Johnny Mercer

Johnny Mercer

Music DepartmentComposerWriter
Born
November 18, 1909
Died
June 25, 1976
Awards
14 wins, 37 nominations

Johnny Mercer started his career as singer and songwriter for Paul Whiteman. He started writing songs for Hollywood in 1935, where he also had a few small parts in musicals. Among his famous songs is the inoffical anthem of Hollywood, "Hooray For Hollywood" that he wrote for the movie "Hollywood…

Biography

Johnny Mercer started his career as singer and songwriter for Paul Whiteman. He started writing songs for Hollywood in 1935, where he also had a few small parts in musicals. Among his famous songs is the inoffical anthem of Hollywood, "Hooray For Hollywood" that he wrote for the movie "Hollywood Hotel". He also had radio programs and made records, some with Bing Crosby.

Actor

Those Whiting GirlsThose Whiting Girls(1955)as Johnny Mercer
To Beat the BandTo Beat the Band(1935)as Member of the Band
Old Man RhythmOld Man Rhythm(1935)as Colonel

Self

The Mike Douglas ShowThe Mike Douglas Show(1961)as Self, Self - Singer, Songwriter
The Merv Griffin ShowThe Merv Griffin Show(1962)as Self
OmnibusOmnibus(1967)as Self
In ConcertIn Concert(1970)as Self
The Jack Jones Show(1973)as Self

Archive Sound

No One But MeNo One But Me(2012)as Self

Known for

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"The Steve Allen Plymouth Show" Johnny Mercer, Steve Allen circa 1960Henry Mancini and Johnny Mercer at an event for The 33rd Annual Academy Awards (1961)"The Steve Allen Plymouth Show" Johnny Mercer, Steve Allen circa 1960