John Mellencamp

Okay, I have a story that beats all stories. I was about 18 and tripping on acid, and was picking my dad up at O'Hare Airport in Chicago. I laid down on my car in the remote lot and listened to this song; and watched the planes fly by overhead (don't recommend any of this for you kids out there). Such a good time with myself :) Oh, also BTW, lost my virginity in Bloomington, IN, John's hometown. John, thank you!!! BTW, my dad never knew... And this song stands up to time.

9 years назад

softhotty

JC has produced some good stuff for sure.

10 years назад

James Alexander

love this song and love the hair!!!

10 years назад

KATE MALVEAU

I never get tired of this tune!

10 years назад

Daniel Zaretsky

This always was one of my favorites of his, very Buddy Hollyesque and Eddie Cochranesque.

10 years назад

blown22

Those riffs with the whammy bar are epic.

10 years назад

Jarski J.

Scarecrow is my favourite album and it was, I guess big hit for John Cougar, how come "only" 200 thousand (plus) views..?

10 years назад

80srockerable

Cougar's got 2 women, rumbleseat 1. :D

10 years назад

Tobias Chance

My fav line: "I'm always talking to myself, I guess i'm never alone." Can definitely relate to that one. Haha.

10 years назад

JP Copeland

What happened to the hot chick in a bikini dancing? They changed the friggin video! Does anyone else know what I'm talkin about?

10 years назад

Ann Emans

Love this song! Bring back memories!

11 years назад

Ginger Santiago

Always loved this song!

11 years назад

Manuel Mendoza

Y de nuevo el gran Mellencamp. Rumbleseat. Toma ya. Animando la noche de el sábado.

11 years назад

kevin white

Captures the American experience like no other. Great artist.

11 years назад

Dharma Beach Bum

These fellas rock! Keep rollin', Johnny!

11 years назад

zendaddy621

John Mellencamp managed to capture in song just what it was like to grow up in the Midwest; he was and still is awesome...

11 years назад

Kevin Long

Vevo Blows

11 years назад

Carol Waldon

luv dis

11 years назад

John32070

I thought of this song when John mentioned in an interview a year or so ago where he said his stuff from the 80's would be considered country music today, and to be honest I think he is right considering the harder rock and roll edge country has had the last 10-15 years. Just listening to this song now I can imagine it being a country hit today (maybe with a few country tweaks like a backround fiddle and maybe a steel guitar). He could have a country career and not have to record anything new.