I love this -- at the beginning, Tom says, "Me and Del were singing . . . little runaway." He's referring to Del Shannon's song, "Runaway," playing on the car radio. A classic 1961 song.
Also, Mike wrote a bunch of the songs - the music was there, Petty added lyrics. It was quite a team. Mike Campbell wrote "boys of summer" in fact....Petty didn't want it, so Campbell gave it Don Henley, who wrote lyrics to Campbell's music and the rest is history.
Tom Petty met Elvis when he was 11 years old and was inspired to become a singer. This song represents chasing that dream. This was from the "Full Moon Fever" album from 1989. Jeff Lynne co produced this album and played several instruments on it. Great tune with definite sounds of Jeff's influence. Great reaction.Buckets of Maple Syrup love from Canada ❤️ ❤️ 🇨🇦 🇨🇦
Best concert I ever saw-and the diversity of the audience all jamming together is something I will never forget. It was either ‘80 or ‘81, can’t remember the time exactly, just the vibe.
“She’s a Woman in love” is one of my favorites …. I saw him in concert in the 90’s and had a chance to see him perform what would unknowingly be his last performance at the Hollywood Bowl a few years back….. RIP Mr Petty… you are truly missed 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸…
This is from his solo album Full Moon Fever. An excellent record, more Rock and Roll than his Heartbreakers stuff. RIP Tom Petty You're sorely missed,.
If you're wondering about the visuals of the video they are based on a very old comic strip called "Little Nemo in Slumberland" which was about a little boy who had weird and bizzare dreams about strange lands. They just inserted an animated Tom Petty into it.
From around 1978 to 2000, Tom Petty was America's most brilliant and prolific singer-songwriter... truly a legend. I still can't believe he is no longer with us.
What a great driving song, the speed limit is optional with this one blasting out my car speakers. Saw them do this just a few rows from the stage, Mike Campbell was on fire that night, he also did an instrumental segment with a surf guitar tribute to Dick Dale that was amazing. Try Mary Jane's Last Dance, it is a studio classic but this is another of his songs that takes on a life of its own live. Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎹🎶
OMG I know in the past I kept requesting it now it's cool that they finally get to listen to it and that's what I would always say I go on road trips and I play that song it's a good road trip song
There's good music in every decade. I love the music from the 80s but there are artists from today that I like such as Taylor Swift, Harry Styles and Beyonce. Actually my music taste runs from the 50s to present day.
You "Boomers" need to stop fetishizing the 70's, and 80's as if rock died after those decades were over because rock and roll never died, its alive and kicking, and even more albums are being released today than any other time. And no, I am not talking about the souless radio stuff lacking riffs/solos, I am talking about stuff you need to find for yourself under the hundreds of rock labels still alive today, and independent artists releasing on places like Bandcamp.
I got hooked on Tom Petty in his early days when I heard the song "I Need To Know" 2:24 of rocking goodness. You should check that one out. Great job guys.
The lyric "Me and Del were singing little run away" is a reference to Del Shannon which was a singer in the 50's and of course he sang "Little run away" which would be a great video to react to for y'all.
@@bartstarr100 The last album release by Mr. Shannon was "Home and Away" which was produced by Andrew Oldham 2006. Petty produced "Drop down and Get Me" 1981. The album after that one was produced by Jeff Lynne and Mike Cambell title "Rock On" 1991
Check out "Even The Losers" next. Epic song. In terms of buried meanings, the lyrics in this song, "Trees went by, Me and Del were singing, "Little Runaway". I was flying" is a reference to Del Shannon and his early r&r classic hit "Little Runaway". Tom stole his bass player (Howie Epstein) for the Heartbreakers; Del was not amused.
Thanks for getting to my favorite Tom Petty song. The best Mike Campbell solo of all time. Mike is a very underrated guitar player. All of the musicians in the band are exceptional players. This song rocks!
I feel incredibly lucky to have experienced Tom Petty live during one of his (stated) favorite shows in Indiana when the craziest tornado storm hit during the show. Scary and knocked out the power for about an hour, rained like heck then restarted the show in MUD! Mind you, most of that venue was not covered and turned into a mud pile in the rain. It was wild and fun. That was the early 2000s and one of my favorite memories ever. More Petty please!
