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bitusa2012
Love a good cover. But there are just TOO many on this set given Petty’s own self penned greatness. Crazy Mama though, I can’t wait to hear this.
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bitusa2012
Love a good cover. But there are just TOO many on this set given Petty’s own self penned greatness. Crazy Mama though, I can’t wait to hear this.
It's JJ Cale's Crazy Mama. But Satisfaction is on there as well.
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bitusa2012
Love a good cover. But there are just TOO many on this set given Petty’s own self penned greatness. Crazy Mama though, I can’t wait to hear this.
It's JJ Cale's Crazy Mama. But Satisfaction is on there as well.
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bitusa2012
Love a good cover. But there are just TOO many on this set given Petty’s own self penned greatness. Crazy Mama though, I can’t wait to hear this.
It's JJ Cale's Crazy Mama. But Satisfaction is on there as well.
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bitusa2012
Love a good cover. But there are just TOO many on this set given Petty’s own self penned greatness. Crazy Mama though, I can’t wait to hear this.
It's JJ Cale's Crazy Mama. But Satisfaction is on there as well.
This is not the same as the Stones' song?
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marcovandereijk
Basically Petty is paying hommage to all his influences. The Stones being one of them.
The Heartbreakers are a fine coverband. It's a nice album, with no really outstanding
performances. Mike's interpretation of Keith' wild solo on It's all over now shows us
how great Keith really is.
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slewan
interessting track list (but the 4 CD set ist somehow overpriced)
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slewan
Tom Petty's version of 'Boogie Chillen' featuring John Lee Hooker is much better than the Rolling Stones' version at Atlantic City 89
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Tom Petty's version of 'Boogie Chillen' featuring John Lee Hooker is much better than the Rolling Stones' version at Atlantic City 89
The aimlessness of that version had a lot to do with [checks notes] John Lee Hooker himself!
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slewan
Tom Petty's version of 'Boogie Chillen' featuring John Lee Hooker is much better than the Rolling Stones' version at Atlantic City 89
The aimlessness of that version had a lot to do with [checks notes] John Lee Hooker himself!
At that point John Lee was playing with the Lord more than the band.
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slewan
Tom Petty's version of 'Boogie Chillen' featuring John Lee Hooker is much better than the Rolling Stones' version at Atlantic City 89
The aimlessness of that version had a lot to do with [checks notes] John Lee Hooker himself!
At that point John Lee was playing with the Lord more than the band.
JLH died in '01.
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slewan
Tom Petty's version of 'Boogie Chillen' featuring John Lee Hooker is much better than the Rolling Stones' version at Atlantic City 89
The aimlessness of that version had a lot to do with [checks notes] John Lee Hooker himself!
At that point John Lee was playing with the Lord more than the band.
JLH died in '01.
I know. I saw him somewhere between 97 & his passing. Also, before. First time he was great, the last time not so much.