John Mellencamp - No Better Than This flac album

Modifier l'album Reporter une erreur. Pop Rock John Mellencamp. Liste des groupes Pop Rock John Mellencamp No Better Than This. ajouter les paroles de l'album. 3. Right Behind Me. 4. A Graceful Fall. 5. No Better Than This. 6. Thinking About You. 7. Coming Down The Road. 8. No One Cares About Me. 9. Love At First Sight. 10. Don't Forget About Me.

Take me to a party Where I'm the only man With fifty women waitin' on me Who say they understand Feed me milk and honey Give me a story that I'll never miss Let me get one good night's sleep But it won't get no better than this. Give me clear vision. Give me back my youth And don't let me waste it this time Stand me up at the golden gates At the front of the line.

Big Daddy is the tenth studio album by American singer-songwriter John Mellencamp, released in 1989 by Mercury Records. It was his last album to be released under the name John Cougar Mellencamp, a combination of his real name and his original stage name of Johnny Cougar.

Album · 2010 · 13 Songs. No Better Than This John Mellencamp. Listen on Apple Music.

Listen free to John Mellencamp – No Better Than This (Save Some Time To Dream, The West End and more). According to the No Better Than This Songfacts,Mellencamp and producer T-Bone Burnett recorded the 13 mono tracks for No Better Than This during the summer of 2009 using a 1955 Ampex portable recording machine and only one microphone, requiring all the musicians to gather together around the mic. The album was recorded while Mellencamp was on the road with Bob Dylan and Willie Nelson.

John Mellencamp’s 25th album, No Better Than This, continues the thread of American archaeology that he began on Trouble No More, a self-produced 2003 set of traditional songs and covers. But where Trouble was a first brush with history - Mellencamp trying to make it come to him - here he meets that history on its home ground

Album by John Mellencamp. Save Some Time to Dream. The West End. Each Day of Sorrow. Easter Eve. Clumsy Ol' World.

John Mellencamp calls No Better Than This his "most rebellious record ever" and who are we to argue? No disrespect to Mellencamp, but it's not like his long career has been filled with crazy detours into free form jazz and electronica. He's never gone Christian, never done anything like his pal Lou Reed and set an entire album to Edgar Allen Poe's writing, never fully challenged his audience. Because this, his 19th studio album, is truly brilliant and it's as good as anything he's ever released, which is saying a lot. Dylan had Time Out of Mind, Springsteen had The Rising, and any number of Mellencamp's less popular peers - John Hiatt, Graham Parker, Greg Brown - have all made albums that reinvigorated their relevancy and made us return to their newer work hungry for more. What makes No Better Than This so great is its consistency and artistic commitment.