nurktwin

10/27/17
TPATH
 

10/26/17
TPATH & Stevie Nicks
 

10/28/17
TPATH
 

https://www.yahoo.com/music/flashback-bob-dylan-tom-petty-162718198.html
Here is the concert.
 

https://www.yahoo.com/music/paul-mccartney-remembers-apos-truly-153747619.html

Here's a past performance that you'll love. Put it on full screen and crank up the sound. Enjoy the show!
 

https://www.spin.com/2017/10/bob-dylan-tom-petty-learning-to-fly-cover-live-watch/?utm_source=yahoo&utm_medium=syndication

10/17/17
TPATH
 

https://www.spin.com/2017/10/bob-dylan-tom-petty-learning-to-fly-cover-live-watch/?utm_source=yahoo&utm_medium=syndication

Thanks for that!

https://www.spin.com/2017/10/bob-dylan-tom-petty-learning-to-fly-cover-live-watch/?utm_source=yahoo&utm_medium=syndication

https://www.spin.com/2017/10/bob-dylan-tom-petty-learning-to-fly-cover-live-watch/?utm_source=yahoo&utm_medium=syndication

I have a few things that I cherish. A lot of guitar picks, Autographs on books and DVD's, extra covers that Tom signed and gave out to a few people. I also have 1 of the 1000 made Tom Petty Rickenbacker 660/12 signature models. One of my favs is a RIC 360/12V64 George Harrison model that I tried to get George to sign and sent him the pickguard to sign and included return envelope and postage. Sadly he passed away before I ever got it back. Later on I took a pickguard with me to Seattle and a few of us drove to the Gorge to see TPATH play. We were there bright and early sitting in the grass on the hill overlooking the stage and river and drinking beer! About 2 or 3 in the afternoon, I made a call to Chinner and he said "What the hell are you doing up there, come down to the gate and I'll meet you there in 5 minutes", So we went down to the gate. Chinner was already there and told the gate keeper to open up and let us in. We went to the stage and BS'd while he was working. I told him I had a pickguard that I wanted to get signed and he asked if I wanted just Tom or the whole band, and I didn't know. I finally said lets get the whole band and we did!!!! So now that George Harrison RIC is signed by TPATH and is my favorite guitar. I also have an autographed Fender Tele by Mike Campbell that he signed at Cozy's in LA (Sherman Oaks I think). I'm sure there are other things I'm forgetting right now, but those are a few of my prized possessions. But, most important to me are the memories and meeting people from the Farm to share those exciting times together.

I have a few things that I cherish. A lot of guitar picks, Autographs on books and DVD's, extra covers that Tom signed and gave out to a few people. I also have 1 of the 1000 made Tom Petty Rickenbacker 660/12 signature models. One of my favs is a RIC 360/12V64 George Harrison model that I tried to get George to sign and sent him the pickguard to sign and included return envelope and postage. Sadly he passed away before I ever got it back. Later on I took a pickguard with me to Seattle and a few of us drove to the Gorge to see TPATH play. We were there bright and early sitting in the grass on the hill overlooking the stage and river and drinking beer! About 2 or 3 in the afternoon, I made a call to Chinner and he said "What the hell are you doing up there, come down to the gate and I'll meet you there in 5 minutes", So we went down to the gate. Chinner was already there and told the gate keeper to open up and let us in. We went to the stage and BS'd while he was working. I told him I had a pickguard that I wanted to get signed and he asked if I wanted just Tom or the whole band, and I didn't know. I finally said lets get the whole band and we did!!!! So now that George Harrison RIC is signed by TPATH and is my favorite guitar. I also have an autographed Fender Tele by Mike Campbell that he signed at Cozy's in LA (Sherman Oaks I think). I'm sure there are other things I'm forgetting right now, but those are a few of my prized possessions. But, most important to me are the memories and meeting people from the Farm to share those exciting times together.

