# | Release title | Dwnld | Total tracks | Type of release is | Imprint date | Label | ||
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Again Tonight ↓ mp3 | ↓ zip | 4 | Audio | 1992 | Mercury | |
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Human Wheels ↓ mp3 | ↓ zip | 10 | Audio | 1993-09-07 | Mercury | |
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Mr. Happy Go Lucky ↓ mp3 | ↓ zip | 12 | Audio | 1996-12-06 | Mercury | |
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John Mellencamp ↓ mp3 | ↓ zip | 12 | Audio | 1998-10-06 | Columbia | |
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Cuttin' Heads ↓ mp3 | ↓ zip | 10 | Audio | 2001-10-16 | Columbia | |
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American Fool ↓ mp3 | ↓ zip | 9 | Audio | 1986-08-28 | Riva Records | |
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Whenever We Wanted ↓ mp3 | ↓ zip | 10 | Audio | 1991 | Mercury | |
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Scarecrow ↓ mp3 | ↓ zip | 12 | Audio | 1985 | Mercury | |
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Check It Out ↓ mp3 | ↓ zip | 2 | Audio | 1988 | Mercury | |
10 |
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Paper In Fire ↓ mp3 | ↓ zip | 3 | Audio | 1987 | Mercury | |
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Words & Music: John Mellencamp's Greatest Hits ↓ mp3 | ↓ zip | 42 | Audio | 2004-10-19 | Island Records | |
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American Fool ↓ mp3 | ↓ zip | 9 | Audio | 1982 | Riva Records | |
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Love & Happiness ↓ mp3 | ↓ zip | 3 | Audio | 1991 | Mercury | |
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Uh-Huh ↓ mp3 | ↓ zip | 9 | Audio | 1983 | Riva Records | |
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Hurts So Good ↓ mp3 | ↓ zip | 2 | Audio | 1982 | WEA | |
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Jack & Diane ↓ mp3 | ↓ zip | 2 | Audio | 1982 | ||
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The Lonesome Jubilee ↓ mp3 | ↓ zip | 10 | Audio | 1987 | Mercury | |
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I Need A Lover ↓ mp3 | ↓ zip | 2 | Audio | 1978 | Riva Records | |
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Miami ↓ mp3 | ↓ zip | 2 | Audio | 1979 | ||
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Hand To Hold On To ↓ mp3 | ↓ zip | 2 | Audio | 1982 | WEA Records B.V. | |
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Big Daddy ↓ mp3 | ↓ zip | 11 | Audio | 1989 | Mercury | |
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Dance Naked ↓ mp3 | ↓ zip | 9 | Audio | 1994 | Mercury | |
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John Mellencamp ↓ mp3 | ↓ zip | 14 | Audio | 1998 | ||
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The Best That I Could Do (1978-1988) ↓ mp3 | ↓ zip | 14 | Audio | 1997 | Mercury | |
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Cuttin' Heads ↓ mp3 | ↓ zip | 12 | Audio | 2001 | ||
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Chestnut Street Incident ↓ mp3 | ↓ zip | 13 | Audio | 1998 | Original Masters | |
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Dance Naked ↓ mp3 | ↓ zip | 9 | Audio | 1994 | Mercury | |
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Live ↓ mp3 | ↓ zip | 8 | Audio | 1993 | SW | |
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American Fool ↓ mp3 | ↓ zip | 9 | Audio | 1990 | Polygram | |
30 |
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American Fool ↓ mp3 | ↓ zip | 9 | Audio | 1982 | ||
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Lonely Ol' Night ↓ mp3 | ↓ zip | 2 | Audio | 1985 | ||
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Miami ↓ mp3 | ↓ zip | 2 | Audio | 1979 | Warner Bros. Records | |
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Pop Singer ↓ mp3 | ↓ zip | 2 | Audio | 1989 | ||
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The Lonesome Jubilee ↓ mp3 | ↓ zip | 10 | Audio | 1987 | Mercury | |
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Scarecrow ↓ mp3 | ↓ zip | 11 | Audio | 1985 | Mercury | |
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Uh-Huh ↓ mp3 | ↓ zip | 9 | Audio | 1983 | Mercury | |
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Trouble No More ↓ mp3 | ↓ zip | 12 | Audio | 2003-06-03 | Columbia | |
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Human Wheels ↓ mp3 | ↓ zip | 10 | Audio | 1993 | Mercury | |
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Rough Harvest ↓ mp3 | ↓ zip | 13 | Audio | 1999 | ||
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Love & Happiness ↓ mp3 | ↓ zip | 5 | Audio | 1991 | Polygram | |
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A Biography ↓ mp3 | ↓ zip | 12 | Audio | 2005 | ||
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The Lonesome Jubilee ↓ mp3 | ↓ zip | 10 | Audio | 1987 | ||
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Big Daddy ↓ mp3 | ↓ zip | 11 | Audio | 1989 | Mercury | |
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Big Daddy ↓ mp3 | ↓ zip | 11 | Audio | 1989 | Mercury | |
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The Lonesome Jubilee ↓ mp3 | ↓ zip | 10 | Audio | 1987 | Mercury | |
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Nothin' Matters And What If It Did ↓ mp3 | ↓ zip | 11 | Audio | 1980-07-21 | Riva Records | |
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The Lonesome Jubilee ↓ mp3 | ↓ zip | 10 | Audio | 1987 | Mercury | |
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Rough Harvest ↓ mp3 | ↓ zip | 13 | Audio | 1999 | Mercury | |
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The Best That I Could Do (1978-1988) ↓ mp3 | ↓ zip | 14 | Audio | 1997 | Mercury | |
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Get A Leg Up ↓ mp3 | ↓ zip | 3 | Audio | 1991 | Mercury | |
John Mellancamp was born in Seymour, Indiana on October 7, 1951. He started out for a brief period of time as a glam rocker, but then tried out for a solo career with his first album [i]Chestnut Street Incident[/i] released by former David Bowie manager, Tony DeFries on the Mainman (division of MCA) label. That album was a complete flop partly due to the fact that the record label wanted to mold John into something he was not (a pretty boy ala James Dean) and the fact that the album was just cover songs. It was also the label's idea to release the album under the name [b]Johnny Cougar[/b] which Mellencamp did not approve of. It wasnt until the release of [i]American Fool[/i] released this time under the moniker [b]John Cougar[/b] which featured his most well-known hit to date, "Jack & Diane" that he really made it big; the album stayed at #1 on the charts for nine weeks. Following that was [i]Uh-huh[/i] which would be his first release under the moniker [b]John Cougar Mellencamp[/b]; the name he would stick by until he gradually dropped the "Cougar" and just went by his given name [b]John Mellencamp[/b]. A heart attack in 1994 prevented him from touring for one of his most famous albums to date [i]Dance Naked[/i]. John has collaborated with [url=http://www.discogs.com/artist/Me'Shell+Ndegeocello]Me'Shell Ndegeocello[/url] and [url=http://www.discogs.com/artist/India+Arie]India Arie[/url] over the years.
Inducted into Rock And Roll Hall of Fame in 2008 (Performer).