JOHN COUGAR: KWIK KWOTES!
Maybe you first discovered John Cougar Mellencamp with his “Jack And Diane” and “Hurts So Good” hits of a few years ago. Or perhaps he first grabbed you with “Crumblin’ Down,” “Pink Houses” or “The Authority Song” from his wonderful Uh-Huh LP.
JOHN COUGAR: KWIK KWOTES!
Maybe you first discovered John Cougar Mellencamp with his “Jack And Diane” and “Hurts So Good” hits of a few years ago. Or perhaps he first grabbed you with “Crumblin’
Down,” “Pink Houses” or “The Authority Song” from his wonderful Uh-Huh LP.
Or maybe you were introduced to John this year with “Lonely 01’ Night” or “Small Town” from his new Scarecrow LP constantly on the radio.
Actually, John has been making music for well over a decade now. He’s the definitive example of a small town kid who grew up loving rock ’n’ roll, remained true to his roots, and has finally achieved great success on his own terms. John was in the spotlight this past September when, along with Willie Nelson and Neil Young, he helped organize the Farm Aid concert to benefit the small American family farmer.
He released Scarecrow at the same time, and soon had critics and fans alike acclaiming it his “masterpiece.”