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31 de oct. de 2014 · Born in 1955, Johnson appeared on the Los Angeles music scene as a professional bass player in the 1970s. Alongside his brother George, the two played with both Bobby Womack and the Supremes before joining Billy Preston’s band in 1972. After working with Preston on Music In My Life and The Kids and Me, the two left the band and ended up ...
1 de jun. de 2015 · Louis Johnson was born in Los Angeles on April 13, 1955. As teenagers he and his two older brothers, George and Tommy, formed a group called the Johnson Three Plus One with a cousin, Alex Weir.
22 de may. de 2015 · Prolific funk and R&B bassist Louis Johnson died at 60 yesterday (May 21). Johnson was a founding member of the Brothers Johnson, and a longtime collaborator of Quincy Jones'. He worked with the ...
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22 de may. de 2015 · Bass legend Louis Johnson, the funk session musician who played on Michael Jackson’s “Billie Jean”, has passed away of undisclosed causes. He was 60 years old. Nicknamed “Thunder Thumbs,” Johnson was born in Los Angeles in 1955 and learned to play bass alongside his brother George. The duo would work alongside each other with Bobby Womack, the Supremes, and Billy...
2 de jul. de 2020 · If Louis Johnson had done nothing other than play the relentless, shuffling bass line that shapes and drives Michael Jackson’s “Billie Jean,” he would still probably merit inclusion on this list. But as one of Quincy Jones’ go-to session bassists, Johnson played on slew of late-Seventies, early-Eighties hits, helping create some of the most sophisticated, […]
Louis Johnson, né le à Los Angeles en Californie ( États-Unis) et mort le à Las Vegas dans le Nevada ( États-Unis) 1, est un bassiste et réalisateur artistique américain de funk, membre des Brothers Johnson . Il est l'un des premiers bassistes à populariser à grande échelle la technique du slap, à la suite de son inventeur Larry Graham.
