A MELLOW VIBE!!.| FIRST TIME HEARING Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers - Mary Janes Last Dance REACTION

[@kenharness]

Can we just take a moment to appreciate Kim Basinger's ability to play a corpse, no matter what Tom is doing to her?

[@rebo2610]

That WAS her, wasn't it? Amazing! She was great.

[@mattroxursoul]

Would stealing her body and dressing her up to dance really be wrong? Well probably

[@jameslingenfelter3468]

what?

[@morehamsandwich]

@@mattroxursoul would be a fun 12 hours before she started to stank

[@sarahherme2019]

I LITERALLY SPIT MY DRINK OUT 😂😂

[@gregmoquino7896]

Last Dance With Mary Jane Is about WEEEEED You know MARIJUANA!!!!!!

[@xScooterAZx]

It's about a corpse. lol

[@glenndowling8383]

@@xScooterAZxit’s about a corpse ON WEEEEED!

[@michelleedwards2636]

You have no idea how amazing Tom Petty is. I actually cried when he passed away. So many great songs that I can't even name them all. Thank goodness we still have his music to listen to, enjoy, and remember him by.

[@DM-kc5du]

Petty's death hit me harder than Bowie, Prince, or George Michael.

[@wendyreveyoso3731]

Same here 💖

[@ambert7614]

It got me too. Tom petty and I share our birthday.

[@thes3plan355]

Only celebrity death that’s made me cry

[@kellyrose53]

The only famous person I've ever cried over when they passed 😥

[@robertcraane7910]

I lost my wife 15 years ago. She committed suicide. She was 25, i was 38. I could not get ovrr losing her. I could imagine to take her home with me, dress her up. I am not a creep or a necropheliac, but I just was so sad about losing her forever. It took me years to get over her. In fact, just last week i was finally able to watch pictures i had of hrr and hang up a painting i once made of her. Its just a human reaction to a sudden loss at a terrible young age. Bless you Anne, hope to see you in heaven one day...i still love you!

[@NOLAgenX]

No collection of TP reactions can be contemplated without “Refugee” an absolute banger, and the beginning of my lifelong Tom Petty fandom back in 1979.

[@TabaquiJackal906]

YES

[@subwaygoddess1]

Yes! "Refugee" next!!!

[@sanigirlmpls3732]

Yes. Old Petty

[@mike74188]

Absolutely 💯

[@alexandervasel6845]

The first song I ever loved! Played it until the 8 track broke. Then got it on cassette lol

[@veganlion4328]

It's hard to live in a world without Tom Petty!♥️

[@kayakuprising5914]

:(

[@Shrykespeare]

Another one of rock's greatest recent losses. He was an icon from the 70's on. Miss him and his music so much. I hope you do "Don't Come Around Here No More" (just for the Alice in Wonderland-ish video!). "Running Down a Dream" and "Learning to Fly" are also fantastic songs. Fun fact - the part of Mary Jane in this video was played by actress Kim Basinger.

[@karensilvera6694]

My husband and I were just talking about him! We were on a 6 hour drive and one of his songs came on. Then we heard him on every rock station all weekend. Now Jordan and Amber are listening to him too. Freaky! It's so sad that he continues his tour with a broken hip. He was on stage performing with a broken hip! Who does that? He didn't want to disappoint his fans so he kept taking more pain medicine and sleep medicine. He also had emphysema so more medicine. I think he also had a heart condition too. Sucks! I really loved his music 🎶

[@douglasskinner6348]

Those are great songs.

[@kerrypierre9494]

Agree with you, all are great songs

[@Ydnic7481]

I was looking for the Kim reference 😃

[@jeremiahrose4681]

Interesting to no Kim...they don't know her?

[@linzzyy]

there is no bad Tom Petty song. I was fortunate enough to see him (from the second row!) 3 months before he passed I'm grateful to have heard this song, one of my favourites for sure

[@dennytaylor1005]

Tom Petty is the epitome of coolness. He used to always wear these dark sunglasses. He has many great songs in his catalogue ... among them "Breakdown" and his duet with Stevie Nicks "Stop Dragging My Heart". RIP Tom - you left us way too soon.