Tom Petty is rarely in the conversation of "The Greats," but 50 years from now kids will still be covering these songs in their garage bands and feeling how cool these songs are. It's hard to find a bad TP song. Try "Don't Do Me Like That," or "Refugee" next.
I saw Tom Petty six times, always a great concert, and this song was so so so good live! Brings back some great memories! RIP dude, hope you are in a great dream!
This song is Tom's attitude on life: not waiting for something to happen, just go out & chase it. If you create a road trip playlist, this song will be perfect. Love you guys!
Yeah, Amber. Exactly right; the guitar riff in this is fantastic but then when it hits the chorus, you've got that heavy thick acoustic guitar strumming which they put up in the mix to compete with the electric guitar and it just adds that incredible rhythm to it. Great observation.
II forgot to tell you guys that The Heartbreakers was the opening act for The Who when I saw them in concert last year in October and the last song they played was this song "Running Down A Dream" and they played it for like 10 minutes and everybody was on their feet ....screaming and clapping and yelling!!! It was so good. And that was the second time I saw the Heartbreakers in concert.....The first time was with Tom Petty!!!
My favorite Tom Petty song...followed closely by "Don't Come Around Here No More". What a reaction day!! 3 absolute bangers!! "Into the Great Wide Open" is a great song that tells a story. "Free Fallin" and "American Girl" are some classic Petty songs to check out as well.
Technically, this was from Tom Petty's solo album Full Moon Fever without the Heartbreakers, although Mike Campbell helped write this song, and various other members are on other tracks. This was recorded with Jeff Lynne, and was around the same time recording was happening for the Travelling Wilbury's Volume One, so George Harrison and Roy Orbison are also on a couple tracks on the album.
My favorite Petty song. I never saw that video before. The song is a golden rocker. Be careful if you use it as a driving song. You might find yourself speeding over the posted limit by the halfway point. ;-)
I have a personal connection to this song. My sister's former boyfriend was a friend of Tom Petty and one night, they were in a limo riding around. The little guy he is running with was based on Dale...and they were in the limo singing "Runaway!" This has got to be my favorite of all Tom's songs because of the connection!!
This whole album, "Full Moon Fever" is chock full of hits. Not only did Jeff Lynne co-write and produce; but George Harrison, Roy Orbison and Jim Keltner (from The Travelling Wilburys) also make appearances on the album. I did not set out on a road trip for 30 years without starting on this song (track 5 on the album) and then resetting to the beginning and playing it all the way through. A fun thing to hear on the CD version of the album (which came out in 1989 when CDs were still relatively new) is the message that plays after this song--Tom Petty speaking--"Hello CD listeners. We've come to the point in this album where those listing on tape or record will have to stand up--or sit down--and turn over the record or tape. In fairness to those listeners we'll now take a few seconds before we begin side two...[pause]...Thank you. Now here's side two."
One of my 10 favorite Petty songs, was nice to see you listen to this Legend again. He made so much amazing music with the Heartbreakers and a few more with the wilbury's
My dad went to the university of Florida in the late 60s he said he had a friend call him up n said come down to this frat house, there's a band playing that you got to hear, we went, n said they blew him away, it was tom petty, ill never forget that story
Ya'll need to add "The Postman" to your movie list. Tom Petty makes an appearance in it, playing himself. It stars Kevin Costner, kinda out there, but I liked it.
This video is my Top 5 music videos of all time. It's based on the comic called "Little Nemo In Slumberland". I remember watching this video all the time on MTV, back in the day, when I was 17 years old, in high school. #memories
Love, Tom Petty. My wife , big big fan and I have seen him 5 times. You Wreck Me, banger. As an encore, he did different covers, that we're all ways cool. Love him at Red Rocks. So dearly missed. R. I. P.
He had me at Damn the Torpedoes. I highly recommend She's a Woman in Love (It's Not Me). So many great songs. That was a reference to Del Shannon, Little Runaway. Not sure if you have reacted to that song.
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Heh. And he has one of the deepest rabbit holes in music. You still have so many great songs to get to. Refugee, You Got Lucky, Don't Do Me Like That, American Girl, Rebels, Yer So Bad and many more.
