(A work in progress, text by Louis Black, The Austin Chronicle)

This list is only albums; Johnston produced many successful singles as well. Some were stand-alone singles later added to albums, like Patti Page singing the haunting theme song to Hush, Hush Sweet Charlotte. Although it wasn't used in the movie and there were a number of other versions, Page's track was the hit, making it to No. 8 on the pop charts in 1965. Others songs Johnston produced were album cuts released as singles. He produced hit singles for Marty Robbins, Johnny Cash, Simon & Garfunkel, Bob Dylan, and Flatt & Scruggs among many others.

Some of the singles Johnston produced for Johnny Cash, for example, included "Rosanna's Going Wild," "Folsom Prison Blues," "Daddy Sang Bass," "A Boy Named Sue," "What Is Truth?" "Sunday Morning Coming Down," and "Man in Black."

Another example is this sample list of singles he produced for Marty Robbins: "Tonight Carmen," "Love Is in the Air," "I Walk Alone," and "It's a Sin."

The following is the albums produced by Johnston or had one or more cuts produced by him as they were originally released. It doesn't include compilations, box sets, career overviews, reissues, etc. It's incomplete and not fully vetted.

In most cases Johnston's credit on this list is producer unless otherwise noted. In some case I also note the record company. This too is incomplete.

• Jaguars, Charlie Daniels

• Aug: Here They Come, Paul Revere & the Raiders
• Sept: Highway 61 Revisited, Bob Dylan

• March: Sounds of Silence, Simon & Garfunkel
• Aug: Blonde on Blonde, Bob Dylan
• Moldy Goldies: Colonel Jubilation B. Johnston and His Mystic Knights; Band and Street Singers Attack the Hits
• Oct: Parsley, Sage, Rosemary and Thyme, Simon & Garfunkel
• Patti Page Sings America's Favorite Hymns
• I Can Make It With You, Pozo-Seco Singers
• Time, Pozo Seco Singers

• Christmas With Marty Robbins
• Carly Simon (four tracks unissued)
• Sept: Tonight Carmen, Marty Robbins

• Jan: Changing Times, Flatt & Scruggs
• Feb: John Wesley Harding, Bob Dylan
• April: The Story of Bonnie and Clyde, Flatt & Scruggs
• May: By the Time I Get to Phoenix, Marty Robbins
• June: At Folsom Prison, Johnny Cash
• July: Bookends, Simon & Garfunkel (produced two songs)
• Oct: Dino Valente
• Oct: I Walk Alone, Marty Robbins
• Dec: Nashville Airplane, Flatt & Scruggs
• West (Epic)

• Bridges, West
• April: Dr. Byrds & Mr. Hyde, the Byrds
• April: Songs From a Room, Leonard Cohen
• May: Nashville Skyline, Bob Dylan
• May: The Holy Land, Johnny Cash
• June: It's a Sin, Marty Robbins
• Orange Blossom Sound
• Aug: Johnny Cash at San Quentin
• Original Recordings, Dan Hicks & His Hot Licks
• Sept: Truly Fine Citizen, Moby Grape
• Dec: Final Fling, Flatt & Scruggs

1970

• Feb: Hello I'm Johnny Cash, Johnny Cash
• I Walk the Line original soundtrack, Johnny Cash
• July: Self-Portrait, Bob Dylan
• Nov: New Morning, Bob Dylan
• Dec: The Johnny Cash Show

• March: Little Fauss and Big Halsy soundtrack, Johnny Cash
• Louisiana Man, Doug Kershaw
• March: Songs of Love and Hate, Leonard Cohen
  Bell & Arc
• Oct: Fog on the Tyne, Lindisfarne (biggest British album of the year)
• Aug: Today, Marty Robbins

• Rab Noakes
  Esther Ofarim
• Sept: Dingly Dell, Lindisfarne
• Geronimo's Cadillac, Michael Murphey
• Hod & Marc (Bell Records)
• Graham Bell (Charisma Records)

• Less Than the Song, Hoyt Axton
• Cosmic Cowboy Souvenir, Michael Murphey
• April: Live Songs, Leonard Cohen
• Mcgavock Gayden, Mac Gayden
• Michael Murphey

• Feb: Attempted Moustache, Loudon Wainwright III
• Tracy Nelson

• Mirabai
• Blue Sky - Night Thunder, Michael Murphey
• Nov: No Signs of Loneliness Here, Marty Robbins (co-producer)
• Dec: Oh, What a Mighty Time, New Riders of the Purple Sage
• Sweet Soul Music, Tracy Nelson

• Mickey Carroll
• July: New Riders, New Riders of the Purple Sage
• Swans Against the Sun, Michael Murphey
• When I Get My Wings (Capricorn Records), Billy Joe Shaver
• L.A. Jets (RCA)

• Road Songs, Hoyt Axton
• April: Who Are Those Guys?, New Riders of the Purple Sage

• April: Rocket Fuel, Alvin Lee
• Give Thanks, Jimmy Cliff (Warner Bros.)

• Down on the Drag, Joe Ely
• May: Bottom Line, John Mayall
• China (Epic)

• Blast From the Bayou, Wayne Toups
• Fisherman's Blues, the Waterboys (produced one cut)

• IRS Tapes: Who'll Buy My Memories?, Willie Nelson (co-producer)

• Downtown America, Dave Sharp (Dinosaur Records)
• Link in the Chain, Pete Seeger (Columbia)
• Go Cat Go, Carl Perkins (Dinosaur Records)

• Undone, Nathan Maxwell

Obviously there's much need for further research on this discography. In many cases Johnston produced albums that weren't released (as is all too common in the industry) or only released on private labels. What follows are notes as to some people he worked with as a producer:

Key Francis

Chuck Keiper

Cheryl Lynn

Ryth-O-Matics

Lana Dee Phillips

D.J. Stone

Dave Golden

Kenn Morr Band, New Moon Rising

Romina Arena