Oh TP, how did we love thee, let us count the ways...almost three years later, and the pain just won't subside. One of America's greatest artists...ever. Irreplaceable.
Man Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers absolutely nailed that song. I cannot imagine it being done any better. As always, Tom's singing takes the intelligence of the lyrics and makes them seem real.
Bob Dylan's 30th Anniversary Celebration concert from 1992. It's a magnificent live double-album, with most every superstar from that era, covering Bob's music. Worth its weight in gold.
As many of Bob Dylan’s do.. His Song Catalog is incredible and even his Newer Albums from the late 90’s thru last year’s Album lyrically are still very strong
@@jorgejohnson451 I recall that GE Smith, who was Bob Dylans Guitarists and Band Director at the time, during an interview said the he was told by Bob, what Songs for the invited Artist’s to perform and that they rehearsed those Songs with the House band (primarily Booker and the MG’s) so it was a scripted Show all the way thru..
Tom Petty is pretty close to Bobby when singing his songs. I'm glad Tom had the opportunity for this before he passed away. I pray he's in peace during his rest. He deserves this.
I’ve never really been interested in Bob Dylan, but this amazing live cover Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers did, plus Olivia Newton-John’s rendition of “If Mot For You” are perfect! Tom really outdid this song, including “Rainy Day Women.” My mom said that covers of Bob Dylan songs were better than the original. Does anyone agree with me?
I don't usually like people attempting to cover Dylan, but I have to admit unlike Hendrix, Clapton, G'n'R and others (many of whom I am also a fan of) Tom and the boys did it well.
@@wendyanne5894 This was from a big concert in October 1992, celebrating 30 years of Dylan's life professionally as a musician/songwriter. It was held at the Madison Square Garden in New York City. Neil Young, George Harrison, Eric Clapton, and Roger McGuinn were also on the bill, with a few others, including Dylan himself. And yes, it was a great night.
Are you implying Hendrix didn't do Dylan justice, grow some ears -Bob never did All Along the Watchtower the same after hearing Jimi's improved version ,and Like a Rolling Stone from Monterey Pop is as good as it gets IMO.
He's one of the few musicians who actually sounds like Dylan, and isn't imitating him. It's almost as if Dylan taught people a new way of singing, or rather expressing themselves while they sing.
Donald "Duck" Dunn was the "house" bass player that night. He passed away a few years back. He and Steve Cropper were in The Blues Brothers, and go all the way back to the 1960's. Legends.
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@@LinDeeSixtiesRock_LSR-Channelgreat... But I really dont see how one could possibly narrow down to one out of all Petty songs and say this is my fav. Most who would say that about any artist haven't heard every song they wrote.... not even close. They are saying "this is my fav. out of the ten or 20 song I know about.
And so…… What’s the most important thing you’re communicating to me and to everyone reading this? I’m not being glib. I really want to know. Are you making a suggestion to me? Please let me know if there’s anything I can do to make LinDeeSixtiesRock Music and/or Comments more “in tune” with LSR’s purpose - to Share Music and Messages from the 1960’s and early 1970’s OR Music/Messages true to the SPIRIT of that time period OR “Just Rocks” so excellently, I couldn’t resist adding to my LSR playlist. I want to hear your message clearly and in the Spirit of ☮️ and ❤️, From LinDeeSixtiesRock Channel Thank You so much for your support and communication. It means a lot to me.
@@LinDeeSixtiesRock_LSR-Channel um...I said it pretty straight... But to say it again.... More than Half of Petty songs are equally great so to call one the best is really a impossibility. Also... When you wanna respond to someone specifically.... You tap their name and it appears as you see your name at the beginning of this message... If not... most times the person WONT SEE IT
Happy B'day Ron!!! Ronald Edward Blair (nacido el 16 de septiembre de 1948, en San Diego , California ) es el original, el bajista de Tom Petty y los Heartbreakers . Él era el grupo el bajista 's 1975-1982. En 2002, regresó al grupo después de un paréntesis de 20 años, en sustitución de su propio reemplazo, el fallecido Howie Epstein .
As one of the most poignant and meaningful writers Tom is one of the few who can be trusted with words of Bob Dylan. I call it Bob's snarl than no man can copy. Never will anyone write and sing so composed and restrained as Bob so that even those the song attacks cannot escape its meaning or logic. Then those that understand it, it evokes that hope of change but anger filled with sadness and frustration towards those ignorant to the message.
oh yes you're right, but you can find the "same - unique" sound with this song of The Jayhawks. Here is the link. "ua-cam.com/video/lQgYVZFc6Ts/v-deo.html". Not the same tempo, but excellent! Listen to their albums "Hollywood Town Hall" and "Tomorrow the green grass" if you don't know them.