[@masterofsparkshwy6974]

He was one of the few to stand against super high album and concert ticket prices. He knew a teenager can't afford $300 to see a show ! When I was teen we were flipping and moaning over $10-12 a seat.

[@kengoodman7637]

Tom Petty is absolutely iconic. Decades of good music. Definitely check out his work with The Traveling Wilburys, every member is a legendary singer-songwriter. The music world's heart broke the day he passed away.

[@clflack1]

Along these lines you should try The Traveling Wilburys. It a Super group with Tom Petty, George Harrison(The Beatles), Roy Orbson, Bob Dylan, and Jeff Lynn( Electric Light Orchestra)...To me all of this groups music is great they only put out 2 Albums. The more common songs would be Handle With Care, End of the Line, or The Wilbury Twist.

[@gregorymoore2877]

Yes, but before you do Traveling Wilburys, you need to react to Roy Orbison. Songs are: "Crying" (1961 studio recording.) "Oh, Pretty Woman" (1964 studio recording.) Then you will be ready for The Traveling Wilburys. You want the videos for these songs, in this order: 1. "Handle With Care" 2. "End Of The Line" Everything will be more meaningful if you do these things in the order prescribed.

[@Teresia12]

Yesss!!!

[@davidtullis2810]

He is emulating his mentor Bob Dylan

[@sylmyl]

They need to get to know them separate first 😍

[@larsholzke8475]

Tom Petty is one of my most favourite musicians of my childhood. His music has a special rhythm.

[@abelincoln3287]

"RUNNING DOWN A DREAM", "REFUGE", "THE WAITING", "LEARNING TO FLY" all are must hear Tom Petty songs.

[@WoncoTheSane]

Yep, yep, yep, and yep.

[@jimmyfortrue3741]

"Running Down a Dream" is such a great cruising tune.

[@johnpenner2632]

Tom Petty was and will always be one of America's greatest songwriters. His catalog is extensive and there isn't a dud in the bunch. I am 62 and was around for his breakout album with the Heartbreakers- Damn The Torpedoes and was instantly a fan. He continued to drop iconic songs and perform right up until his tragic death. RIP Tom, you left us with a lot of songs that are timeless.

[@bigdavezilla]

"Don't Come Around Here No More" is another great TP + HB song. "Learning To Fly" is also a great song (not to be confused with the Pink Floyd or the Foo Fighters songs by the same name - three completely different songs).

[@alanbaum6690]

They should react to Petty's duet with Stevie Nicks of Learning to Fly

[@Renkk17]

Don't forget - You got Lucky - Don't do me like that! Stevie Nicks and Tom Petty singing "Stop dragging my heart around"

[@waynemurphy6708]

Don't come around here no more would be a good video for Hollow'een

[@heathermencer3759]

I agree. Don't Come Around Here No More is a great one and the video is one of their bests!

[@willdwyer6782]

Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers collaborated with David Stewart of The Eurythmics on Don't Come Around Here No More. Petty and Stewart share songwriter credit. Stewart played sitar and synthesizer and sang backing vocals.

[@ninline2000]

This is my favorite reaction to this song, by far. Another great video by Tom is "Don't Come Around Here No More." It's bizarre.

[@abelincoln3287]

I grew up with Tom Petty, he went to my high school (although a few years before me). He played all of the local bars and events. When he finally made it with his first release, I swore up and down that he hadn't, but we were hearing his music because he was a local boy. Was I ever wrong!

[@masterofsparkshwy6974]

First big hit I remember is Refugee, but he may have had earlier. What's earliest you remember?

[@blakerh]

He is one of the all time best musicians! Wish he were still with us.

[@abelincoln3287]

@@masterofsparkshwy6974 Breakdown was first hit, then American girl. I believe refuge came out in 1979 Damn the torpedoes, a real successful album

[@abelincoln3287]

@@blakerh I wish that too, I actually felt the loss when he died

[@masterofsparkshwy6974]

@@abelincoln3287 yeah...I didn't realize Breakdown was before Refugee...maybe I had heard it first ..my buddy has a CD called the Mudcrunch... know about it? It has a different recording of Breakdown, and some others. Sounds more garage recordings-like

[@Robbyrool]

When i first heard this song on the radio, I thought it was a new song by America. Someone told me it was Tom Petty, and I didn’t believe her. The harmony sounds just like the group America. You should check them out. They are among the great harmony rock groups. Eg: You can do magic, Ventura highway, I need you, Sister golden hair surprise, Daisy Jane, Lonely People, Tin Man, Horse with no name, The Border, …

[@thekenzosh]

Tom Petty had a huge and diverse catalog. Have fun with it. Runnin’ Down a Dream next, please?

