Right now, I'm listening to my internal sound track. It's been stuck on Tom Petty for the past several weeks.
TRULY very sad how
Tommy suffered and died and the end. Man had a broken hip he refused to stop for repair surgery until he completed a tour not wanting to let down his fans by cancelling any shows. He died because of that desicion he made.
Wife and I really liked everything
Petty did but never got to see him LIVE in concert and we were so lucky enough, from our teens years on that we got to see probably 90% of the
classic rock +
country bands who were popular or at the top of the charts from the late 1960s thru mid 1980s.
We saw just about everyone from
Grateful Dead/The Eagles/Doobies/original Grand Funk Railroad/Baker Gurvits Army/Frank Zappa/Pink Floyd/Hot Tuna /Outlaws
/Skynyrd /ABB /Marshal Tucker/Foghat/ARS/Blue Oyster Cult/Wishbone Ash/Emerson-Lake-Palmer/BOA/Elvin Bishop /Montrose/Rory Gallagher/DaveMason/Traffic/BadCompany/Mott the Hoope/Uriah Heep (my true rock favorites - Humble Pie with and without
Frampton). On and on........way too many
to list even with all I typed already.
We just loved the Travelling Wilburys that Tom Petty was a big part of. Also loved the
Highwaymen -
Waylon/
Johnny Cash/ Kristofferson/ Willie Nelson/ Especially liked the work
Tom Petty did from time to time with
BYRDS founding member
Roger McGuinn and then on
McGuinn's hit album
Back From Rio in the 90s. The song
King of The Hill was the popular one they released to radio at the time.