Tom Petty streams rare unreleased tracks from expanded Mojo reissue

Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers are streaming a pair of rare, unreleased tracks as part of the newly-available expanded edition of the 2010 blues album, “Mojo.”

Fans can now check out the band’s cover of the Sonny Boy Williamson II cover, “Help Me”, and an accompanying video unveiling newly-discovered footage of the group performing the song at their Los Angeles rehearsal space The Clubhouse, and audio of a second unreleased track from the sessions, “Mystery of Love.”

Arriving in sync with Petty’s October 20 birthday, the “Mojo: Extra Mojo Version” of the project includes the rare outtakes as exclusively featured on the streaming version of the set, which is also available in Dolby Atmos.

Launched with the lead single “Good Enough”, “Mojo” debuted at No. 1 on the US Billboard Top Rock Albums chart and at No. 2 on the Billboard Top 200; the band’s twelfth studio album showcased their melodic range – from Rock ‘n’ Roll, to Country, to electric and acoustic Blues, to classic moody ballads.

“With this album, I want to show other people what I hear with the band,” said Petty back in the day. “'Mojo' is where the band lives when it’s playing for itself.”

The standard edition of “Mojo” is also now available in a limited-edition translucent ruby red double vinyl LP pressing in the Tom Petty Store and select indie record stores, as well as in immersive Dolby Atmos and Spatial formats.

Petty passed away on October 2, 2017 at the age of 66 in a Santa Monica, CA hospital after being found unconscious and in cardiac arrest at his Malibu home.

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Tom Petty streams extended Fillmore performance of Van Morrison classic

Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers are streaming video of an extended performance of the 1964 Van Morrison classic, “Gloria”, from the “Live at the Fillmore 1997” release.

Petty and the band can be seen delivering the tune - originally recorded by Them - during their 20-night residency at the iconic San Francisco venue.

The Fillmore release features more covers than originals, paying tribute to the artists and songs that shaped Petty’s love of music as he was growing up; highlights include versions of tracks first recorded by Bob Dylan, J.J. Cale, The Rolling Stones, The Kinks, Everly Brothers, Bill Withers, Chuck Berry, and more, and guest appearances by The Byrds’ front man Roger McGuinn and blues legend John Lee Hooker.

The shows at the Fillmore ended up being some of the most joyful, honest, inspirational and prolific experiences of the band’s career, creating a unique bond between the group and their fans.

“We all feel this might be the highpoint of our time together as a group,” Petty told the crowd at the final show. “It’s going to be hard to get us off this stage tonight.”

“Live At The Fillmore 1997” is available in multiple configurations, including 2CD, 3LP, 4CD, 6 LP, digitally, and a 6LP Uber Deluxe Edition available exclusively on the Tom Petty webstore.

Get your copy of the live package here.


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Tom Petty streams part 2 of Fillmore House Band short film

Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers are streaming the second part of “The Fillmore House Band”, a short film documenting the group’s residency at the San Francisco, CA venue as heard on the recently-released package, “Live At The Fillmore 1997.”

Directed by Alison Tavel, the 11-minute short film – which follows part one – features previously-unreleased, never-before-seen footage from the Petty estate vaults, accompanied by interviews with The Heartbreakers filmed at the famed Clubhouse.

In addition to the performance footage, the film captures the excitement and camaraderie around the shows, giving fans yet another glimpse into the ambitious 20-night residency at the iconic San Francisco venue.

“The Fillmore, it’s an event. It’s a place in time,” says pianist Benmont Tench.

“You feel the history, you feel the ghosts, and you feel the magic that’s sort of happened,” adds guitarist Mike Campbell, “it’s sort of dripping on the walls.”

The 2022 release of the Fillmore album features more covers than originals, paying tribute to the artists and songs that shaped Petty’s love of music as he was growing up; highlights include versions of tracks first recorded by Bob Dylan, The Rolling Stones, The Kinks, Everly Brothers, Bill Withers, Chuck Berry, and more, and guest appearances by Roger McGuinn of The Byrds and blues legend John Lee Hooker.

“Live At the Fillmore 1997” is available in multiple configurations, including 2CD, 3LP, 4CD, 6 LP, digitally, and a 6LP Uber Deluxe Edition available exclusively on the Tom Petty webstore.