This is my absolute favorite Tom Petty song! It is so much about mindset, pressing forward, they even have the passage which alludes to the "dark night of the soul" which comes before your manifestation when he says "the last three days the rain was unstoppable, it was always cold, no sunshine". And that guitar shred at the end illustrates that internal Umph motivation you need to keep going. Can't you just imagine blasting this on the open road? It's iconic. Thanks, guys for choosing this one.
Mr. Petty (RIP) hailed from Gainesville, FL, which is famous for more than just being Tom Petty's birthplace. So trippy. Yep. Great entertainer, full package, he left us wanting more.
You all stand out by doing this together. Love your channel…thanks for doing my favorite Tom Petty Jam! I used to play this song loud when I got the Chopper on Call of Duty! Lol
Tom was my first musical love! Saw him a bunch of times with the Heartbreakers at arenas, but I'll bever forget how lucky I was to see him with Mudcrutch at a much smaller venue-- the only time I could actually see HIM, instead of a tiny dot far away on the stage, or on the screen.
The first time I saw this video it reminded me of "Yellow Submarine" and "Heavy Metal". Definitely a song to blast on the car sound system as you head down the road.
Great album. Tom does a great cover of The Byrds song "I'll Feel A Whole Lot Better" on this album Full Moon Fever. The Byrds and Bob Dylan were big influences on Tom. The Byrds and Dylan changed Rock in 1965 by electrifying Folk music and creating the Folk Rock and Country Rock genres.
My all time favorite rockabilly rocker. I sat front row several times. I had too. I had to see that smile. See that chit eating grin he had and he just oozed a bit of bad boy. This was true love. Music will never be the same after he died.
Thank you guys for getting to this!!! This song is meant to be played loud in your car with your foot on the gas!!!
Indeed!
Absolutely agree -- One of the best road trip songs of all time!
Been there, Done that, got the tickets to prove it.
Oh Hell to the Yes!!
100% fact!
I love this -- at the beginning, Tom says, "Me and Del were singing . . . little runaway." He's referring to Del Shannon's song, "Runaway," playing on the car radio. A classic 1961 song.
And a good personal friend of Tom's. Them singing together in the car is something that surely actually happened.
Del was supposed to take Roy Orbison's place in the Wilburys, but he too died unexpectedly.
The wilburys covered Del Shannon's Runaway , outstanding
I'm surprised they missed it, since they reviewed "Runaway" three months ago.
Thanks captain obvious
Jay & Amber, you'll love his "Here Comes My Girl", "Don't Do Me Like That" "American Girl" and "Refugee"!!! Great early Tom Petty songs.
And 100 others. Lol
You nailed it. I love all those songs!!!
I love those, and also She's a Woman in Love, and I Need to Know
@@cjonesufc They have not done anything from his 'Damn The Torpedoes' album! They've done 7 Petty songs now, and "Breakdown" is the only early one.
@tessmagetessera6141 good choice. they've done Mary Jane's Last Dance. This their 7th Petty song.
Mike Campbell (no known relation) is an incredibly underrated guitarist. His solos are always good and always fit the song.
I read somewhere that the end of the song goes on so long because Mike's solo was fire and Tom didn't want to fade out early.
Top 25 all time…The Dirty Knobs are INCREDIBLE, Mike’s band
Yes, we just saw The Dirty Knobs with The Who a few months Go. Mike and his band were great!! and of course The Who
@@michlkwitz I still don't want it to fade out! I could use more time with that solo, haha.
Also, Mike wrote a bunch of the songs - the music was there, Petty added lyrics. It was quite a team. Mike Campbell wrote "boys of summer" in fact....Petty didn't want it, so Campbell gave it Don Henley, who wrote lyrics to Campbell's music and the rest is history.
Tom Petty met Elvis when he was 11 years old and was inspired to become a singer. This song represents chasing that dream.
This was from the "Full Moon Fever" album from 1989. Jeff Lynne co produced this album and played several instruments on it.
