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1. Editors’ Notes ’s American Fool catapulted Indiana’s John Cougar into the pop mainstream after years of dubious material and artistic struggle. With ’s Uh-Huh, Cougar began reclaiming and defining his identity as more than just a sassy, snarky rock n’ roll planbacklantpretintmasalacleahenvorep.xyzinfo added back his real last name and recorded an album that spoke simply and directly from his heart and mind.

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2. Uh-huh was a quantum leap forward and showed that Mr. Mellencamp had true ability and wasn't just some manufactured hard rocker. The acoustic version of "Pink Houses" was originally released as b-side to "Authority Song" and it strips the original down to the bone and gets to the real heart of the song/5().

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4. Mellencamp John Cougar - Uh-Huh Album Lyrics; 1. Authority Song Lyrics: 2. Crumblin' Down Lyrics: 3. Golden Gates Lyrics: 4. Jackie O Lyrics: 5. Lovin' Mother For Ya Lyrics: 6. Play Guitar Lyrics: 7. Serious Business Lyrics: 8. Warmer Place To Sleep Lyrics.

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5. John Cougar Mellencamp "Pink Houses": There's a black man with a black cat Livin' in a black neighborhood He's got an interstate Runnin' t.

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6. Lovin' Mother Fo Ya: 0 9 Golden Gates: 0 Popular albums by this artist. Trouble No More. American Fool [as John Cougar] The Lonesome Jubilee [as John Cougar Mellencamp] See all albums. SongMeanings is a place for discussion and discovery. 1,, Lyrics; , Artists; 1,, Comments; Uh-Huh [as John Cougar Mellencamp] Lyrics.

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7. Lyrics to 'Lovin' Mother Fo Ya' by John Mellencamp. Ridin' in the park with your golden tan You got your new tattoo half devil, half man Straddlin' a stallion made of .

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8. Uh-Huh is a album by John Cougar Mellencamp, a stage name for John Mellencamp. It was Mellencamp's seventh studio album and the first in which he used his real last name. It charted at #9 on the Billboard Uh-Huh contained three Top 20 Billboard Hot hits: "Crumblin' Down", Pink Houses", and "Authority Song"/5(74).

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