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Tom Petty October 02, 2017 07:50PM |
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Re: Tom Petty October 06, 2017 07:59PM |
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Tom Petty songs with a reggae feel.....
"Don't Pull Me Over" (Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers)
"Last Night" (Traveling Wilburys)
The reggae-tinged "Last Night" is one of two songs on Vol. 1 where the youngest Traveling Wilbury sings lead vocals. The buoyant tune, which tells the story of a guy who has a one-night stand with a woman who robs him at knifepoint, ended up reaching the Top Five on the rock charts. But it wasn't Petty's first foray into reggae. He'd been a fan of the music since the Seventies, and he "tried to put some kind of reggae thing" into the second Mudcrutch single, "Depot Street," from 1975. "I don't think we were really successful," he said later.
"Depot Street" (Mudcrutch)
"Don't Pull Me Over" (Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers)
"Last Night" (Traveling Wilburys)
The reggae-tinged "Last Night" is one of two songs on Vol. 1 where the youngest Traveling Wilbury sings lead vocals. The buoyant tune, which tells the story of a guy who has a one-night stand with a woman who robs him at knifepoint, ended up reaching the Top Five on the rock charts. But it wasn't Petty's first foray into reggae. He'd been a fan of the music since the Seventies, and he "tried to put some kind of reggae thing" into the second Mudcrutch single, "Depot Street," from 1975. "I don't think we were really successful," he said later.
"Depot Street" (Mudcrutch)
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