Johnny Gill Tickets Continued
Johnny Gill's big break came in 1987, when he replaced Bobby Brown in 80's pop group New Edition. With Johnny
Gill as one of the lead singers, the group developed a more
mature, adult sound, hitting the charts with songs such as "Can You
Stand The Rain", "N.E. Heartbreak" and "Boys To Men". During a hiatus
from New Edition, Johnny Gill embarked on a solo career. The
hits from his self entitled 1990 album include "My, My, My", "Rub You
the Right Way", "Fairweather Friend" and "Wrap My Body Tight". On this
album, Johnny Gill played guitar, bass, bongos and drums in
addition to performing his lead and background vocals.
In 1993, Johnny Gill released another solo project,
Provocative, which included the songs "Quiet Time to Play", "A
Cute, Sweet, Love Addiction" and the gospel song "I Know Where I
Stand". In 1996, Johnny Gill was reunited with his New Edition
bandmates, including Brown, as they recorded Home Again
together, an album noted for the singles "Hit Me Off" and "Still In
Love". Johnny Gill also released Let's Get the Mood
Right in 1996, which included the title song, "Love In an
Elevator" and "Maybe". The following year, he collaborated with Gerald
Levert and Keith Sweat to form the supergroup LSG, which resulted in
the multi platinum debut album, Levert-Sweat-Gill and the
follow-up album entitled LSG2. Johnny Gill continues to
tour and record as a solo artist.