I have a few things that I cherish. A lot of guitar picks, Autographs on books and DVD's, extra covers that Tom signed and gave out to a few people. I also have 1 of the 1000 made Tom Petty Rickenbacker 660/12 signature models. One of my favs is a RIC 360/12V64 George Harrison model that I tried to get George to sign and sent him the pickguard to sign and included return envelope and postage. Sadly he passed away before I ever got it back. Later on I took a pickguard with me to Seattle and a few of us drove to the Gorge to see TPATH play. We were there bright and early sitting in the grass on the hill overlooking the stage and river and drinking beer! About 2 or 3 in the afternoon, I made a call to Chinner and he said "What the hell are you doing up there, come down to the gate and I'll meet you there in 5 minutes", So we went down to the gate. Chinner was already there and told the gate keeper to open up and let us in. We went to the stage and BS'd while he was working. I told him I had a pickguard that I wanted to get signed and he asked if I wanted just Tom or the whole band, and I didn't know. I finally said lets get the whole band and we did!!!! So now that George Harrison RIC is signed by TPATH and is my favorite guitar. I also have an autographed Fender Tele by Mike Campbell that he signed at Cozy's in LA (Sherman Oaks I think). I'm sure there are other things I'm forgetting right now, but those are a few of my prized possessions. But, most important to me are the memories and meeting people from the Farm to share those exciting times together.

I have a few things that I cherish. A lot of guitar picks, Autographs on books and DVD's, extra covers that Tom signed and gave out to a few people. I also have 1 of the 1000 made Tom Petty Rickenbacker 660/12 signature models. One of my favs is a RIC 360/12V64 George Harrison model that I tried to get George to sign and sent him the pickguard to sign and included return envelope and postage. Sadly he passed away before I ever got it back. Later on I took a pickguard with me to Seattle and a few of us drove to the Gorge to see TPATH play. We were there bright and early sitting in the grass on the hill overlooking the stage and river and drinking beer! About 2 or 3 in the afternoon, I made a call to Chinner and he said "What the hell are you doing up there, come down to the gate and I'll meet you there in 5 minutes", So we went down to the gate. Chinner was already there and told the gate keeper to open up and let us in. We went to the stage and BS'd while he was working. I told him I had a pickguard that I wanted to get signed and he asked if I wanted just Tom or the whole band, and I didn't know. I finally said lets get the whole band and we did!!!! So now that George Harrison RIC is signed by TPATH and is my favorite guitar. I also have an autographed Fender Tele by Mike Campbell that he signed at Cozy's in LA (Sherman Oaks I think). I'm sure there are other things I'm forgetting right now, but those are a few of my prized possessions. But, most important to me are the memories and meeting people from the Farm to share those exciting times together.

This is the place to post your Prized Tom Petty possessions and tell a little story of how you got them. Before I start listing material things, I have to say that my most prized Petty possessions are not material at all, it's the fact that I have 40 years of TPATH music and have seen the band over 100 times. The memories of every new LP through the years, all those concerts and traveling across the country to get to them was just amazing. And the people I've met, well what can I say, they are the best! The memories are probably closest to my heart and I can't stop thinking of John Lennon's words "was it just a dream". I don't know, maybe after this life, it was just a dream. That remains to be seen.

I definitely think there should be a GH Vol 2, but only with TPATH songs from original LP's. Live tracks should be put on a separate LP of all great live songs. Mudcrutch should stay Mudcrutch, it's a separate band just like The Wilburys. So now you'd have 3 LP's in the works. (1) GH Vol 2,  (2) TPATH  Greatest Live Hits, a double LP.  (3) Mudcrutch Greatest Hits. Mixing Mudcrutch in with the TPATH LP's would cause a giant headache on payday!!!! You couldn't give Leadon and Marsh an equal part of the money, the same as the Heartbreakers, that's just wrong. A lot of things have to be considered before releasing all these LP's, books and whatever. A lot of people are going to want to get their hands in the pot, including lawyers. As much as I'd like to see these things come about ASAP, I think The Heartbreakers and Dana should get together for a series of meetings to discuss and plan their moves 1st.
 

The Heartbreakers, Bruce Springsteen, Stevie Nicks and more pay tribute to a genius craftsman who never stopped believing in the power of rock & roll
http://www.rollingstone.com/music/features/tom-petty-heartbreakers-springsteen-remember-late-friend-w509226

This is the place to post your Prized Tom Petty possessions and tell a little story of how you got them. Before I start listing material things, I have to say that my most prized Petty possessions are not material at all, it's the fact that I have 40 years of TPATH music and have seen the band over 100 times. The memories of every new LP through the years, all those concerts and traveling across the country to get to them was just amazing. And the people I've met, well what can I say, they are the best! The memories are probably closest to my heart and I can't stop thinking of John Lennon's words "was it just a dream". I don't know, maybe after this life, it was just a dream. That remains to be seen.