Name: Uh Huh (Remastered)
Brand: Mercury
SKU: 516752
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Uh Huh (Remastered)

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Album: Uh Huh (Remastered)
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Crumblin' Down Album Version	More Info...	3:34
2)	Pink Houses Album Version	More Info...	4:44
3)	Authority Song Album Version	More Info...	3:49
4)	Warmer Place To Sleep Album Version	More Info...	3:48
5)	Jackie O Album Version	More Info...	3:04
6)	Play Guitar Album Version	More Info...	3:24
7)	Serious Business Album Version	More Info...	3:25
8)	Lovin' Mother Fo Ya Album Version	More Info...	3:06
9)	Golden Gates Album Version	More Info...	4:04
10)	Pink Houses Bonus Track	More Info...	3:45

Album: Uh Huh (Remastered)
#	Song Title		Time
1)	Crumblin' Down Album Version	More Info...	3:34
2)	Pink Houses Album Version	More Info...	4:44
3)	Authority Song Album Version	More Info...	3:49
4)	Warmer Place To Sleep Album Version	More Info...	3:48
5)	Jackie O Album Version	More Info...	3:04
6)	Play Guitar Album Version	More Info...	3:24
7)	Serious Business Album Version	More Info...	3:25
8)	Lovin' Mother Fo Ya Album Version	More Info...	3:06
9)	Golden Gates Album Version	More Info...	4:04
10)	Pink Houses Bonus Track	More Info...	3:45

Performer Notes

Personnel: John Cougar Mellencamp (vocals); Larry Crane, Mike Wanchic (guitar); Toby Myers (bass); Ken Aronoff (drums); Louis Johnson, Willie Weeks, Carroll Sue Hill, Jay Ferguson.
Recorded at the Shack, Jackson County, Indiana in July 1983.
Personnel: John Cougar Mellencamp (vocals); Jay Ferguson, Carroll Sue Hill (vocals); Larry Crane , Mike Wanchic (guitar); Louis Johnson, Willie Weeks, Toby Myers (bass guitar); Kenny Aronoff (drums).
For 1983's UH HUH, the follow-up to his breakthrough album, AMERICAN FOOL, John Cougar reclaimed his real last name--Mellencamp--while keeping "Cougar" as a middle name. The change is significant, since UH HUH still features the swaggering rock & roll of John Cougar, in the form of the raucous "Crumblin' Down" and the defiant "Authority Song," while pointing towards his more mature John Mellencamp days with "Pink Houses," a celebration of small-town America. The aforementioned tunes were all major hits for Mellencamp, and they make up the first three songs on this front-loaded record. The rest of UH HUH, however, is not to be overlooked. "Warmer Place to Sleep" works an energetic Stones-y riff, "Serious Business" is a kissing cousin to "Crumblin' Down" and the earlier "Hurts So Good," and "Golden Gates" proves to be a gentle closing number. For a potent dose of Mellencamp's "heartland rock," look no further than this album.

Professional Reviews

Rolling Stone - Rated #32 in Rolling Stone's "100 Best Albums Of The 80s" survey