Before Jack Johnson became the 21st century kingpin of beachside pop/rock, he was a champion surfer on the professional circuit. The sport was second nature to the Hawaiian native, who began chasing waves as a toddler and, by the age of 17, had become an outstanding athlete on the Banzai Pipeline. However, Johnson was also testing other creative outlets — specifically film and music — and a serious surfing accident during his first professional competition convinced him to devote more time to those landlocked hobbies. After studying cinematography in college, he turned his full attention to music, writing breezy pop songs punctuated by an unassuming voice and a mellow, beach-bum demeanor. The combination proved to be particularly commercial, as Johnson's first five major-label albums all climbed to platinum status.
While studying film at the University of California in Santa Barbara, Johnson partnered with friends Chris Malloy and Emmett Malloy to produced a surfing documentary entitled Thicker Than Water. Although the project spotlighted Johnson's talent as a director, it also showcased his flair for songwriting, and the accompanying soundtrack featured several of his own tunes. Thicker Than Water was deemed 2000's Video of the Year by Surfer magazine and paved the way for a second surf flick, The September Sessions. Meanwhile, Johnson began receiving similar notice for his songs, one of which was covered by G. Love & Special Sauce on the band's 1999 album, Philadelphonic. Shortly thereafter, Johnson's demo material piqued the interest of J.P. Plunier, a French producer who had helped launch Ben Harper's career several years prior.
With Plunier's help, Johnson recorded and released Brushfire Fairytales in 2001. The debut album featured a cameo by Ben Harper, thus sparking a friendship between the two musicians. Moreover, its casually spun folk songs attracted an audience that stretched far beyond Johnson's own surfing community, and Brushfire Fairytales went platinum as a result. After touring throughout the early half of 2002, he returned to the studio and issued On and On one year later. Despite its musical similarity to Brushfire Fairytales, On and On found Johnson delving into social commentary, resulting in a number of songs that paired worldly, insightful lyrics with a sunny surf vibe.

Albums list:
Jack Johnson - All the Light Above It Too (Mastered)
Jack Johnson - Brushfire Fairytales
Jack Johnson - En Concert (Bonus Track Version) [Live] (iTunes + LP)
Jack Johnson - From Here To Now To You
Jack Johnson - In Between Dreams (Bonus Track Version)
Jack Johnson - In Between Dub (Mastered)
Jack Johnson - Jack Johnson & Friends - Best of Kokua Festival
Jack Johnson - Meet The Moonlight (Mastered)
Jack Johnson - On and On
Jack Johnson - On and On (Bonus Track Version)
Jack Johnson - Sing-a-Longs and Lullabies for the Film Curious George
Jack Johnson - Sleep Through the Static
Jack Johnson - Sleep Through the Static  Remixed
Jack Johnson - To the Sea
Jack Johnson, Donavon Frankenreiter & G. Love - Some Live Songs EP
Jack Johnson, Paula Fuga & John Cruz - Songs For MAUI (Live at the Maui Arts & Cultural Center, 2012)

EPs & Singles list:
Jack Johnson - Sunsets For Somebody Else & Big Sur (Brasil Versions) [feat. Rogê] - Single (Mastered)
Jack Johnson - From Here To Now To You Live - EP
Jack Johnson - Sessions@AOL - EP
Jack Johnson & The Roots - Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer (Live from Late Night with Jimmy Fallon) - Single

Singles list:
Jack Johnson & Stick Figure - Garden to Tend - Single
Jack Johnson - In the Morning - Single
Milky Chance & Jack Johnson - Don't Let Me Down - Single
Ted Lennon - So in Love (Acoustic Remix) [feat. Jack Johnson & Colbie Caillat] - Single
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