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Johnny Mercer
The Old Music Master
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About the Exhibit
“Headed for Big Things”
“Good Old Days”
Collaborations
Awards
Johnny Mercer as a Performer
Capitol Records
Movies
Theater
“There’s No Forgetting You”
References
Capitol Records Artists
Johnny Mercer with Nat King Cole at Capitol Studios, circa 1950s.
Johnny Mercer and Margaret Whiting working on a song at Capitol Studios, circa 1940s.
Johnny Mercer and Jo Stafford going over a song, circa 1940s.
Band leader Paul Weston and Johnny Mercer at Capitol Records, 1946.
Johnny Mercer holding awards while surrounded by the King Cole Trio, Stan Kenton, June Christy, and Eddie Safranski, circa 1940s.
Female vocalists of Capitol Records: King Sisters, Martha Tilton, Margaret Whiting, Jo Stafford, and Peggy Lee, circa 1940s.
Johnny Mercer posing with a trumpet while Louis Armstrong plays the piano, circa 1940s.
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About the Exhibit
“Headed for Big Things”
Tin Pan Alley
The Garrick Gaieties
“Good Old Days”
Collaborations
Hoagy Carmichael
Harold Arlen
Richard Whiting
Henry Mancini
Other Collaborators
Awards
Johnny Mercer as a Performer
Sheet Music
Album Covers
Radio
Capitol Records
Capitol Records Artists
Movies
Movies: 1930 to 1959
Movies: 1960 to 1979
Theater
Theater: 1930 to 1959
Theater: 1960 to 1979
“There’s No Forgetting You”
Cover Songs
Shows and Films
References