Solo and With Genni Kane
In 1984, Pigott and Hunter wrote Pigott's "Turn It Up" on various artists' album The Nine O'Clock Muse.
In 1993, Genni Kane (of the Flying Emus) and Johanna Pigott released "Starlight Hotel" (Genni Kane, Pigott, John Kane, Hunter) as a CD single.
In 2005, Pigott sang a verse of "ComeDown" by KingJustice on their album What the World Needs Now.
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