The Buzz on Troy Johnson "What if John Mayer added a mournful banjo and Chicago-style horns to his pop hits? Texas-born Troy Johnson has sung on everyone else's records, now it's his turn. - Jim Nelson Sr. V.P. Editor, Triple A Radio.com "Troy Johnson's album " 12" draws on blue-eyed soul and classic rock for a timeless sound that has more in common with Elton John or van Morrison than any of his young rock peers." - Micheal McCall, Nashville Scene High points on the disc include " Sweet Summertime" which would fit nicely into the Ray Charles songbook; a gritty folk rocker titled " Cold Spot" that rises to the level of the best of John Mellencamp; a smattering of anthemic ballads ( "Airplane" , " Everybody" ) that bring to mind the solid songcraft of Five For Fighting's John Ondrasik. - Performing Songwriter "12" the record Troy Johnson made in 2004, is the kind of watershed collection that Nashville doesn't see enough of and cou...