Yeah, I know it's controversial but I don't give a sh*t. I still think some laws, like FL's "stand your ground law" (remember George Zimmerman) is a License to Kill. Anyway, this is not a political statement, it's about the music and the song which are pretty damn good!
@@josephpetres4610 Wrong. The music is owned by the artists and the publishing companies. That's why radio stations are required to submit monthly playlists to the FCC, etc. to ensure payment. The Trump campaign played music without authorization from dozens of your favorite artists. Neil Young was successful, but Trump continued to rip of some artists, like Queen, in the same manner he has ripped off his employees for decades.
@@josephpetres4610 By the way, the Superman character was created by two Jewish men, and in his first appearances fought for union members and poor people. In other words, a Socialist. Businesses that rip off their employees -- like Trump had done for decades -- are exactly what Superman vowed to oppose.
![Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers - Breakdown [Live USA 78] HD](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/jKPcapHAtA4/mqdefault.jpg)
Oh TP, how did we love thee, let us count the ways...almost three years later, and the pain just won't subside. One of America's greatest artists...ever. Irreplaceable.
May Tom Petty Rest in Peace.
One of his most iconic performances .. unforgettable
What a fantastic musician. I still forget he's not walking the earth. His music will last forever 💓
Man Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers absolutely nailed that song. I cannot imagine it being done any better. As always, Tom's singing takes the intelligence of the lyrics and makes them seem real.
My favourite song from the whole concert!
I still get goosebumps when I hear this outstanding performance….
Love Tom Petty. Miss him so very much.
Bob Dylan's 30th Anniversary Celebration concert from 1992. It's a magnificent live double-album, with most every superstar from that era, covering Bob's music. Worth its weight in gold.
this song gets more relevant every day.
That is deep!
too bad that is so true
It sure does. I agree! 💘🎶
indeed bob dylan just did this song
As many of Bob Dylan’s do.. His Song Catalog is incredible and even his Newer Albums from the late 90’s thru last year’s Album lyrically are still very strong
Fantastic Cover of Dylan by The Music Man Tom Petty 💘🎸🎶
Tom Campbell on guitar. Unbelievable and underrated guitarist.
Except his name is Mike Campbell. LOL
@@LaylaSims You may call him anything, not matter what you say.
@@karlmehltretter2677 Whatever
Tom Puts SO MUCH Passion in this Performance - It is BEAUTIFUL!! I Bought 2Copies (Audio) of This Concert - 1 4The House & 1 4The Car! LOVE IT!!
I love how happy he always seems around this time in the early to mid 90s. Also love his face-expressions and flirting with the audience.
He could have flirted with me anytime!!
Tom is a beautiful person with a great voice he is so down to earth and loves his fans
...long time ago...and still even more relevant
Hope he's still feeling the love from us up to him in heaven.
for sure he does...🛐
man just listen to the blend of the guitars and benmonts piano in the beginning... what a magical sound they make! You just cant beat them
Fabulous Tom is just so good. ❤️💔🎸 He is so artistic. He is so cool.
The courage to play “License to Kill” after such a rousing reception is incredible. Petty took the crowd to church when they all wanted another drink.
Bob Dylan choose all the Songs for these Artists to perform ..
@@paulmancini3363 Is that right? I thought they chose their own songs.
@@jorgejohnson451 I recall that GE Smith, who was Bob Dylans Guitarists and Band Director at the time, during an interview said the he was told by Bob, what Songs for the invited Artist’s to perform and that they rehearsed those Songs with the House band (primarily Booker and the MG’s)
so it was a scripted Show all the way thru..
@@paulmancini3363 interesting. I think I saw part of that interview. GE seemed like a straight shooter so if he said it, it must be true.
@@paulmancini3363 is that true?
Who’s still listening to this legend in august 2020 🙋🏻♀️
Me!
2021 still. Enjoy every Tom video and always will. ✨💖
Still listening in 2021.
2021 also
Will be listening FOREVER!! ❤️❤️
IMO, Tom made the wittiest, unique, and intelligent videos ever; we all miss him and them.
Great song. Great concert. I was lucky enough to be there. 😎
Love this guy!! No-one does that song better 💗💗
Tom Petty is pretty close to Bobby when singing his songs. I'm glad Tom had the opportunity for this before he passed away. I pray he's in peace during his rest. He deserves this.
This was from Bob Dylan's 30th Anniversary Concert in 1993, 25 years before he passed away
@@vc23 Hon, it was October 1992.
