Doug Johnson
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
- not to be confused with Doug Johnson (American football player)
Doug Johnson (born December 19, 1957) is the keyboardist for the Canadian rock band Loverboy. Loverboy just celebrated their 25th year. Doug Johnson is also a published classical music composer. He wrote the classical quintet "The Crescent Suite" which uses piano, violin, cello, flute, and viola. His commercial composition work includes the soundtrack for the syndicated shows "The Shopping Bags" and "You, Me, and the Kids". He was nominated for a Jessie award for his work on the Vancouver Aquarium TV commerical. He also co-wrote music for Broadway-style musicals Front Page News and A Time To Remember with award-winning musical playwright Dean Beattie.
| Loverboy |
| Mike Reno | Paul Dean | Scott Smith | Doug Johnson | Matt Frenette |
| Studio Albums |
|---|
| Loverboy | Get Lucky | Keep It Up | Lovin' Every Minute of It | Wildside | Six |
| Compilations |
| Big Ones | Loverboy Classics | Temperature's Rising | Super Hits | Live, Loud, and Loose |
| Singles |
| Turn Me Loose | The Kid Is Hot Tonight | Working for the Weekend | When It's Over | Hot Girls in Love | Queen of the Broken Hearts | Lovin' Every Minute of It | Dangerous | This Could Be the Night | Lead a Double Life | Heaven in Your Eyes | Notorious | Too Hot |
 |
This article on a Canadian musician is a stub. You can help Wikipedia by expanding it. |
