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• Artist: John Cougar Mellencamp
• Rating:
• Release Date: 1983
• Total Time: 32:59
• Type: Lyrics are included with the album
• Genre: Rock

Review

Since American Fool illustrated that John Cougar was becoming an actual songwriter, it's only proper that he reclaimed his actual last name, Mellencamp, for the follow-up, Uh-Huh. After all, now that he had success, he wanted to be taken seriously, and Uh-Huh reflects that in its portraits of brokenhearted life in the Midwest and its rumbling undercurrent of despair. Although his lyrics still have the tendency to be a little too vague, they are more effective here than ever before, as is his music; he might not have changed his style at all -- it's still a fusion of the Stones and Springsteen -- except that he now knows how to make it his own. Uh-Huh runs out of steam toward the end, but the first half -- with the dynamic rocker "Crumblin' Down," his best protest song, "Pink Houses," the punky "Authority Song," the melancholy "Warmer Place to Sleep," and the garage rocker "Play Guitar" -- makes the record his first terrific album. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

Tracks

Track Title	Composers	Performers	Time
Crumblin' Down (Lyrics)	John Mellencamp, G.C. Green	John Mellencamp	(3:35)
Pink Houses (Lyrics)	John Mellencamp	John Mellencamp	(4:45)
Authority Song (Lyrics)	John Mellencamp	John Mellencamp	(3:49)
Warmer Place to Sleep (Lyrics)	John Mellencamp	John Mellencamp	(3:45)
Jackie O (Lyrics)	John Prine, John Mellencamp	John Mellencamp	(3:03)
Play Guitar (Lyrics)	Larry Crane, John Mellencamp, Dan Ross	John Mellencamp	(3:22)
Serious Business (Lyrics)	John Mellencamp	John Mellencamp	(3:25)
Lovin' Mother Fo Ya (Lyrics)	John Mellencamp	John Mellencamp	(3:05)
Golden Gates (Lyrics)	John Mellencamp	John Mellencamp	(4:03)

Credits

Jay Ferguson (Vocals), Jay Ferguson (?), Kenny Aronoff (Percussion), Kenny Aronoff (Drums), Kenny Aronoff (?), Larry Crane (Guitar), Larry Crane (?), Greg Edward (Engineer), Carroll Sue Hill (Vocals), Carroll Sue Hill (?), Louis Johnson (Bass), Louis Johnson (?), John Mellencamp (Main Performer), John Mellencamp (?), Toby Myers (Bass), Toby Myers (?), David Thoener (Engineer), David Thoener (Mixing), Mike Wanchic (Guitar), Mike Wanchic (?), Willie Weeks (Bass), Willie Weeks (?)

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