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==Birthname and date==
 
'''Shelby Johnson'''<BR>
 
10 September, 19??, Greensboro, North Carolina, USA<BR>
 
 
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==Overview==
 
 
Singer/songwriter/producer from North Carolina, Shelby Johnson performed and provided vocals for artists such as Santana and Larry Graham. She was a member of D'Angelo's band The Soultronics. She's also performed and toured with Roy Hargrove and Martin Luther.
 
Singer/songwriter/producer from North Carolina, Shelby Johnson performed and provided vocals for artists such as Santana and Larry Graham. She was a member of D'Angelo's band The Soultronics. She's also performed and toured with Roy Hargrove and Martin Luther.
  
She is currently a background vocalist in [[Prince]]'s band [[The NPG]], and continues to work on her personal project with her own band The Black Gypsies.
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She was a background vocalist in [[Prince]]'s band [[The NPG]] from 2006-2014, while continuing to work on her personal project with her own band The Black Gypsies.
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==Early Life==
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*<b>Birth name</b>: '''Shelby Johnson'''
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*<b>Date Of Birth</b>: 10 September 19??, Greensboro, North Carolina, USA
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*<b>Occupation </b>: Singer
 
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*<b>Endorsements</b>: none
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*<b>Activity with Prince</b>: 2006-2014
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===Before / after working with Prince===
 
In 2000 Shelby became the background singer for D’Angelo's band, “The Soultronics” performing with him in the “Voodoo Tour” alongside Anthony Hamilton. In early 2003 Shelby collaborated an performed with Roy Hargrove and can be heard on his album “The RH Factor on “How I Know,” which she co-wrote. She also started her own group blackgypsy. She sang with Jamie McLean, both live dates and in the studio recording the debut cd “This Time Around” and then joined Martin Luther for a tour of the USA and went on to tour with Anthony Hamilton in 2006 and the "Change Your World Tour” with Santana.  
 
In 2000 Shelby became the background singer for D’Angelo's band, “The Soultronics” performing with him in the “Voodoo Tour” alongside Anthony Hamilton. In early 2003 Shelby collaborated an performed with Roy Hargrove and can be heard on his album “The RH Factor on “How I Know,” which she co-wrote. She also started her own group blackgypsy. She sang with Jamie McLean, both live dates and in the studio recording the debut cd “This Time Around” and then joined Martin Luther for a tour of the USA and went on to tour with Anthony Hamilton in 2006 and the "Change Your World Tour” with Santana.  
  
 
In the fall of 2006 was asked to join [[Larry Graham]] and she performed with him in the Rio, Las Vegas as part of the '3121' performances. [[Prince]] liked her so much that he immediately asked her to join the NPG.
 
In the fall of 2006 was asked to join [[Larry Graham]] and she performed with him in the Rio, Las Vegas as part of the '3121' performances. [[Prince]] liked her so much that he immediately asked her to join the NPG.
 
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Shelby is currently writing and recording songs for a debut solo album which is believed to feature the song [[North Carolina]] she co-wrote with [[Prince]] and writing songs for blackgypsy's next album “blackgypsy Vol.2” She is also writing and collaborating with writer/producers Darron “Tripp” Thomas, Anton Bass and writer/producer Butter.
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* 2007 [[Prince]]: [[Album: Planet Earth|Planet Earth]]
 
* 2007 [[Prince]]: [[Album: Planet Earth|Planet Earth]]
 
* 2008 [[Prince]]: [[Album: Indigo Nights|Indigo Nights]]
 
* 2008 [[Prince]]: [[Album: Indigo Nights|Indigo Nights]]
 
* 2009 [[Prince]]: [[Album: Lotusflow3r|Lotusflow3r]]
 
* 2009 [[Prince]]: [[Album: Lotusflow3r|Lotusflow3r]]
* 2009 Blackgypsy, Vol.1
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* 2010 [[Prince]]: [[Album: 20TEN|20Ten]]
* 2010 [[Prince]]: [[Album: 20TEN|20TEN]]
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Latest revision as of 01:19, 10 September 2020

Shelby J.


Singer/songwriter/producer from North Carolina, Shelby Johnson performed and provided vocals for artists such as Santana and Larry Graham. She was a member of D'Angelo's band The Soultronics. She's also performed and toured with Roy Hargrove and Martin Luther.

She was a background vocalist in Prince's band The NPG from 2006-2014, while continuing to work on her personal project with her own band The Black Gypsies.

Artist details

  • Birth name: Shelby Johnson
  • Date Of Birth: 10 September 19??, Greensboro, North Carolina, USA
  • Occupation : Singer
  • Endorsements: none
  • Activity with Prince: 2006-2014



Musical Career

Early Life



Before / after working with Prince

In 2000 Shelby became the background singer for D’Angelo's band, “The Soultronics” performing with him in the “Voodoo Tour” alongside Anthony Hamilton. In early 2003 Shelby collaborated an performed with Roy Hargrove and can be heard on his album “The RH Factor on “How I Know,” which she co-wrote. She also started her own group blackgypsy. She sang with Jamie McLean, both live dates and in the studio recording the debut cd “This Time Around” and then joined Martin Luther for a tour of the USA and went on to tour with Anthony Hamilton in 2006 and the "Change Your World Tour” with Santana.

In the fall of 2006 was asked to join Larry Graham and she performed with him in the Rio, Las Vegas as part of the '3121' performances. Prince liked her so much that he immediately asked her to join the NPG.

Input in Prince's Discography


Input in Prince's Live performances


Live performances


References