 | Words & Music: John Mellencamp's Greatest Hits [Read More ...]
Cougar Camp at its best:When I get a really good cd, I always pass it on. So, this is the second or third time I have bought this cd. I love it! The only thing that could have been better would be including the acoustic verison of "Small Town"! |
 | The Best That I Could Do 1978-1988 [Read More ...]
Description: The Best That I Could Do collects the singles that led John Mellencamp into the radio/jukebox pantheon he celebrated in "R.O.C.K. in the U.S.A." and "Cherry Bomb." While albums such as American Fool, Uh Huh, and Scarecrow held Top 10 spots for months, their spinoff hits made this... |
 | Freedom's Road [Read More ...]
Description: The heartland rocker's first album of all-new material in more than five years finds John Mellencamp in full anthem mode. This is his State of the Union address, with guitars that chime like the Byrds heralding sentiments that recall the socially-conscious 1960s, yet sound all th... |
 | Scarecrow [Read More ...]
Review: Don't Forget A Forgotten Classic:Looking back on my high school years, Scarecrow was one of the most popular and prevalent albums to be released in the 80's, along with Springsteen's "Born In The USA" and, unfortunately, Michael Jackson's "Thriller." (not my thing)
Do you realiz... |
 | The Lonesome Jubilee [Read More ...]
Review: THIS IS HIS BEST: Don't get any better then this. Mellencamp had his his own style.....Everybody loved it ,AND the VIOLIN. BUT,BUT,BUT...Why he changed his style from this album, no-one will ever know. IT's NEVER BEEN THE SAME. It's like BABE RUTH, giving up baseball. Man , I mis... |
 | Words & Music: John Mellencamp's Greatest Hits [Read More ...]
Description: Compare this to John Mellencamp's previous hits set, The Best That I Could Do 1978-1988, and it quickly becomes apparent how much the artist formerly known as John Cougar has grown in the second phase of his career. Following a 1994 heart attack, the songwriter transformed from c... |
 | American Fool [Read More ...]
Originally released in 1982. Features newly remastered sound and upgraded packaging which includes lyrics and complete artwork. Bonus track is the previously unreleased "American Fool". |
 | Human Wheels [Read More ...]
Review: The Best Of A Great Career:Mellencamp had gone through a significant number of ups and downs in his career to this point. He had worked hard to become a big star and arrived as a pop rock star in the early 80's, and progressed to being a working man's hero by the latter part of ... |
 | Rough Harvest [Read More ...]
Interesting for Mellencamp Fans:This is a CD probably for Mellencamp fans only. It's a new take on some great songs. Some of the new versions are outstandings. Some are just okay. I really applaud his effort to take a chance and put out a CD like this one. |
 | 20th Century Masters: Millennium Collection [Read More ...]
cool Collection:John cougar Mellencamp was one of those acts who always kept a cut and made his thing work. He had a cool Middle of the road vibe and he had the right songs for the time. R.O.C.K in the Usa,jack and Diane, Smalltown were all the cuts as was Pink Houses. this is a cool compilation. |
 | Big Daddy [Read More ...]
Review: An Equal to the unending strength of his entire catalogue:Americana, frankly, at its best. Thats what I feel when listening to a John Mellencamp record. JM is at a minimum, truly an equal to any of the greatest writer/ singers, if not the greatest, in my opinion. Comparisons are ... |
 | Uh-Huh [Read More ...]
Originally released in 1983. Features newly remastered sound and upgraded packaging which includes lyrics and complete artwork. Bonus track is the acoustic version of "Pink Houses" (first issued as the b-side of "Authority Song". |
 | Uh-Huh [Read More ...]
Description: "Pink Houses" is the state-of-our-union anthem that John Mellencamp likes to boast about, but the real class-awareness beef of 1983's Uh-Huh is in "Authority Song" ("Call up my preacher... / He said, 'You don't need no strength, you need to grow up, son'")--not to mention the kid... |
 | Whenever We Wanted [Read More ...]
Review: Heavy Metal Mellencamp!!!:I was so relieved to hear this album for the first time when it was released. Having been a big fan of JCM's "American Fool" and "UH-HUH" albums because of the catchy rock songs, I had been waiting for him to return to his roots. And that he did! This en... |
 | Freedom's Road [Read More ...]
Description: Limited Edition includes an Exclusive Bonus Disc featuring 4 Alternate versions. Track listing: CD ONE: (1) Someday, (2) Ghost Towns Along The Highway, (3) The Americans, (4) Forgiveness, (5) Freedom's Road, (6) Jim Crow - duet with Joan Baez, (7) Our Country, (8) Rural Route, (9... |
 | Dance Naked [Read More ...]
Review: Great Mellencamp album that deserves some props: Amazingly, The 1994 release of Mellencamp's "Dance Naked" was written and recorded in a mere 14 days. Mellencamp claimed at the time that the record company told him that the previous album (Human Wheels) was showing some straying... |
 | Mr. Happy Go Lucky [Read More ...]
Review: Highly Unappreciated!:The lack of respect this amazing album has been given over the years blows me away, because I feel this is every bit as good as the better received "Human Wheels", and in many ways, better. The hit "Key West Intermezzo" is a cool single, but it's the lesser... |
 | The Lonesome Jubilee [Read More ...]
Description: The Lonesome Jubilee continued Scarecrow's stylistic and thematic examination of the rustic and rural. While it's not quite the knockout its predecessor was, the album does find Mellencamp and band in an undeniable groove. It's also hard to dispute the details of vignettes such a... |
 | Scarecrow [Read More ...]
Description: Though the comparison has often been applied to him unfairly, it's fair to say that Scarecrow is to John Cougar Mellencamp what Born in the U.S.A. is to Bruce Springsteen: a hugely popular hit that solidified both his fan base and his critical reputation. The one important differ... |
 | Scarecrow [Read More ...]
Description: Though the comparison has often been applied to him unfairly, it's fair to say that Scarecrow is to John Cougar Mellencamp what Born in the U.S.A. is to Bruce Springsteen: a hugely popular hit that solidified both his fan base and his critical reputation. The one important differ... |
