Join Kevin Brown as he digs into Tom Petty's catalogue, starting with the first track from the debut Heartbreakers album, all the way through to the final song from Hypnotic Eye. Along the way, there will be conversations with musicians, fans and people connected with or inspired by Tom in some way. This podcast is in no way affiliated with the Tom Petty estate. more
Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 163 | Founded | 3 years ago |
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Number of Listeners | Categories | Music HistoryMusicMusic Commentary |
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I love this podcast! I’m a huge Tom Petty (& The Heartbreakers) fan! I really enjoy hearing the breaking down of each song and the random conversations sprinkled in. Truly appreciate this podcast!!
What a great podcast! As a lifelong Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers fan this show has become a must listen for me every week. Kevin is incredible knowledgeable and very easy to listen to. Give this show a try, you won’t regret it!
Bias alert: I’m a huge Tom Petty fan. The deep dives on the deep cuts is amazing. Highly recommend.
Talking about my favorite musician ever
Starting with Tom Petty’s first song from his first album, the host, Kevin Brown, takes the listener on an enthusiastic and chronological song by song journey into Petty’s decades spanning songbook. The episodes are expertly researched, masterfully delivered, and easily digested (most episodes are 10-15 minutes in duration). To maximize the experience, it is as is advisable to first listen to the song under review (even if you know it), then listen to Kevin’s discussion, and then listen to the... more
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