Jakob Dylan and Andy Slater On How Tom Petty's Final Interview Shaped 'Echo In The Canyon'

[@RussellsServicePlumbingMorris]

Love the film . I found it on Netflix and have watched it several times, plus some of the covers are now on my Playlist, never my love is my favorite with Norah Jones. I saw Tom Petty in Chicago for his last tour 2-3 weeks before he passed It's so sad to me that he's gone but at least he left his art which I grew up with and still coming across songs that I now listen to from a different perspective than when I first started listening to him in later 80's. Thanks for your work on this great project and hopefully you will be doing the next few years, 67-69 When you start filming will hopefully be soon

[@liftlockcitygal]

Thank you so much for this documentary. I am a child of the 60's. To this day I still love all this great music. For me the 60's and 70's were the best era.

[@jenniferbaragar8254]

I have watched Echo many times. Lovely, absolutely lovely. My thanks!

[@namcat53]

Great film, many echoes from that canyon. THANKS!

[@nancykane8680]

I have to find this . . To watch it somewhere Thank you Jakob

[@Highland804]

Warren Zevon. Love. Love the film, too. I've seen it 3 times since it came out, in Los Angeles. Also had the Q&A with Andrew & Jakob, followed by EchoInTheCanyonBand performing some songs from that era...and "The Waiting" by TPATH.

[@HeyJudie]

Jakob, still sexy. Still has good taste in hats.

[@killbotkane8587]

Shapiro's DEAD Cat right??? Bet he smells good too 🥰🤤

[@whispjohn]

I was 8 years old in 1960 and I doubt that there was any other decade as far as music went, in England during the 1950s it was a black and white miserable time. I remember playing on what we called "bomb sites" after the war. lots of cities and towns were boombed out back then and it was grim. Along came 4 young guys from Liverpool and shook the world, you cannot imagine what hearing She loves you blasting out of the transistor radio did, it was like a breath of fresh air. They just made hit after hit, we knew little about American bands until around 1966. I was a fan of the Beach boys and the Byrds, someone gave me a Buffalo Springfield album and I was blown away by that. My brother bought Freak Out by Frank Zappa, a double album, he was 13, we played that so much I used to sing Who are the Brain Police from that album and laughed a lot at Suzy Creamcheese. I have watched the Echo in the Canyon movie weekly since I discovered it, fabulous music and a great concert.

[@lindakarnes8235]

This is the first time I have seen Jakob Dylan...He looks very uncomfortable. I thought he would be more animated...I have loved his Father since we were young...I can love the things about his father that he can’t...I enjoyed the interview...

[@nickhorton785]

What a film

[@toastoftowne1076]

This was painful

[@hookywookywithmalarkyman704]

Is jacob left handed any one ?

[@seurynck]

The interviewer is really bad. He doesn't listen. His focus is on reading his next question or telling stories about himself. Lame!