johnson in "Jay Johnson The Two & Only." Johnson is best know for his roles as Chuck and Bob on the sitcom "Soap" which also stared Billy Crystal |
 | Green Presidential Debate - Farm Bill Response to Farm Bill question by 2008 Green Presidential candidates Jared Ball, Kent Mesplay, Cynthia McKinney, Kat Swift and Jesse Johnson, at the Green Party 2008 Presidential Debate, January 13th, 2008. Herbst Theatre, San Francisco. www.cagreens.org www.gp.org |
 | You're the Cream in my Coffee C-NS High School's Production of 'Good News!' the Musical . This clip features the song 'You're the Cream in my Coffee' and Stars Jon House as Bill Johnson and Bianca Lupi as Charlotte Kenyon. It also features Jon Fatta as Pooch. |
 | Geneva Red & The Roadsters @ Key Palace Theatre Blues harp player Geneva Red and her band The Roadsters performing the song When Ya Do Me from their CD Gettin' Cocky. The band includes guitarists Jimmy Johnson and Jackie 5&Dime, Bassist Snapper Mitchum and Drummer Tu Sweet Anderson. The Key Palace Theatre in Redkey Indiana is one of the best blues music venues in the USA. I got the information below off of Geneva Red's website: Geneva Red is one of the top female instrumentalists performing on the "blues harp" as well as leading her own band, The Roadsters. Red was born and raised in a small town just outside of Chicago, Illinois. She grew up performing in musical shows somewhat like Bessie Smith, Ma Rainey and other show business performers had in their early years. Both her parents were actors and made their living operating a small theatre troupe. Red was encouraged to perform in this troupe from the time she could walk. Geneva Red & The Roadsters' first CD Alley Ways was released on Full Cyrkle Records in November of 1997. On the strength of her debut Geneva Red & The Roadsters broke into the tough Chicago blues market performing in some of its most noted blues clubs and outdoor festivals, including a performance at the Memorial Tribute to blues harmonica great Jr. Wells at Rosa's and the 16th Annual Chicago Blues Festival. The band's success has brought them engagements throughout the country. In October of 1998 renowned veteran blues guitarist, Floyd Murphy, (Jr. Parker, Big Mama Thornton, Bobby "Blue" Bland, Matt "Guitar" Murphy) joined the Roadsters bringing his original Memphis style to their music until his health declined in 2002. Red has performed with blues musicians Matt "Guitar" Murphy, Bob Margolin, Sam Carr, Phil Guy, John Primer, Jimmy Johnson, "Little" Smokey Smothers and she has been a guest performer with fellow harmonica players, Billy Branch, Paul DeLay, Studebaker John, R.J. Mischo, and Mr. Downchild. Geneva Red & The Roadsters second CD In The Red was recorded in 2000 for Full Cyrkle Records with sessions at the famous Sun Studio in Memphis, Tennessee that included Living Blues award winning drummer Sam Carr (Rice Miller Sonny Boy Williamson II, Frank Frost, Big Jack Johnson) and was completed with sessions in Chicago. Their latest CD, Gettin' Cocky on Bottle Cap Records, was released in early 2005 and includes Chicago blues legend, guitarist Jimmy Johnson throughout. In 2000 Red started her foot stompin' "Juke Joint" style duo, The Original Delta Fireballs, and continues performing with Geneva Red & The Roadsters and this traditional unit. Geneva Red has had an endorsement contract with the Hohner Harmonica company since 1998. For more about Geneva Red check out The Encyclopedia Of The Harmonica by Peter Krampert, published by Mel Bay Publications Inc. |
 | Centro-matic live @ the Granada Theater in Dallas Tx 3-8-08 live clip |