[@tjt21]

Now y'all HAVE to listen to Tom Petty's "You don't know it feels' An awesome song that he plays the harmonica in❤

[@istari0]

Tom Petty is one of the legends of rock'n'roll. He had so many big hits but you would still need to dig deep into his catalogue to understand the extent of his brilliance.

[@alcapone7319]

Enjoyed Them in Concert at Alpine Valley (way back in the Day!)

[@susieterry9099]

Oh my gosh - it is absolutely astounding how many hit songs are in this man's catalog. The first time I heard him sing Refugee (on the radio), I literally thought it was Bob Dylan. Do you hear Dylan at all in his voice?

[@TheJoshuaPimentel]

YES!

[@tevforHim]

yes definitely… thought that many times

[@scapito]

💯

[@melodymcdonald2140]

Also get kind of a a Neil Young vibe...especially the harmonica.

[@marymarine4979]

I do.

[@jamesmasters3316]

Amber was right, this was one of Tom's later songs, this was a 1993 release. If you like Blues type songs with a harmonica check out a band from about the same time called Blues Traveler, Run Around.

[@dphalanx7465]

Yes, Blues Traveler! Anything from that fourth album; "Run-Around." is just the best of it.

[@Joedirt3349]

Hook is a stand out

[@anniesnyder3745]

One of the best videos ever. Kim Basinger was an “It” girl around this time, which made the video even more popular. Check out “Refugee,” his first major hit!

[@VictoriaCatLady]

She used to be married to Alec Baldwin

[@ITPalGame]

@@VictoriaCatLady How sad. He's a bitter, nasty, deluded, deranged extreme leftist.

[@markvanderstelt8999]

Fun Fact she was married to ALEC BALDWIN she was his first wife.

[@ITPalGame]

@@markvanderstelt8999 As already stated above

[@elizabethchristian727]

I'm sure it's been said- but it's about his last dance with marijuana, aka "Mary Jane". Fantastic and amazing song and RIP TP.

[@zendt66]

I notice you haven't covered anything yet by The Traveling Wilburys. This is a super group featuring Tom Petty, George Harrison, Bob Dylan, Roy Orbison and Jeff Lynne. They put out two albums (one of which was a Grammy winner) and their most notable songs (IMHO) are "End of the Line" and "Handle With Care".

[@gregorymoore2877]

Yes, but before you do Traveling Wilburys, you need to react to Roy Orbison. Songs are: "Crying" (1961 studio recording.) "Oh, Pretty Woman" (1964 studio recording.) Then you will be ready for The Traveling Wilburys. You want the videos for these songs, in this order: 1. "Handle With Care" 2. "End Of The Line" Everything will be more meaningful if you do these things in the order prescribed.

[@christopherhiggins2350]

I commented the same on their recent Dylan reaction. But they should first listen to songs by Harrison and Orbison so they have knowledge of everyone in the band before reacting.

[@gregorymoore2877]

@@christopherhiggins2350 They have reacted to "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" by The Beatles, so they have heard George Harrison as he is the writer and singer of that song. Not sure if they've made that connection. The last member of the Wilburys they haven't heard yet is Roy Orbison whom I have requested several times now.

[@sarahdee374]

yes, I concur about your top 2 choices. Maybe 'cause I'm 67 and looking with reality at the end of my line. Not morbid, just real, and the more we talk about it, the more we can accept that it REALLY will happen and we may as well make peace with it.

[@santanamauricio]

in my opinion the wilburys were more hype than substance, lame pop sound and 5 minute lyrics. just my opinion , a fan all the musicians individually, but this supergroup was a super dud. oh and a grammy isn't saying much, milli vanilli won a grammy

[@shawnk7832]

I think many of us always heard last dance with Mary Jane, one more time to kill the pain... was about Marijuana... and yep Amber got me!!! I've never seen the video!

