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Birth name
  
Garry George Johnson

Years active
  
1981–present

Origin
  
Chicago, Illinois

Name
  
Jellybean Johnson


Occupation(s)
  
Drummerguitarist

Role
  
Drummer

Instruments
  
Drumsguitar

Movies
  
Purple Rain

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Born
  
November 19, 1956 (age 68) (
1956-11-19
)

Genres
  
RockpopR&Bsoulfunkfunk rockfunk metalnew wavegrungedancehip hophard rock

Music groups
  
The Time, The Family, Flyte Tyme

Similar People
  
Jerome Benton, Monte Moir, Paul Peterson, Susannah Melvoin, Jesse Johnson

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Garry George "Jellybean" Johnson (born November 19, 1956), is an American drummer, guitarist, songwriter, producer and musician based out of Minneapolis, Minnesota. A member and drummer of the band named The Time who worked along with famed producers Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis, he went on to help record several songs with other artists including Alexander O'Neal, Cherrelle and most notably with Janet Jackson. In 1990, the two co-produced Jackson's #1 single, "Black Cat."

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Biography

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After the breakup of The Time, drummer and percussionist Jellybean Johnson decided to work as a producer, musician, and songwriter throughout his career. He became a long-time associate of Flyte Tyme productions. His first session job was being a musician for Alexander O'Neal's #11 R&B hit "Innocent" (produced by The Time bandmates Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis). On this track, he was not only the drummer, but also delivered the guitar solos for the second half of the ten-minute long song. From this point on, he was in-demand as a session guitarist (and drummer/percussionist) for Janet Jackson, Alexander O'Neal, New Edition, and many others. Throughout his career, he has also produced a number of hits for Alexander O'Neal, New Edition and many others. But it wasn't until 1990 when he would co-produce (with Janet Jackson) his biggest hit to date: Janet Jackson's Heavy Metal/Rock inspired #1 smash hit "Black Cat". He has also co-produced Mint Condition's entire debut album Meant to Be Mint.

Hits that Johnson produced and co-produced

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  • Alexander O'Neal – "Criticize" (#4 R&B)
  • Nona Hendryx – "Why Should I Cry" (#5 R&B)
  • New Edition – "Crucial" (#4 R&B)
  • Janet Jackson – "Black Cat" (#1 Rock/#1 Pop/#10 R&B)
  • Mint Condition- "Breakin' My Heart (Pretty Brown Eyes)" (#3 R&B/#6 Pop) and "Forever in Your Eyes" (#7 R&B).

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    References

    Jellybean Johnson Wikipedia


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