the Rubbish 12" (1991) (Robb Johnson and Pip Collings) Saturday Afternoon Red Army CD EP (1995) "Sweet Jane" / "Bay of Angels" 7" (2014) "Cheap and Cheerful" / "The Top of This Wheel" 7" (2015) "Don't Close the Bar" / "Even Steve McQueen" 7" (2016) "JC 4 PM 4 Me" / "What Would You Like For Christmas?" (2016) The Beautiful Dark 10" EP (2017) "Tony Skinner's Lad" (2020) – UK Singles Downloads Chart no. 19 Other appearances "Not A Bad Day" – track on compilation album Fear of a Red Planet, 1999. "Permanent Free Zone" – track on compilation album Return of the Read Menace, 1999. "When the People Rise Again" – track on the charity album That Eastern Wind – Songs and Poems of Geoff Parry, vol 8 (2008) "A Fine Career" – Johnson contributes lead vocals on this track from Chumbawamba's 2008 album, The Boy Bands Have Won. "The Future Starts Here" – track on compilation album Don't Be Left Without Us, 2016. Personal life Johnson married Meeta Kanabar on 22 August 1992. The couple have two sons, Hari (born 1998) and Arvin (born 1999). Johnson worked as a teacher at various schools in London, but relocated to Hove in around 2006. He is a supporter of Brentford F.C. and has performed fund-raising concerts for the club. References External links Robb Johnson Official website Robb Johnson's Irregular Records website 2004 interview 2007 interview 1955 births Living people English folk singers English male singer-songwriters People from Hounslow Alumni of the University of Sussex Political music artists English socialists