Great tune with definite sounds of Jeff's influence. Great reaction.Buckets of Maple Syrup love from Canada ❤️ ❤️ 🇨🇦 🇨🇦
Won him a Grammy for best rock album I think.
I never knew that about meeting Elvis - Preeesh
Thanks for this, Mary. You always seem to add something helpful to the conversation.
FMF... Incredibly good album.. No bad tracks.
@@teej0813 Thank you. That's so kind. 👍✌️😊🎶🇨🇦
Jeff Lynne helped write this tune, did production, played a lot of instruments and added vocals.
The Waiting by Tom Petty, that's the one you need to hear!
The live version of Breakdown will give you chills. You'll feel like you're at a TP concert
Best concert I ever saw-and the diversity of the audience all jamming together is something I will never forget. It was either ‘80 or ‘81, can’t remember the time exactly, just the vibe.
"you gonna put me out of a job"
@@chipdamutt108 My favorite part!!!!!!
Tom Petty - You Got Lucky - Don't do me like that - American Girl - Here comes my girl - Refugee
For some reason, this song always pairs with "You Wreck Me" in my brain.
“She’s a Woman in love” is one of my favorites …. I saw him in concert in the 90’s and had a chance to see him perform what would unknowingly be his last performance at the Hollywood Bowl a few years back….. RIP Mr Petty… you are truly missed 🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸…
One of my faves as well. He is absolutely missed.
have not heard that one in a while! it is a good one!
Love "Woman In Love" too! I love everything off "Hard Promises". "Letting You Go" is also great.
Awesome song
Saw him back in the 80’s. He was great!
I still can’t believe he’s gone. So sad!!
One of the best summertime, top down, hauling ass down the highway songs there is.
This is from his solo album Full Moon Fever. An excellent record, more Rock and Roll than his Heartbreakers stuff.
RIP Tom Petty
You're sorely missed,.
If you're wondering about the visuals of the video they are based on a very old comic strip called "Little Nemo in Slumberland" which was about a little boy who had weird and bizzare dreams about strange lands. They just inserted an animated Tom Petty into it.
Yep. Classic Winsor McKay.
I didn't know that! Very cool. 👍
From around 1978 to 2000, Tom Petty was America's most brilliant and prolific singer-songwriter... truly a legend. I still can't believe he is no longer with us.
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Can’t go wrong with Petty!
What a great driving song, the speed limit is optional with this one blasting out my car speakers. Saw them do this just a few rows from the stage, Mike Campbell was on fire that night, he also did an instrumental segment with a surf guitar tribute to Dick Dale that was amazing. Try Mary Jane's Last Dance, it is a studio classic but this is another of his songs that takes on a life of its own live. Enjoy! 🎵🎸🎤🎹🎶
OMG I know in the past I kept requesting it now it's cool that they finally get to listen to it and that's what I would always say I go on road trips and I play that song it's a good road trip song
I think they already reacted to Mary Jane's Last Dance but I could be wrong.
They did Mary Jane's Last Dance a year ago. Go to their Videos page and search it. Boom.
Cruise control is mandatory on this song unless the speed limit is optional; otherwise you WILL get a ticket.
I saw him 3 times between 1980 and 1991, all great shows. Last show I saw was for the Into The Great Wide Open tour.
This is one of my fav Tom Petty songs. My actual fav is Break Down.
Mine too girl!
YES!!!! And the live version-- "this is an adult situation, I'm gonna handle this like an adult!" 😄
The 80's, last good decade for music. Glad us Boomers experienced 4 amazing eras of music, miss Tom Petty :(
Hair bands were trash. Glad 1 band in the 90's destroyed them.
There's good music in every decade.
I love the music from the 80s but there are artists from today that I like such as Taylor Swift, Harry Styles and Beyonce.
Actually my music taste runs from the 50s to present day.
You "Boomers" need to stop fetishizing the 70's, and 80's as if rock died after those decades were over because rock and roll never died, its alive and kicking, and even more albums are being released today than any other time. And no, I am not talking about the souless radio stuff lacking riffs/solos, I am talking about stuff you need to find for yourself under the hundreds of rock labels still alive today, and independent artists releasing on places like Bandcamp.
Yep, we scored big time with the music back then!
