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JOHN MELLENCAMP- ON THE RURAL ROUTE 7609- 4CD BOOK SET- 2010-
- John Mellencamp/Universal Music Enterprises/UMG Recordings, Inc.- 602527126258- 2200 grn
A Journey Of Rediscovery: 54 SONGS ON 4 CDS.
Born on 7th October 1951, Seymour, Indiana, USA. Mellencamp played in local band Trash with guitarist Larry Crane, who remained with the singer throughout the 80s. In 1976, David Bowie’s manager Tony DeFries signed him to a recording contract with MainMan Management. Mellencamp’s name was changed to Johnny Cougar and he was given a James Dean-style image. The rush-released Chestnut Street Incident (1976), comprised mainly of cover versions, did not chart. He left MainMan and moved back to Indiana, formed the Zone and recorded 1977’s self-penned The Kid Inside. Shortly afterwards he signed to Riva Records, owned by Rod Stewart’s manager Billy Gaff who presented the singer as the next Bruce Springsteen. His first chart action came courtesy of John Cougar in December 1979. Cougar and his band toured constantly, a strategy which paid off in 1982 when American Fool headed the US album chart (USA sales by 1996 were 5 million) while both ‘Hurts So Good’ (which won the Grammy Award for Best Male Rock Vocal Performance) and ‘Jack And Diane’ (a US chart-topper) were million-sellers. The following year the singer became John Cougar Mellencamp, eventually dropping the ‘Cougar’ part in 1989. His straight-ahead rock numbers also brought a string of big hits in the second half of the 80s. Among the most notable were ‘Crumblin’ Down’, ‘Pink Houses’, ‘Lonely Ol’ Night’, ‘Small Town’, ‘R.O.C.K. In The USA (A Salute To 60’s Rock)’, ‘Paper In Fire’ and ‘Cherry Bomb’. The singer’s debut for Mercury Records, 1987’s The Lonesome Jubilee used fiddles and accordions to illustrate bleak portraits of America in recession, while ‘Pop Singer’ from 1989’s Big Daddy expressed Mellencamp’s disillusionment with the current state of the music business. At the start of the 90s, Mellencamp took time off to concentrate on painting but returned in 1992 with Whenever We Wanted. The same year, Mellencamp directed and starred in the movie Falling From Grace. After the relative commercial failure of 1993’s Human Wheels, Mellencamp made a strong comeback the following year with Dance Naked and the attendant Top 5 cover version of Van Morrison’s ‘Wild Night’ (featuring Me’Shell NdegeoCello). Mellencamp suffered a major heart attack shortly after the release of Dance Naked, and following this scare was sidelined for over a year. He returned in 1996 with Mr. Happy Go Lucky, on which his sound was augmented by the work of noted dance producer Junior Vasquez. In 2000, Mellencamp teamed up with novelist Stephen King to write a full-length ghost story stage musical. He also completed work on Cuttin’ Heads, another rootsy collection that also found the time to include a guest rap from Chuck D. on the title track and a duet with India.Arie on ‘Peaceful World’. Mellencamp’s final recording for Columbia was 2003’s Trouble No More. Released at the start of 2007, Freedom’s Road proved the artist’s longevity by becoming the highest debuting album of his career. He was inducted into the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame in March 2008.
14 PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED TRACKS.
Including Readings By Joanne Woodward And Cornel West.
72 Page Hardbound Book With A Hand-Sewn Chipboard Cover (285 x 230 x 20 mm) With Essay And Extensive Annotation By Anthony DeCurtis + Rare Photos. All Tracks Were Hand Picked And Sequenced By John Himself.
Ain’t That America? Yes, He Is!
B0013193-02 ST01. Special Edition Deluxe Box Set.
On Discs: Made In America; On Back Cover: UMG Recordings, Inc. Colorado, Santa Monica, CA, U.S.A.
ПРИ ПОКУПКЕ (сразу) ТРЁХ ФИРМЕННЫХ АЛЬБОМОВ, ДОСТАВКА БЕСПЛАТНО !!!