1998 - PHILLIP WALKER – “I Got A Sweet Tooth”   Grammy Award Winner Donald Ray Johnson played drums with legendary Blues Guitar artist from Port Aurther, TX, Phillip Walker, for 29 years.  
Then he moved to Calgary, Alberta.  

2008 - “Keep The Groove Alive” - Donald Ray's cousin, Saxophonist Aubrey Fay has been a mainstay of San Diego’s jazz community for decades, his warm sound building a following through his excellent live performances. Also adept at jazz with pop and dance flavored inflections, Fay’s music makes for terrific listening. But it also has enough rhythm and beat to keep anyone who’d like to hit the dance floor happy. His best album to date may be his 2008 disc, “Keep the Groove Alive,” but Fay is someone you should catch live, where his music will fill the heart and soul and keep the toes tapping.

2010 - “It’s Time”, Donald Ray Johnson's fifth solo album is a fiery, joyful and an assured revue of various blues strains, all wrapped up around vocals that veer from silky smooth to dark and soulful”. – Calgary Herald

2016 - “Bluesin’ Around” with the Gas Blues Band lead by “Gas” Gaspard Ossikian and Pierre (Little Peter) Cayla sharing lead on guitar. The album is a compilation of eleven tracks covering originals like the funky “Should Have Been Gone” and covers of such classic blues songs as Joe Louis Walker’s “Bluesifyin’” and Willie Dixon/Howlin’ Wolf’s “Ain’t Superstitious”. Donald Ray and the Gas Blues Band have toured extensively across Europe over the past twelve years.

VALUE:  >$50