@@LaylaSims Sorry, I stand corrected, concert in ‘92 but released in ‘93
He and the HB toured with Bob for almost 2 years, they were pretty close. Bob’s son Jakob idolized Tom and spent a lot of time with him as well.
Tom and Howie, how we miss you!
RIP, Tom, you're cool and wonderful singer, legend!
thanks soooooo much!!!! this is my song!....looking for such a long time......
I remember watching this live. I didn't know this Bob tune. But it sounded great.
My dad's favourite song and performance. He passed away on Saturday 30/10 - RIP dad and Tom Petty ❤
So sorry for your loss.
What?
30/10 ?
What does that even mean ?
Is it related in any way to 32-20 blues by Robert Johnson?
@@AMEER-114- he is talking about his father's passing!!!!
@@mariawildman1299 my post didnt express any uncertainty about his dad passing....
You responded to me...
But not what I actually asked about.
@@AMEER-114- I understood his post . You didn't obviously. Your answer to him just seemed a bit insensitive.
Beautiful. Had no idea Tom covered this. Wow
“Man has invented his doom, the first step was touching the moon”
Tom, hero. Deeply missed
Absolutely master class
I’ve never really been interested in Bob Dylan, but this amazing live cover Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers did, plus Olivia Newton-John’s rendition of “If Mot For You” are perfect! Tom really outdid this song, including “Rainy Day Women.” My mom said that covers of Bob Dylan songs were better than the original. Does anyone agree with me?
この演奏はホント秀逸。このトムペティーのカバーを聴いて、ボブの曲でこんなのあったっけ？とボブの低迷と言われる80年代を聴き直した。
80年代のボブではJorekermanのテレビショーとか格好良すぎ。80年代は決して低迷期ではない
Who is still listening in 2021
I
I do
2022 ❤️💔
2023, my friend…
2023 😅
I don't usually like people attempting to cover Dylan, but I have to admit unlike Hendrix, Clapton, G'n'R and others (many of whom I am also a fan of) Tom and the boys did it well.
Dylan made tunes to be explored.
Knowing that Tom Petty did this was a comfort for me. He enjoyed Dylan songs and he got a good one for certain with License to Kill
@@wendyanne5894 This was from a big concert in October 1992, celebrating 30 years of Dylan's life professionally as a musician/songwriter. It was held at the Madison Square Garden in New York City. Neil Young, George Harrison, Eric Clapton, and Roger McGuinn were also on the bill, with a few others, including Dylan himself. And yes, it was a great night.
Are you implying Hendrix didn't do Dylan justice, grow some ears -Bob never did All Along the Watchtower the same after hearing Jimi's improved version ,and Like a Rolling Stone from Monterey Pop is as good as it gets IMO.
Tom Petty - never a misstep
Oh, yeah! 😁 Tom & The Heartbreakers *owned* it - tops even Bob’s own live version on Real Live! ❤️
The definitive version of that song..
Sí, es cierto.
L'original de Bob Dylan est bien plus touchante.
This is my favorite version of this song I've heard
What a solo...
Listening in 2022
💘💘💘💘
He's wearing Chucks. And Howie's on bass. All's right with the world … miss him so.
Master class performance
Listening in 2022. R.I.P. Tom
He's one of the few musicians who actually sounds like Dylan, and isn't imitating him.
It's almost as if Dylan taught people a new way of singing, or rather expressing themselves while they sing.
Tom petty y bob dylan.lincensia de asesino❤❤
The ovation shook Tom a bit. The bass player in dark glasses coooooooool.
Donald "Duck" Dunn was the "house" bass player that night. He passed away a few years back. He and Steve Cropper were in The Blues Brothers, and go all the way back to the 1960's. Legends.
Tinha um enorme respeito pelo Mister Dylan, temos respeito para com ele o grande: Tom Petty!
Il talento di Tom é piu vivo che mai!
Beautiful :))
Michael Wayne on lead guitar………………………….just magnificent!
My favorite Tom Petty Tune. Although not sung in the 60s or 70s, the melody and protest passion will not be denied. Nor will Tom Petty!
So your favorite Petty tune is written by Dylan....
Makes no sense...
@@AMEER-114- Thanks for your info. I don’t know what I was thinking!! Maybe I WASN’T thinking at the time! 😉😉. Anyhow, I should have been; So much appreciated! ☮️❤️ from LindeeSixtiesRock
@@LinDeeSixtiesRock_LSR-Channelgreat...
But I really dont see how one could possibly narrow down to one out of all Petty songs and say this is my fav.
Most who would say that about any artist haven't heard every song they wrote.... not even close.
They are saying "this is my fav. out of the ten or 20 song I know about.