@@robr135 ok boomer
OMG! Tom!!! You have to love him!!!! Great song as always ❤❤
So glad that I got to see him live. Every song was known three notes in... so many hits.
RIP, Tom
Bob Dylan and Tom Perry were kindred spirits for sure. Always several meanings and very unique sound. You just don't get any better than Bob and Tom.
I got hooked on Tom Petty in his early days when I heard the song "I Need To Know" 2:24 of rocking goodness. You should check that one out. Great job guys.
Dont do me like that and American Girl are probably my two faves. Both are awesome.
The lyric "Me and Del were singing little run away" is a reference to Del Shannon which was a singer in the 50's and of course he sang "Little run away" which would be a great video to react to for y'all.
They reacted to that one already.
Tom Petty produced Del Shannon's last album.
@@bartstarr100 The last album release by Mr. Shannon was "Home and Away" which was produced by Andrew Oldham 2006. Petty produced "Drop down and Get Me" 1981. The album after that one was produced by Jeff Lynne and Mike Cambell title "Rock On" 1991
Tom Petty is brilliant! Great music!
Mike Campbell on guitar!!!!!
Check out "Even The Losers" next. Epic song. In terms of buried meanings, the lyrics in this song, "Trees went by, Me and Del were singing, "Little Runaway". I was flying" is a reference to Del Shannon and his early r&r classic hit "Little Runaway". Tom stole his bass player (Howie Epstein) for the Heartbreakers; Del was not amused.
This song has one of the hottest guitar solos in the history of Rock and Roll if you ask me.
Thanks for getting to my favorite Tom Petty song. The best Mike Campbell solo of all time. Mike is a very underrated guitar player. All of the musicians in the band are exceptional players. This song rocks!
I feel incredibly lucky to have experienced Tom Petty live during one of his (stated) favorite shows in Indiana when the craziest tornado storm hit during the show. Scary and knocked out the power for about an hour, rained like heck then restarted the show in MUD! Mind you, most of that venue was not covered and turned into a mud pile in the rain. It was wild and fun. That was the early 2000s and one of my favorite memories ever. More Petty please!
I think Refugee is my favorite Tom Petty song. It is worth a listen.
Tom Petty is rarely in the conversation of "The Greats," but 50 years from now kids will still be covering these songs in their garage bands and feeling how cool these songs are. It's hard to find a bad TP song. Try "Don't Do Me Like That," or "Refugee" next.
Awesome. More Tom Petty 🔥🎶 = Even The Losers, American Girl, Here Comes My Girl, Don't Do Me Like That.
Tom petty was a true artist, he just put out great music for decades but he hardly ever did interviews he was all about the music. RIP. 🙏
That guitar solo pumping through my veins has fueled some of my hardest workouts through the years. This is the song that made me love Tom Petty.
The GREAT Mike Campbell on guitar. Heard this on the radio in 89, went straight out and bought the album. Still have it. Loved Tom.
You definitely need to check out a live performance of this song. Mike Campbell on the guitar delivers the best solos live!
Mike Campbell's closing solo is as epic a solo as has ever existed.
I saw Tom Petty six times, always a great concert, and this song was so so so good live! Brings back some great memories! RIP dude, hope you are in a great dream!
This song is Tom's attitude on life: not waiting for something to happen, just go out & chase it. If you create a road trip playlist, this song will be perfect. Love you guys!
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My all time fave from Tom, my era yet again. More 80s Level 42 Something about you please!!!!
Yes, some Level 42 also. I also like Hot Water by them.
Yeah, Amber. Exactly right; the guitar riff in this is fantastic but then when it hits the chorus, you've got that heavy thick acoustic guitar strumming which they put up in the mix to compete with the electric guitar and it just adds that incredible rhythm to it. Great observation.
Love the first few lines "me and Del were singin, little Runaway"
II forgot to tell you guys that The Heartbreakers was the opening act for The Who when I saw them in concert last year in October and the last song they played was this song "Running Down A Dream" and they played it for like 10 minutes and everybody was on their feet ....screaming and clapping and yelling!!! It was so good. And that was the second time I saw the Heartbreakers in concert.....The first time was with Tom Petty!!!
