Another Day (2003). Both albums were well received at home and went on to be successful in France, where she continues to tour. In 2006 she released her third solo album Messin' Around. Johnson became the first Canadian female vocalist in the Toronto Downtown Jazz Festival's 17-year history to sell out a show on the mainstage. She has performed aboard the Royal Yacht Britannia before the Prince Charles and Princess Diana, and has performed for Nelson Mandela and Quincy Jones. She has been the subject of various media feature stories, including Adrienne Clarkson Presents, June Callwood's National Treasures, and Bravo!'s Live at the Rehearsal Hall. In 2007, she was made an Officer of the Order of Canada. Johnson was the weekend host of CBC Radio 2's Radio 2 Morning from September 2008 until December 2013. On November 11, 2008, Johnson released her fourth full-length album, a record of standards entitled Lucky, via Universal Music Canada and Universal Music France. In March 2009 Lucky took home the Juno Award for Vocal Jazz Album of the Year. She is currently working on The Black History Project: Canada - an initiative she has started to update Canadian history to include its impact and involvement with regards to Black Canadian history and the Underground Railroad. Discography Molly (Oasis Entertainment, 1999) Another Day (Marquis, 2002) Messin' Around (Anthem and Universal Canada, 2006), re-released as If You Know Love (Verve, 2007) Lucky (Verve and Universal Canada, 2008) The Molly Johnson Songbook (Universal Canada and A440 Entertainment, 2011), compilation Because of Billie (Universal Canada, 2014) Meaning to Tell Ya (Belle Productions, 2018) This Holiday Season (Universal Music Canada, 2020)- EP, Holiday album It's a Snow Globe World (Universal Music Canada, 2021), Holiday album (including re-release of This Holiday Season EP References External links 1959 births Living people 21st-century Black Canadian women singers Canadian women rock singers Officers of the Order of Canada Canadian women jazz singers Musicians from Toronto Narada Productions artists Black Canadian broadcasters CBC Radio hosts Canadian women pop singers 20th-century Black Canadian women singers Juno Award for Vocal Jazz Album of the Year winners Canadian women radio hosts Canadian people of Trinidad and Tobago descent