An Englishman in New York

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"An Englishman in New York" is a 1979 art-pop song by the British duo Godley & Creme, known for its witty lyrics and inventive production.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf single
song
albumArtist Godley & Creme NERFINISHED
artist Godley & Creme NERFINISHED
chronologyArtist Godley & Creme NERFINISHED
composer Kevin Godley NERFINISHED
Lol Creme NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
distributionRegion Europe NERFINISHED
United Kingdom NERFINISHED
format 12-inch single
7-inch single
genre art pop
pop rock
hasBackingVocals Godley & Creme NERFINISHED
hasBside Silent Running NERFINISHED
hasInstrumentation bass guitar
drums
guitars
keyboards
hasInventiveProduction true
hasMusicVideo true
hasStudio UK recording studio
hasTheme Britishness
cultural identity
fish-out-of-water experience
hasTitleCharacter Englishman
hasVocalStyle male lead vocals
hasWittyLyrics true
includedInAlbum Freeze Frame NERFINISHED
isInEnglishPopCulture true
language English
length approximately 5 minutes
lyricist Kevin Godley NERFINISHED
Lol Creme NERFINISHED
musicVideoDirector Godley & Creme NERFINISHED
notableFor humorous and satirical lyrics
innovative production techniques
originalMedium vinyl record
partOf Godley & Creme discography
performer Godley & Creme NERFINISHED
producer Godley & Creme NERFINISHED
recordLabel Polydor Records
releaseYear 1979
setInLocation New York City
titleLanguage English
usesWordplay true

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The Naked Civil Servant hasSequel An Englishman in New York
Godley & Creme notableWork An Englishman in New York