The Heartbreakers are touring without Tom? I hadn't heard that! Sure it wasn't Campbell's bad, Dirty Knobs?
You’re an idiot
My favorite Tom Petty song...followed closely by "Don't Come Around Here No More". What a reaction day!! 3 absolute bangers!! "Into the Great Wide Open" is a great song that tells a story. "Free Fallin" and "American Girl" are some classic Petty songs to check out as well.
R.I.P. TOM PETTY
Technically, this was from Tom Petty's solo album Full Moon Fever without the Heartbreakers, although Mike Campbell helped write this song, and various other members are on other tracks. This was recorded with Jeff Lynne, and was around the same time recording was happening for the Travelling Wilbury's Volume One, so George Harrison and Roy Orbison are also on a couple tracks on the album.
My favorite Petty song. I never saw that video before. The song is a golden rocker.
Be careful if you use it as a driving song. You might find yourself speeding over the posted limit by the halfway point. ;-)
I have a personal connection to this song. My sister's former boyfriend was a friend of Tom Petty and one night, they were in a limo riding around. The little guy he is running with was based on Dale...and they were in the limo singing "Runaway!" This has got to be my favorite of all Tom's songs because of the connection!!
Oh, so cool. Del = Del Shannon, a 60s singer who sang “Runaway”
Del Shannon and Tom Petty were also friends
I didn't know that. Thanks for the knowledge!
Love Tom Petty! FYI this was co-produced by Jeff Lynne of ELO and former co-Wilbury with Tom.
Love this song so I'm glad you guys reacted to it. The guitar solo is one of my favourites
That’s Heartbreaker Mike Campbell on lead guitar-one of the best guitarists ever!
This whole album, "Full Moon Fever" is chock full of hits. Not only did Jeff Lynne co-write and produce; but George Harrison, Roy Orbison and Jim Keltner (from The Travelling Wilburys) also make appearances on the album. I did not set out on a road trip for 30 years without starting on this song (track 5 on the album) and then resetting to the beginning and playing it all the way through.
A fun thing to hear on the CD version of the album (which came out in 1989 when CDs were still relatively new) is the message that plays after this song--Tom Petty speaking--"Hello CD listeners. We've come to the point in this album where those listing on tape or record will have to stand up--or sit down--and turn over the record or tape. In fairness to those listeners we'll now take a few seconds before we begin side two...[pause]...Thank you. Now here's side two."
That's Jeff Lynne and whatever other Wilburys happened to be around the studio making barnyard noises in the background of that announcement.
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Always loved the “Hello CD listeners…”! That and Dancin’ at the Zombie Zoo!
One of my 10 favorite Petty songs, was nice to see you listen to this Legend again. He made so much amazing music with the Heartbreakers and a few more with the wilbury's
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My dad went to the university of Florida in the late 60s he said he had a friend call him up n said come down to this frat house, there's a band playing that you got to hear, we went, n said they blew him away, it was tom petty, ill never forget that story
Ya'll need to add "The Postman" to your movie list. Tom Petty makes an appearance in it, playing himself. It stars Kevin Costner, kinda out there, but I liked it.
When I’m listening to this, I can’t help but hum bum-bum-bum-bum-bum-bum in the empty spaces between the chorus lyrics.
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The animation is based on a comic strip called "Little Nemo In Slumberland" which ran in newspapers over 100 years ago.
The BEST driving song ever!!!
This video is my Top 5 music videos of all time. It's based on the comic called "Little Nemo In Slumberland". I remember watching this video all the time on MTV, back in the day, when I was 17 years old, in high school. #memories
Love, Tom Petty. My wife , big big fan and I have seen him 5 times. You Wreck Me, banger. As an encore, he did different covers, that we're all ways cool. Love him at Red Rocks. So dearly missed. R. I. P.
Another great Petty song and that guitar sound is very distinctive. Love this song and had never seen the film clip before.
He had me at Damn the Torpedoes. I highly recommend She's a Woman in Love (It's Not Me). So many great songs. That was a reference to Del Shannon, Little Runaway. Not sure if you have reacted to that song.
Damn the Torpedoes is one of the greatest albums ever!!!
