Johnny Mercer
Birth Place: Savannah, GA, USA
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Movies
[ 1935 ] Colonel
[ 1935 ] Member of the Band
[ 1937 ] music and lyrics by
[ 1938 ] lyrics
[ 1939 ] lyrics
[ 1940 ] lyrics by - as John Mercer
[ 1942 ] songwriter
[ 1943 ] lyrics by
[ 1954 ] lyrics by
[ 1958 ] lyricist
[ 1959 ] lyricist
[ 1967 ] lyrics
[ 1970 ] lyricist
[ 1975 ] lyricist
[ 1992 ] music
Awards and Nominations
Johnny Mercer, Seven Brides for Seven Brothers
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Johnny Mercer has written 25 shows including Blackbirds of 1936 (Lyricist), Lew Leslie's Blackbirds of 1939 (Lyricist), Swingin' The Dream (Lyricist), Walk With Music (Lyricist), St. Louis Woman (Lyricist), Texas, Li'l Darlin' (Lyricist), Top Banana (Composer/Lyricist), Li'l Abner (Lyricist), Saratoga (Lyricist), Foxy (Lyricist), The Harold Arlen Songbook (Lyricist), The Good Companions (Lyricist), Dancin' (Lyricist), Sophisticated Ladies (Lyricist), Seven Brides for Seven Brothers (Lyricist), Barbara Cook: A Concert for the Theatre (Lyricist), 42nd Street (Lyricist), Dream (Source Material), Fosse (Lyricist), Swing! (Composer/Lyricist), Mostly Sondheim (Lyricist), Elaine Stritch At Liberty (Lyricist), Never Gonna Dance (Lyricist), Breakfast at Tiffany's (Composer/Lyricist), Come Fly Away (Lyricist).
Johnny Mercer has been nominated for the Tony Award for Best Original Score (Music and/or Lyrics) Written for the Theatre for the show "Seven Brides for Seven Brothers".
Videos