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This album is a must and can only be purchase online so buy it now for your friends and family and spread the amy jo vibe throughout the world!!

A job well done by the super amy jo johnson.


Hey, Amy! I'm Still Single!!!!   November 19, 2003
 5 out of 8 found this review helpful

Just the cover of the lovely Amy Jo Johnson is worth the full price of this CD.

Putting this statement and the headline above to the side, we will move on to a more serious note. The Trans-American Treatment really blew me away. From having listened to Amy Jo from the Felicity TV soundtrack, I knew that she was good. However, as it has turned out, what I knew was wrong. Amy Jo Johnson is not good. She's just downright great.

I was expecting from The Trans-American Treatment some pleasant up-tempo pop a la Jennifer Love Hewitt or the like. What I received, instead, was rock that was somewhere between Pink Floyd and Poe, along with poignant, acoustic tunes that would make many a fan of James Taylor and Carole King, including myself, proud.

Like the music itself, Amy Jo is simultaneously very youthful and very mature. She looks like a beauty queen at least ten years her junior but has faced life's challenges and responded to them like someone who, on the other hand, might as well be ten years her senior.

Take care, Amy Jo! We wish you much success in whatever you set your sights on!


Small town girl has big time talent   January 10, 2002
 3 out of 3 found this review helpful

Amy Jo Johnson cut her musical teeth in the LA club scene with the band Vahala. Then she brought to life the rise and fall of 60's singer Nansi Nevins in VH1's first movie "Sweetwater". Now Amy Jo steps out with her own songs, making her own kind of music her own special way and it rocks! With hauntingly soul searching lyrics weaving in and out with rocky/alternative guitar, bass and drums, the CD comes alive with all the intimacy and in your face soulfulness of a private concert. Amy Jo's richly sensitive voice coos with tenderness in songs like Splashin Rain and Goodbye, only to reach down inside you and shake your bones in Fairway and Panic. I found the CD thoroughly enjoyable and the more I listen to it, the more I like it!


Amy Jo Johnson's Personal and Eclectic Debut   June 1, 2002
 3 out of 3 found this review helpful

I admit that I was a fan of Amy Jo Johnson way back when she was on the Power Rangers. I was young and could have never imagined that almost 10 years later, I would be listening to her CD. I also watched her on Felicity and became very interested in her music when I found out that she is a songwriter. Finally, about a month ago, I decided to look her up online to see if she had made any albums. When I found out that The Trans-American Treatment had been released last year, I went straight to the store to buy it. Much to my dismay, they told me that it's only available online. So I ordered it and two days later, I received it in the mail. My first impression was that all of the songs are obviously very personal. I also liked that not all of the songs were the same. From the storylike "Crazier Than You" to the rocking "Purple Skies", the CD has a little bit of something for everyone. For anyone who is a fan of women singer-songwriters, this CD is definitely one to add to your collection. Amy Jo wrote every song on the CD, which makes it feel even more emotional. I highly recommend this CD because it not only makes you think, but it can make you cry, make you sing, and most importantly, it can inspire you.


Already an All-Time Favorite   June 19, 2002
 3 out of 3 found this review helpful

A fan since I heard her sing on "Felicity," this album did not disappoint in any way (except that there are some other songs I've heard her sing live that I wish were here -- but hopefully she'll release them later).

It's a perfect representation of a tremendously talented young woman. She's so amazing to see and hear live, and this album gives us fans a chance to take in every lyric and note. There's a new and wonderful discovery with each listen. Her lovely voice & sweet vulnerability blend with a rocking edginess that makes this such a fun album. It's also insightful and enlightened. It's one of those discs that you always leave in the car because at a moment's notice, you can pop it in & immediately feel better. I easily give it my highest level of endorsement.