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Lara Johnston - Rock the Cradle

Biography: Lara Johnston, Daughter of Tom Johnston

Lara Johnston is daughter of guitarist and vocalist, Tom Johnston, co-founder of the Doobie Brothers, a popular rock group from the 1970s. The Doobie Brothers had many hits including “Listen to the Music,” and “Rockin’ Down the Highway.” In 1975, Johnston was replaced in the band due to a severe illness. His health eventually restored, but Johnston chose to leave the group in 1977, pursuing a solo career which produced two albums.

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Lara, seventeen years old, is one of two children born to Tom Johnson. She grew up just north of San Francisco, and has been singing and performing since she was two years old. From ages three to sixteen, Lara pursued classical ballet, performing The Nutcracker to audiences of thousands. She also branched out into acting, and filmed the pilot for a tv show called The Moon Girls. But music has always been Lara’s strongest passion.

Growing up, Lara sang in musicals (her role in The Wizard of Oz in seventh grade was particularly rewarding), at school assemblies, at churches, and in her High School choir. In 2006, she was awarded a first place singer for performing “Chain of Fools” at the USA Showcase. She has also performed at the Bruce Cohn Fall Music Festival, and made a guest performance at a Doobie Brothers/Willie Nelson concert in Maui. Most recently, Lara sang for the Tony Larussais Animal Rescue Foundation, and she continues to sing with her school Soul Band at basketball games.

Lara is currently working on her demo album.

Bio: Lara Johnston

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One Response to “Lara Johnston - Rock the Cradle”

  1. moriah Says:

    you are ok.

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