[@stormy8207]

My favourite is I won't back down. I really enjoy his drawl. You will also find him in the supergroup The Traveling Wilburys with George Harrison, Roy Orbison, Bob Dylon and Jeff Lynn. If it freaks you out, consider that it could be allegorical. His relationship is dead.

[@ThatandCo]

George, Jeff and Ringo are in the video of I won't back down

[@newgrl]

I love that the dead body is Kim Basinger. She was everywhere in the late 80's and 90's. She played Eminem's mom in _8 Mile_ and was just amazing in _L.A. Confidential._

[@edwardpate6128]

She was and is beautiful.

[@buddystewart2020]

from songfacts - Petty never said what this song is about, but there are two common interpretations. It could be about Petty's divorce from his wife Jane, which happened a year before this was recorded. Another possibility is that it is about marijuana, as "Mary Jane" is slang for pot and the lyrics refer to killing the pain, which the drug is known for. Mike Campbell offered this explanation: "My take on it is it can be whatever you want it to be. A lot of people think it's a drug reference, and if that's what you want to think, it very well could be, but it could also just be a goodbye love song."

[@johnl6577]

Or its both... alot of people use substances to dull the pain of life including breakups.. but eventually they have to deal with reality. So to overcome the breakup you have to overcome the pain and quit using the things you used to dull the pain.

[@WilliamGreer]

It's about addiction. The way "one more time" brings it back to life.

[@writerjohnmcnally]

I’ve said this before: videos (regardless of how artful or interesting) are marketing tools to promote songs, and they often don’t have anything to do with the song’s meaning. Personally, I think it’s best to hear a song first before watching the video so that the video doesn’t overshadow the song.

[@kerrypierre9494]

I'm with ya, sometimes a bad video will take away from a good song

[@komments]

I prefer to see the live versions so I can see the musicians.

[@gypsyrocker]

Absolutely! I always want to hear the song first, I don't want the video to taint or distort my opinion of the song. I also don't like reading the lyrics before I hear a song either, but I can't figure that one out. lol

[@anthonymitchell8893]

and I've said it before this song aptly matches the video

[@andrew348]

That's a blanket statement that isn't always true but in this case it holds up...a lot of Rock and Roll music videos during the early MTV era should be seen after the live version or studio version of the songs are listened to...these music videos are completely different products than the songs. In this case I feel it takes away from the music for the first time listener.

[@SupernalOne]

Petty and his band were always good at bringing out the most attractice sounds from their instruments, the sweetly crunchy twang of ringing guitar chords

[@TheNewRevolution]

Tom Petty is an artist I haven't seen much of in the reaction vids. He's a crazy good song writer and is on a surprising number of records by other artists. He has a whole catalog of fantastic songs. A lot of reactors are sleeping on Tom Petty.

[@ghasenbuhler5156]

Oh my goodness! Talk a about an amazing rabbit hole to go down! So many wonderful songs by Tom Petty.

[@sandranettles4833]

This man has been my soulmate since 1979 in regards to music. I've been waiting for you 2 to react to Tom Petty. I cried for weeks when he died. Thank you for this

[@libbyrn8974]

When Tom died, I cried. I still cry for him. Music will never quite be the same again. I’ll feel the same when Willie goes.

[@OgreLXXV]

"Breakdown" is another great Petty song that has that mellow, bluesy vibe.

[@J_Gamble]

Yes! Man its hard to pick when they have so many great songs.

[@serpentsepia6638]

Kim Basinger is the girl in the video. She was in Batman, directed by Tim Burton. Even the video is Tim Burton-esque.

[@kimberlinibambini1988]

His song “You don’t know how it feels” has to be next- More fantastic harmonica! Also him snd Stevie Nicks duet “Stop draggin’ my heart around.” Please- you’ll love! No more scary at all Rob-😆 💜💙👍

[@mookie7688]

I second Stop Draggin' My Heart Around. Tom made Stevie Nicks an "Honorary Heartbreaker."

