Mr. Hollywood Jr., 1947

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"Mr. Hollywood Jr., 1947" is a concept album by American singer-songwriter Michael Penn that blends literate pop-rock songwriting with cinematic themes and mid-20th-century Hollywood atmosphere.

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instanceOf concept album
studio album
countryOfOrigin United States
creator Michael Penn
describedBySource music reviews
distributionFormat compact disc
digital download
followedBy Palms and Runes, Tarot and Tea
follows MP4 (Days Since a Lost Time Accident)
genre pop rock
rock
singer-songwriter
hasInfluence film noir aesthetics
mid-20th-century Hollywood atmosphere
hasNarrativeTheme American dream
disillusionment
memory
hasPart 18 September
A Bad Sign
Denton Road
Mary Lynn
O.K.
On Automatic
Pretending
Room 712, The Apache
The Television Set Waltz
The Television Set Waltz (Reprise)
The Transistor
Walter Reed
You Know How a Song Goes
hasQuality cinematic
literate songwriting
hasType narrative album
language English
mainSubject 1940s
Hollywood
post-war America
partOf Michael Penn discography
performer Michael Penn
producer Michael Penn
Tony Berg
publicationDate 2005
recordLabel Mimeograph Records
title Mr. Hollywood Jr., 1947
usesMedium audio recording

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Michael Penn notableWork Mr. Hollywood Jr., 1947