RIP Tom. A great musician and story teller.
Excellent song and reaction , TY. Tom Petty’s “Woman in Love” is another great song
His music will live on forever
There's just something about that man. Tom Petty has some kind of magic. Makes me weak in the knees.
When I trained for my one and only Marathon, I put down miles to this song. Also Tom Petty, Snoop Dog and ME share a birthday. Oct 20th.
Grammar Police: Tom Petty, Snoop Dog, and I.
Please try some more earlier Tom Petty like "You Got Lucky", "Here Comes My Girl" and "American Girl".
Mary James's last dance is a amazing tune for his later catalog also his duet with Eddie veder on "the waiting" is amazing
Tom Petty's Greatest Hits is my road music. First CD on for every road trip!
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A great Petty song.
it's such a simple song and I think that's part of what makes it so great. It's full of joy and aliveness.
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Heh. And he has one of the deepest rabbit holes in music. You still have so many great songs to get to. Refugee, You Got Lucky, Don't Do Me Like That, American Girl, Rebels, Yer So Bad and many more.
One of my favs of tom petty’s! He had many sounds. RIP TOM
Thanks guys, I’ve always loved not only the message in this song about Tom’s journey, but also the cadence/ beat and guitar.
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One of my favorite songs by the late, great Tom Petty.
Really appreciating how tight the whole band sounds on this one. Definitely rocking!
This is my absolute favorite Tom Petty song! It is so much about mindset, pressing forward, they even have the passage which alludes to the "dark night of the soul" which comes before your manifestation when he says "the last three days the rain was unstoppable, it was always cold, no sunshine". And that guitar shred at the end illustrates that internal Umph motivation you need to keep going. Can't you just imagine blasting this on the open road? It's iconic. Thanks, guys for choosing this one.
"You got Lucky" 🔥🔥🔥
My favorite Petty song.
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This is the best driving song I have ever heard, when this track came out in the 90’s.
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Mr. Petty (RIP) hailed from Gainesville, FL, which is famous for more than just being Tom Petty's birthplace. So trippy. Yep. Great entertainer, full package, he left us wanting more.
Love Tom Petty. Rest in Peace. "Learning to Fly" is an amazing song.
I love that you shared this, one of my faves from Tom Petty. Their song "Refugee" was a huge early hit, especially in Australia, back in the day! ❣
You all stand out by doing this together. Love your channel…thanks for doing my favorite Tom Petty Jam! I used to play this song loud when I got the Chopper on Call of Duty! Lol
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This is such an amazing song. Tom, was one of the best. Taken to early.
This definitely was The song playing while driving my Corvette with the top down. Ultimate highway song.
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Been following Tom since the Mudcrutch days…..his concert’s never disappoint sure do miss him
Tom was my first musical love! Saw him a bunch of times with the Heartbreakers at arenas, but I'll bever forget how lucky I was to see him with Mudcrutch at a much smaller venue-- the only time I could actually see HIM, instead of a tiny dot far away on the stage, or on the screen.
The first time I saw this video it reminded me of "Yellow Submarine" and "Heavy Metal". Definitely a song to blast on the car sound system as you head down the road.
Great album. Tom does a great cover of The Byrds song "I'll Feel A Whole Lot Better" on this album Full Moon Fever. The Byrds and Bob Dylan were big influences on Tom. The Byrds and Dylan changed Rock in 1965 by electrifying Folk music and creating the Folk Rock and Country Rock genres.
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The song and album was produced by Jeff Lynne, of ELO, which then led later in to them coming together in the Traveling Wilburys.
Tom Petty is one of those artists whose music never gets old
Tom Petty is top tier. Check out Honey Bee or Cabin Down Below, both from his Wildflowers album.
Ooh, yes-- they should check out the performance of Honey Bee from Saturday Night Live. Cute guest drummer he had... 😁
My all time favorite rockabilly rocker. I sat front row several times. I had too. I had to see that smile. See that chit eating grin he had and he just oozed a bit of bad boy. This was true love. Music will never be the same after he died.
Definitely one of the best cruising songs ever! Turn it up!
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A classic by today's standards. His sound is so unique. Keep this rabbit hole going.