[@dougrussell5002]

I only saw Tom Petty live once, just a few months before he died. Hyde Park, London - Stevie Nicks also on the bill so of course she joined them on stage for Stop Draggin' My Heart Around. Made my day! 😁

[@marjolewis9405]

A year ago I went on chantix to quit smoking, it gives you very vivid dreams. One night, all night long in my dreams, Tom Petty followed me around singing that song. All night long Tom was my shadow.

[@mdolanwalker]

That or American Girl

[@judithdooley6153]

You Don't Know How It Feels is my favorite! You will love watching him play harmonica!

[@emeralctygrl]

The wedding dress scene is taken loosely from a scene in Great Expectations by Charles Dickens and Cold Moon by Charles Bukowski. The video won an award for Best Male Video in 1994.

[@robertlear2735]

I saw Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers in concert around 2003 at an outdoor concert in Kansas. The weather was perfect, the sound was perfect, Tom Petty was amazing and so likeable and cool. All in all it was a perfect night.

[@pammcmonigle9210]

Tom plays the harmonica around his neck while playing the guitar and singing!

[@macjam9090]

I bought 'American Girl' when it first came out in 1977 in England during the punk/ new wave era. I was at school and in England they were classed as a new wave band. Its still my favourite song by them and one of my all time favourite songs. Also try listening to the live version of Refugee.

[@scottfrench4139]

Yeah, it was first thought they were New Wave because of when they showed up. Boy, were they wrong!

[@williamtaube1411]

Strangely I was in California when I discovered Tom Petty and his You're Gonna Get It album. A long way from Gainesville, but bought every album he put out after that. My only regret is that I never saw them in concert.

[@notaaveragejoe]

So many great hits... At least 20 + solid hits.. #RIP #TomPetty

[@nancymartineau-bauman6018]

Tom Petty is one of my all time favorites to see in concert. I saw him 5 times, one was cancelled or it would have been 6. Absolutely was fantastic in concert, so fun to see. There are soooo many songs in his catalog for you to hear.

[@teddtarr]

Felt a chill run down my spine when she opened her eyes wide at the very end. -- a nice Hitchcockian touch.

[@kendixon7118]

Tom is playing the lead guitar and harmonica a multi talented person

[@bigbluelou1562]

Everyone mentions the big ones, and rightlfullyy so. But one I love almost as much as any is "Into the Great Wide Open". Check it out!

[@donstuard2546]

You guys have only heard 2 tom petty songs. There is a large catalog of his albums. He is always with his band the heartbreakers even when only his name is mentioned. One of his first hits is a song called breakdown from 1977. My favorite is a song called runnin down a dream. Cool songs. Miss tom greatly. RIP!

[@donnamiley6778]

This song is such a vibe. Especially when the harmonica and guitar harmonize.

[@oscarmao1]

Oh please react to "American Girl", its early and awesome TP. He wrote hits like almost nobody else (RIP) and his band the Heartbreakers are so great.

[@martymcflyinc.7433]

You guys are awesome. Here comes my girl and running down a dream are a must Tom Petty !!

[@chancel8165]

He always had a great vibe. Every song he wrote and performed. Love "You Don't Know How It Feels" Also check out some music he did when he teamed up with a few other GREAT artists: Roy Orbison, George Harrison of The Beatles and Bob Dylan. The group was called The Traveling Wilburys. Never hear too much about them anymore. All greats in their own right.

[@linzzyy]

One of the best "super groups" to have ever existed

[@hwickliff]

Toms Best Ever!

[@DianaJG8]

Actress Kim Bassinger does a GREAT job in this video! LOL You picked a good one pre-Halloween! And, yes, there is a double entendre to the name "Mary Jane". 😁

[@MrMambott]

At least someone knows what Last Dance with Mary Jane means 99% don't understand what the song/story is about because they are too young

[@RichardinNC1]

There's a boat load of great Tom Petty tunes, from Breakdown, American Girl, Refugee, Here Comes My Girl, Runnin Down A Dream, A Face In The Crowd, Learning To Fly, Room At The Top, Saving Grace, and many more. All mellow smooth bluesy rock & roll!

