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    • Source: John Mellencamp (album)
    • John Mellencamp is the 15th album by American singer-songwriter and musician John Mellencamp, released on October 6, 1998. It was the first of three albums Mellencamp would record for Columbia Records. "On this record, we ended up quite a bit away from where we started," Mellencamp told Guitar World Acoustic in 1998. "Initially, I wanted to make a record that barely had drums on it. Donovan made a record (in 1966), Sunshine Superman, and I wanted to start with that same kind of vibeā€”Eastern, very grand stories, fairy tales. We ended up with a few Eastern instruments. But everybody prepared to make that record. After the last tour, I gave everybody Sunshine Superman, and I said: 'Listen to this record, because you're going to need to know it.'"
      While it is unusual for an artist to release a self-titled album this late in their career, Mellencamp was asked by Columbia Records to self-title his debut album for them to mark a fresh start and a creative rebirth.


      Track listing




      Personnel


      John Mellencamp ā€“ vocals, guitar
      Band

      Dane Clark ā€“ drums, percussion
      Toby Myers ā€“ bass, vocals
      Miriam Sturm ā€“ violin, keys, vocals
      Mike Wanchic ā€“ guitars, vocals
      Andy York ā€“ guitars, Indian instruments, keys, vocals
      Moe Z M.D. ā€“ keys, loops, vocals
      Guests

      Lisa Germano ā€“ violin, harmonica on "Miss Missy"
      Janas Hoyt ā€“ vocals
      Killa ā€“ vocals
      Stan Lynch ā€“ drums on "Miss Missy"
      Pat Peterson ā€“ vocals on "Miss Missy"
      Vess "Elvis" Ruhtenberg ā€“ bass on "It All Comes True"
      Jimmy Ryser ā€“ vocals
      Izzy Stradlin ā€“ guitar on "Miss Missy"


      Charts




      References

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