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Thursday, February 21. 2019

From 2007, an annual re-post

RIP Roy Orbison, George Harrison, and, unbelievably, Tom Petty




Posted by Bird Dog at 16:59 | Comments (2) | Trackbacks (0)

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Saw Petty last two times he came through. I was amazed after the first time I saw him because I thought, this guy has played a million shows-I'll bet he phones it in. No chance, he and the band were effing amazing. I was bummed after the first show because he didn't play my favorite "You Got Lucky." The very last show he announces they've included a forgotten oldie, and one of his favorites, from 1982 into the playlist, and bam, there it was. Incredible. A few months later he's gone. RIP, Tom.
#1 Hoss on 2019-02-21 22:12 (Reply)
I took my kids to see him in the early 2000's. What amazed me about Tom and the Heartbreakers, was they sounded as good and tight live as on their recordings. The man loved music, and by the way he is playing a really cool longhorn Danelectro guitar in the video. Ditto, RIP Tom!
#2 Pocono pam on 2019-02-22 01:37 (Reply)

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