Daryl Johnson
Daryl Johnson is an American bass player, singer, songwriter, and record
producer born in New Orleans, Louisiana. He began his career as a session
musician on funk recordings before expanding into rock, blues, and folk music.
He gained prominence through his long-standing work with The Neville Brothers,
contributing as a musician and songwriter to albums including Neville-ization
(1984) and Brother's Keeper (1990), as well as playing on Bob Dylan's album Oh
Mercy (1989). He collaborated extensively with producer Daniel Lanois,
contributing to Lanois's solo recordings, playing bas...
