JMM WAS ESTABLISHED
IN 1993
After working with and traveling the road with Overstreet for two years, Daniel left and opened his own full service management and media compnay - Johnson Management & Media. He was blessed to be given a rent-free office on Music Row by Marijohn Wilkins, a renowned songwriter who wrote the famous Gospel song - “One Day At A Time.” John Mathis & Daniel Johnson Daniel began writing and promoting Christian Country music through the work of his company. In 1995, Daniel became the bass singer for The Fox Brothers and eventually became the group’s media representative - working with the group for about ten years. In addition to his work with The Fox Brothers, Daniel worked with and promoted the music of numerous other artists, including Melanie Walker and Grand Ole Opry star Stu Phillips. He formed a record label - Mississippi Boy Records - and distributed radio complilation discs to radio stations. In 2004, Daniel began working full- time at Columbia State. Since then, he has operated JMM - doing selective projects. After his retirement from Columbia State in June, 2022, he is operating JMM on a full-time basis.
ABOUT JMM
A BRIEF HISTORY
Daniel L. Johnson, a proud Mississippian, moved to Nashville in 1989. It was his third move to Music City. As they say, the third time has been the charm. In his second life in Nashville from 1976 to 1978, Daniel worked for a brief time at an independent record company - True Records - which artist roster included Claude King and Leon Everette. While in this position at the company, Daniel learned some hard lessons about the music industry. At the same time, he met some life-long musical friends who are still members of his musical circles today. In 1978, Daniel left Music City and for 11 years traveled throughout the world and attended graduate school in Fort Worth, TX, receiving his Master of Communication degree. Eventually, in 2004, obtaining this degree paid off when he was hired to be an instructor in Speech Communication at Columbia State Community College. It took a couple of years for Daniel to re-establish himself in the music industry after moving back to Nashville in 1989. In 1991, he was hired by Country artist Paul Overstreet to be his personal assistant during the time Overstreet was at his heights as a songwriter and an artist.
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JMM WAS ESTABLISHED
IN 1993
After working with and traveling the road with Overstreet for two years, Daniel left and opened his own full service management and media compnay - Johnson Management & Media. He was blessed to be given a rent-free office on Music Row by Marijohn Wilkins, a renowned songwriter who wrote the famous Gospel song - “One Day At A Time.” John Mathis & Daniel Johnson Daniel began writing and promoting Christian Country music through the work of his company. In 1995, Daniel became the bass singer for The Fox Brothers and eventually became the group’s media representative - working with the group for about ten years. In addition to his work with The Fox Brothers, Daniel worked with and promoted the music of numerous other artists, including Melanie Walker and Grand Ole Opry star Stu Phillips. He formed a record label - Mississippi Boy Records - and distributed radio complilation discs to radio stations. In 2004, Daniel began working full-time at Columbia State. Since then, he has operated JMM - doing selective projects. After his retirement from Columbia State in June, 2022, he is operating JMM on a full-time basis.
ABOUT JMM
A BRIEF HISTORY
Daniel L. Johnson, a proud Mississippian, moved to Nashville in 1989. It was his third move to Music City. As they say, the third time has been the charm. In his second life in Nashville from 1976 to 1978, Daniel worked for a brief time at an independent record company - True Records - which artist roster included Claude King and Leon Everette. While in this position at the company, Daniel learned some hard lessons about the music industry. At the same time, he met some life-long musical friends who are still members of his musical circles today. In 1978, Daniel left Music City and for 11 years traveled throughout the world and attended graduate school in Fort Worth, TX, receiving his Master of Communication degree. Eventually, in 2004, obtaining this degree paid off when he was hired to be an instructor in Speech Communication at Columbia State Community College. It took a couple of years for Daniel to re- establish himself in the music industry after moving back to Nashville in 1989. In 1991, he was hired by Country artist Paul Overstreet to be his personal assistant during the time Overstreet was at his heights as a songwriter and an artist.