 | Geneva Red & The Roadsters @ Key Palace Theatre #2 Blues harp player Geneva Red and her band The Roadsters performing the song Who's That Lurkin' from their CD Gettin' Cocky. The band includes guitarists Jimmy Johnson and Jackie 5&Dime, Bassist Snapper Mitchum and Drummer Tu Sweet Anderson. The Key Palace Theatre in Redkey Indiana is one of the best blues music venues in the USA. I got the information below off of Geneva Red's website: Geneva Red is one of the top female instrumentalists performing on the "blues harp" as well as leading her own band, The Roadsters. Red was born and raised in a small town just outside of Chicago, Illinois. She grew up performing in musical shows somewhat like Bessie Smith, Ma Rainey and other show business performers had in their early years. Both her parents were actors and made their living operating a small theatre troupe. Red was encouraged to perform in this troupe from the time she could walk. Geneva Red & The Roadsters' first CD Alley Ways was released on Full Cyrkle Records in November of 1997. On the strength of her debut Geneva Red & The Roadsters broke into the tough Chicago blues market performing in some of its most noted blues clubs and outdoor festivals, including a performance at the Memorial Tribute to blues harmonica great Jr. Wells at Rosa's and the 16th Annual Chicago Blues Festival. The band's success has brought them engagements throughout the country. In October of 1998 renowned veteran blues guitarist, Floyd Murphy, (Jr. Parker, Big Mama Thornton, Bobby "Blue" Bland, Matt "Guitar" Murphy) joined the Roadsters bringing his original Memphis style to their music until his health declined in 2002. Red has performed with blues musicians Matt "Guitar" Murphy, Bob Margolin, Sam Carr, Phil Guy, John Primer, Jimmy Johnson, "Little" Smokey Smothers and she has been a guest performer with fellow harmonica players, Billy Branch, Paul DeLay, Studebaker John, R.J. Mischo, and Mr. Downchild. Geneva Red & The Roadsters second CD In The Red was recorded in 2000 for Full Cyrkle Records with sessions at the famous Sun Studio in Memphis, Tennessee that included Living Blues award winning drummer Sam Carr (Rice Miller Sonny Boy Williamson II, Frank Frost, Big Jack Johnson) and was completed with sessions in Chicago. Their latest CD, Gettin' Cocky on Bottle Cap Records, was released in early 2005 and includes Chicago blues legend, guitarist Jimmy Johnson throughout. In 2000 Red started her foot stompin' "Juke Joint" style duo, The Original Delta Fireballs, and continues performing with Geneva Red & The Roadsters and this traditional unit. Geneva Red has had an endorsement contract with the Hohner Harmonica company since 1998. For more about Geneva Red check out The Encyclopedia Of The Harmonica by Peter Krampert, published by Mel Bay Publications Inc. |
 | Centro-matic live @ the Granada Theater in Dallas Tx 3-8-08 live clip |
 | The Elliotts She Said She Said Live Rex Theater Pittsburgh The Elliotts Live at The Rex Theater in Pittsburgh playing She Said She Said. Featuring Dave Romesberg, Scott Johnson, Billy O'Connor and John Bechtold. Scott and John work at Pittsburgh Guitars. |
 | Leatherface Teaches People How to Act! Pt. 1 Watch more videos at http://www.slumberpartytheater.com Slumber Party Theater Presents:"Leatherface Teaches People How to Act @ The Horrific Film Festival - Part 1." Bill Johnson, the actor who played Leatherface in the movie, "The Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2," teaches a seminar at The Horrific Film Festival 2008 in San Antonio, Texas. Sponsored by Long Pig: The Movie now playing at http://www.longpig.net. WINNER Best Underground Film - Indie Fest USA 2008. Nominated for Best Visual Effects, Best Make-Up, and Best Feature Film - Indie Fest USA 2008 http://www.indiefestusa.com |
 | Theater Etiquette (Part 3) This video was played at the 2007 Reed High Dessert Night. It's basically telling the audience not to bring food into the theater. Oh and the song is by Broken Social Scene. Directed by Billy Hong Director of Photography Seth Mach Written By Steven Smith Starring Steven Smith and Spencer Johnson |
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