[@wandaminter9421]

Yes, he sounds southern..he is! A native of Gainesville Florida. He has a song, Southern Accents that is so moving. Heck, he has SO many great songs. If harmonica is your thing, check out You Don't Know How it Feels. A great duet with Stevie Nicks (apart from Stop Dragging My Heart Around) is Insider..just beautiful. Tom can ROCK, but will give you tender just as easily.

[@jennyleedanks-iq9mx]

This one of my favorite songs by him

[@C2JPUNK35]

You both have to react to these three Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers songs. Refugee, American Girl, and I Need To Know. All fantastic songs. Refugee is mellow but still rocking, while American Girl and I Need To Know are faster paced and have some very underrated guitar work.

[@kellygriffith1773]

“You don’t know how it feels “ is another good one from Tom Petty

[@mikeb3835]

"Into The Great Wide Open" and "You Don't know How It Feels" are some other great songs from Tom Petty.

[@rickstanley3124]

Breakdown live....the crowd takes over it is sooooooo coooool

[@ellendunsmore]

It's a metaphor...drugs, last dance with Mary Jane, yeah...and Kim BASINGER, limp, lol

[@mmcdonald6981]

My favorite Tom Petty song! Good show. Kim Basinger was soooo young in this one.

[@ronstoner1823]

Tom Petty's music career was fantastic! Yes that is southern twang, he was from Florida. A lot of people put him in the punk genre, I just call it gooooood rock and roll!

[@csconnie1]

Indiana girl here and I can't tell you how the crowd went crazy when he played this at the concert in Indy.....one of my favorite concerts. R.I.P..Tom

[@alanbrown3963]

As mentioned below. You two absolutely need to react to "Stop Draggin' My Heart Around". Written by Petty for Stevie Nicks, an awesome, amazing, fantastic duet with two super talented rock icons!! I have seen it suggested in the comments over and over. Please take the time to react. You will both LOVE it!!

[@lmagdangal4842]

So glad I got to see him live a couple of times

[@komments]

The best Petty song, by far, is Breakdown. But it is one of those songs that you have to blast! Turn the volume up on it! Petty was overshadowed but still excellent as a member of the Traveling Wilburys. A George Harrison (Beatles) super group that featured the greatest lyricist (Bob Dylan), one of the best vocalists of all time (Roy Orbison), Jeff Lynne (Electric Light Orchestra) and Jim Keltner on drums. Mary Jane is Marijuana.

[@foreveralone11w]

Breakdown is my favorite! Followed by American girl. Both are a total mood.

[@Inboden69]

As my guitar gently reaps with prince, and a host of other legends is a must react.

[@kimmycook2698]

You Got Lucky is my favorite Tom Petty tune. Running Down A Dream and Don't Come Around Here are also great.

[@CrazedLizetta]

Running down a Dream is the best on a road trip playlist!

[@robertcraane7910]

One of the greatest songs ever! So thank you 4 this one!

[@jonm1114]

Jay, you are correct about this being a later song. It was released in 1993, while the group had been going strong since the 1970s. As creepy as the video is, it won the 1994 MTV Video Music Award for Best Male Video. An unusual fact about this song is that it was first released as a cut on Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers Greatest Hits album. It was something of a treat for the fans to buy a greatest hits album and find that it included an entirely new song, and it was not misplaced as the song quickly made the charts and did become a big hit. So many great songs from Tom Petty, both solo and with the Heartbreakers, but one of my favorites is "Running Down a Dream".

[@kellylaflash1016]

That's actually been a rather common practice - to include a good new song on a greatest hits album. Kenny Rogers, Donna Summer, Paul Simon, Earth Wind & Fire, Abba and more have big hits that started out that way. 🙂

[@bryanblack526]

Running Down a Dream is a must from Tom.

[@rogeroran2911]

LOVE Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers. In my top 5 all time. Huge catalog and it’s all great and very diverse sounds.

[@teresagorden5984]

Tom Petty was one of best long time singer song writers from Gainsville, Fla. but moved to California to produce his many albums. He had a unique voice with a little twang in some songs. He was also a founding member of the Traveling Wilburys, with George Harrison, Jeff Lynne, Bob Dylan and the Voice.....Roy Orbison. They made a couple albums, but Tom Petty was a rock legend with his band the Heartbreakers. He put on great concerts, and sadly was gone too soon. RIP Tom Petty. I hope you are jamming with Roy. Duet with Stevie Nick's great song; Stop Draggin my Heart Around.

