Trouble No More
Studio album by John Mellencamp
Released	June 3, 2003
Recorded	February 10, 2003-February 27, 2003
Genre	Rock, Blues, Folk
Length	47:11
Label	Columbia Records
Producer(s)	John Mellencamp
Professional reviews
All Music Guide link
John Mellencamp chronology
Cuttin' Heads (2001)	Trouble No More (2003)	Words & Music: John Mellencamp's Greatest Hits (2004)

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Track listing

1. "Stones In My Passway" (Johnson)
2. "Death Letter" (House)
3. "Johnny Hart" (Guthrie)
4. "Baltimore Oriole" (Carmichael/Webster)
5. "Teardrops Will Fall" (Allard/Smith)
6. "Diamond Joe" (Traditional; new words by Mellencamp)
7. "The End Of The World" (Dee/Kent)
8. "Down In The Bottom" (Dixon)
9. "Lafayette" (Williams)
10. "Joliet Bound" (McCoy/McCoy)
11. "John The Revelator" (Traditional)
12. "To Washington" (Tradional; new words by Mellencamp)

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Personnel

• John Mellencamp - vocals, guitar
• Andy York - guitars, bass
• Dane Clark - drums, percussion
• Miriam Sturm - violin, viola
• Michael Ramos - accordion, organ
• Toby Myers - upright bass
• John Gunnell - electric bass
• Pat Peterson - background vocals, tambourine
• Courtney Kaiser - background vocals, tambourine
• Heather Headley - background vocals
• Janas Hoyt - background vocals
• Michael Clark - pedal steel
• T. Blayde - kazoo