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Stephen Thomas Erlewine of AllMusic gave the album three out of five stars, calling it a "summation of what Mellencamp loves about America." In Paste, Lee Zimmerman gave the recording a 7.2 out of 10, writing that several songs "maintain that sense of resolve, yet still offer due reverence to the originals." The album debuted at the top of the Top Rock Albums chart. ==Track listing==

• "To the River" – 3:32 (originally from 1993's Human Wheels) • "Gambling Bar Room Blues" – 3:14 (originally from 1997's The Songs of Jimmie Rodgers – A Tribute) • "Teardrops Will Fall" – 4:16 (originally from 2003's Trouble No More) • "In My Time of Dying" – 3:01 (originally from 1999's Rough Harvest) • "Mobile Blue" – 3:01 (originally from 2017's Sad Clowns & Hillbillies) • "Eyes on the Prize" – 2:45 (new recording, song previously performed at The White House in 2010) • "Dark as a Dungeon" – 4:10 (originally from the 2017 National Geographic Channel documentary From the Ashes) • "Stones in My Passway" – 3:13 (originally from 2003's Trouble No More) • "Wreck of the Old 97" – 3:58 (originally from 2004's The Rose and The Briar) • "I Don't Know Why I Love You" – 3:08 (originally from 2003's ''An Interpretation of Stevie Wonder's Songs'') ==Personnel==

• John Mellencamp – vocals, guitar, paintings, art direction, production Additional musicians • Kenny Aronoff • Carlene Carter • John Cascella • Dane Clark • Michael Clark • Larry Crane • Lisa Germano • David Grissom • John Gunnell • Heather Headley • Janas Hoyt • Courtney Kaiser • Troye Kinnett • Paul Mahern (also engineering) • Toby Myers • Pat Peterson • Michael Ramos • The Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band • Miriam Sturm • Mike Wanchic • Andy York Technical personnel • Scott Davis – assistant engineering • Rick Fettig – assistant engineering • Ray Kennedy – engineering • David Leonard – engineering • Joe Spix – art direction and design • Myrna Suarez – photography ==Charts==

Weekly charts Year-end charts ==References==