[@oilersfan3]

Running Down a Dream is a Tom Petty classic! If you like the harmonica then check out You Don't Know How It Feels!

[@theworldofron2712]

Tom petty is one of my favorite artists of all time. He is one of the greatest American song writers ever. Please go down this rabbit hole

[@trjbrew]

No words strong enough to express how much I love this song. It's even better when you match the lyrics and the video together and realize the relationship between the two characters.

[@jenos396]

Tom Petty & Heartbreakers are definitely worth exploring further. They can hold their with the big dogs.

[@georgiahouston8163]

another good one.. Stevie Nicks with Tom Petty, singing" stop dragging my heart around"

[@markvanderstelt8999]

ya tom gave that song to STEVIE

[@johnnyhawkins43]

Dont get no better then Tom Petty ! You know all of Florida misses him !

[@rogeroran2911]

Since you both love harmonica I’d say try Blues Traveler. The lead singer is an amazing harmonica player. Start with Runaround.

[@bluegrasskids52784]

The Mountains Win Again, Hook, But Anyway, Carolina Blues, Regarding Steven…

[@movieswithsammykitty]

I just commented this too! Truly great harmonica playing!

[@Tbirdhaynes]

He’s an American Icon and legend who has worked with pretty much everyone at one time or another. AND you wouldn’t know it from looking at him but he didn’t take shit from no one ESPECIALLY record labels and producers. He even fought other artists fight against their labels. He definitely did things his way or no way.

[@lisaberry862]

This is definitely my favorite Tom Petty song! And that's saying a lot considering how many great songs there are in his catalog. I first heard the song as I was pulling into my parking spot at work one morning. He tells such great stories in his songs, so I just sat in my car and listened until the end. I wasn't disappointed! Don't Come Around Here No More is another great song, with another great style, and I know Amber will love The Waiting! Love you guys! 💖🎸

[@KentucKid1]

One of the greats of his generation.

[@elizabethfranco1284]

Tom Petty and Jackson Browne were the top guys to listen to in the early 80’s This is my favorite of his The Waiting from 1981 is a good one. This hit was from 1983

[@erink695]

Best concert I ever attended. Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers hands down. RIP

[@Rasmuth]

Tom Petty is just brilliant, as are the Heartbreakers.

[@cmccracken5976]

FINALLY! Someone reacting to this song. My favorite song from Tom Petty. So sad when he died a few years ago

[@lindawulfkoenig4907]

Petty was a legend in his own time. Still keep his CDs in my car and play them regularly.

[@sharonthrockmorton26]

I listened to Tom Petty in high school. When my 2 daughters were in middle school all they asked for from Santa was Tom Petty cd’s. I think that says a lot about his music. RIP Tom

[@TrashPandaActual]

Tom Petty is a legend. It hit me really hard when he died; I grew up with his music. Caught me off guard. I don't think I've ever been driving without a Tom Petty song playing at some point, whether I put it on or the DJ picked it out. You should check out "American Girl." And if you want some great live Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, check out the Superbowl 42 halftime show. Best halftime show ever.

[@__Black_Sheep__]

This is in the top 5 songs of all time for sure.

[@crzyoldmn]

Also want to hear "Refugee" "American Girl" "I Wont Back Down" "Learning To Fly" "Into The Great Wide Open" "Even The Losers" "Free Fallin'" "Don't Do Me Like That" "Don't Come Around Here No More" "You Got Lucky" "LSD" "Runnin' Down A Dream" and many more.

[@jerlynneallison6361]

'Learning To Fly'!!!! Trust me!!!! 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@pattyestrada6]

Suggestion for The Traveling Wilburys “Handle With Care” “Not Alone Anymore”…It’s a supergroup consisting of George Harrison (The Beatles), Bob Dylan, Tom Petty, Roy Orbison, and Jeff Lynne (ELO).

[@marieneu264]

1:31 my best friend and roommate in college was from Indiana and we always screamed the first few lyrics from this song!!! Loved it!!!