And so…… What’s the most important thing you’re communicating to me and to everyone reading this? I’m not being glib. I really want to know. Are you making a suggestion to me? Please let me know if there’s anything I can do to make LinDeeSixtiesRock Music and/or Comments more “in tune” with LSR’s purpose - to Share Music and Messages from the 1960’s and early 1970’s OR Music/Messages true to the SPIRIT of that time period OR “Just Rocks” so excellently, I couldn’t resist adding to my LSR playlist. I want to hear your message clearly and in the Spirit of ☮️ and ❤️, From LinDeeSixtiesRock Channel
Thank You so much for your support and communication. It means a lot to me.
@@LinDeeSixtiesRock_LSR-Channel um...I said it pretty straight...
But to say it again....
More than Half of Petty songs are equally great so to call one the best is really a impossibility.
Also...
When you wanna respond to someone specifically....
You tap their name and it appears as you see your name at the beginning of this message...
If not... most times the person WONT SEE IT
Stunning
love it, . . .
Awesome.
Happy B'day Ron!!!
Ronald Edward Blair (nacido el 16 de septiembre de 1948, en San Diego , California ) es el original, el bajista de Tom Petty y los Heartbreakers . Él era el grupo el bajista 's 1975-1982. En 2002, regresó al grupo después de un paréntesis de 20 años, en sustitución de su propio reemplazo, el fallecido Howie Epstein .
Campbell………………..awesome!
From 30th anniversary concert
Petty's voice is similar to Dylan!
Love this
howie on guitar!
Yeah, I noticed. I was happy to see him. He is also missed.
Heroin kills.@@thomasbergh3356
Loved tom petty
I am, love it
Superb song although less biting version than Bob s on Real Live album.
Biting. That's the right word!
As one of the most poignant and meaningful writers Tom is one of the few who can be trusted with words of Bob Dylan. I call it Bob's snarl than no man can copy. Never will anyone write and sing so composed and restrained as Bob so that even those the song attacks cannot escape its meaning or logic. Then those that understand it, it evokes that hope of change but anger filled with sadness and frustration towards those ignorant to the message.
Faithful.
I am.......
My second song of this concert. Lou reed foot of pride is the best!
Definitive version of this song...
Who next?
?
It 6:45 pm
I love this song. It’s an anthem to 45.
What ?
Huh?
No sense made
What a sexy man. God bless him ❤️
Hey anybody got family serving overseas send them this it won't make them fight any fairer but they'll be listening to good tunes ❤❤
Thank you for the taper this is aud one side still good
What?
Huh?
No sense made
My fav... Petty
I am. Amazing
Check out The Cowboy Junkies version of License to Kill.
Tq
oh yes you're right, but you can find the "same - unique" sound with this song of The Jayhawks. Here is the link. "ua-cam.com/video/lQgYVZFc6Ts/v-deo.html". Not the same tempo, but excellent! Listen to their albums "Hollywood Town Hall" and "Tomorrow the green grass" if you don't know them.
He's a beautiful man. Otherwise you're right.
this song takes me to church leon atkins
Bob loves tom 😂but tom loves bob ,more😂😂
Massterpiece am I wrong
Yeah, I know it's controversial but I don't give a sh*t. I still think some laws, like FL's "stand your ground law" (remember George Zimmerman) is a License to Kill. Anyway, this is not a political statement, it's about the music and the song which are pretty damn good!
Yes, it is 100 percent a political statement.
I think you meant to put "gorgeous" instead of "ugly"..
2024 man catch up.
Man….
sounds like mr burns
Haha, Mr burns sounds like him 😉
Dedicate to Bibi Netanyahu, Vladimir Putin 2024
Tom Petty and Neil Young both ordered Trump to stop playing their songs at the White Christian supremacist MAGA rallies.
And as far as I know, they kept playing them! How's that for a White Superman move! I love it. Music is public domain. Get over it dipshit.
@@josephpetres4610 Wrong. The music is owned by the artists and the publishing companies. That's why radio stations are required to submit monthly playlists to the FCC, etc. to ensure payment.
The Trump campaign played music without authorization from dozens of your favorite artists. Neil Young was successful, but Trump continued to rip of some artists, like Queen, in the same manner he has ripped off his employees for decades.
@@josephpetres4610 By the way, the Superman character was created by two Jewish men, and in his first appearances fought for union members and poor people. In other words, a Socialist. Businesses that rip off their employees -- like Trump had done for decades -- are exactly what Superman vowed to oppose.
@@josephpetres4610 Music is free and public, but cannot be used by "not allowed" to gain something, money or other
Better than Dylan's version.
better then bob Dylan.
Can't hear him
Boooooo !
Mike Campbell… nasty licks with the slide!! Ew.