Paul Johnson

Paul Johnson was among the founding fathers of browse guitar, composing the 1961 vintage “Mr. Moto” for his music group the Bel Airs. He floated round the genre for a long time after their separation, eventually assisting the revival from the genre along with his use the Packards within the ’80s. The ’90s discovered him becoming a member of the Surfaris for touring reasons, in addition to helping to type the Duo-Tones with “Pipeline” writer Gil Orr. Throughout everything, he also released many solo releases which were a hit within the browse rock underground.