Get your copy of the live package here.


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Tom Petty shares lyric video for Fillmore performance of Runnin’ Down A Dream

Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers are sharing a lyric video for the live version of the singer's 1989 classic, “Runnin’ Down A Dream”, from the recently-released album, “Live at the Fillmore 1997.”

Audio from the performance of the second single from Petty’s solo debut, “Full Moon Fever”, was captured during the band’s 20-night residency at the famed venue in San Francisco, CA as they delivered unique setlists during every night of the series.

The 2022 release of the Fillmore album features more covers than originals, paying tribute to the artists and songs that shaped Petty’s love of music as he was growing up; highlights include versions of tracks first recorded by Bob Dylan, The Rolling Stones, The Kinks, Everly Brothers, Bill Withers, Chuck Berry, and more, and guest appearances by Roger McGuinn of The Byrds and blues legend John Lee Hooker.

“Live at the Fillmore 1997” is now available in multiple configurations, including 2CD, 3LP, 4CD, 6 LP, digitally, and a 6LP Uber Deluxe Edition available exclusively on the Tom Petty webstore.

Get your copy of the live package here.


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Tom Petty streams video for live acoustic version of American Girl

Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers are streaming a video for the live acoustic version of their 1976 classic, “American Girl”, from the newly-released album, “Live at the Fillmore 1997.”

The black and white video from co-directors Adria Petty and Jacques Naudé features audio of the performance as the soundtrack to the clip, which sees lead dancer and choreographer Maya Taylor with dancers Anna Iosipiv, Akane Little and Laura Aronoff as the camera moves through city streets, inside empty warehouses and atop buildings, exploring the lives of diverse characters.

“American Girl” was originally issued as the second single from the band’s self-titled debut album, which featured the US Top 40 hit, “Breakdown.”

“...it was the start of writing about people who are longing for something else in life, something better than they have," said Tom about the song.

“Live at the Fillmore 1997” captures Petty And The Heartbreakers during the last six nights of a 20-show residency at the legendary Fillmore in San Francisco, CA in the period following their 1996 soundtrack record, “Songs and Music from ‘She's The One’".

You can stream the full live album here and get your own copy here.


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Tom Petty streams new album Live At The Fillmore 1997

Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers are streaming audio of their new album, “Live at the Fillmore 1997”, in sync with its release on November 25.

The project captures the band during the last six nights of a 20-show residency at the legendary Fillmore in San Francisco, CA in the period following their 1996 soundtrack record, “Songs and Music from ‘She's The One’".

The Fillmore album features more covers than originals, paying tribute to the artists and songs that shaped Petty’s love of music as he was growing up; highlights include versions of tracks first recorded by Bob Dylan, J.J. Cale, The Rolling Stones, The Kinks, Everly Brothers, Bill Withers, Chuck Berry, and more, and guest appearances by The Byrds’ frontman Roger McGuinn and blues legend John Lee Hooker.

The shows at the Fillmore ended up being some of the most joyful, honest, inspirational and prolific experiences of the band’s career, creating a unique bond between the group and their fans.

“We all feel this might be the highpoint of our time together as a group,” Petty told the crowd at the final show. “It’s going to be hard to get us off this stage tonight.”

“Live at the Fillmore 1997” is now available in multiple configurations, including 2CD, 3LP, 4CD, 6 LP, digitally, and a 6LP Uber Deluxe Edition available exclusively on the Tom Petty webstore.

Get your copy of the new live album here.


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Tom Petty shares 1997 Fillmore performance of JJ Cale classic Call Me The Breeze

Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers are sharing an animated video of their performance of the 1972 JJ Cale classic, “Call Me The Breeze”, from the forthcoming release of “Live at the Fillmore 1997.”

The full music video was directed and animated by Emmy Award-winning Jeff Scher, whose collection of work is displayed in a number of prominent galleries, including New York City’s Museum of Modern Art.

Due November 25, the project captures the band during the last six nights of a 20-show residency at the legendary Fillmore in San Francisco, CA in the period following their 1996 soundtrack record, “Songs and Music from ‘She's The One."

The Fillmore album features more covers than originals, paying tribute to the artists and songs that shaped Petty’s love of music as he was growing up; highlights include versions of tracks first recorded by Bob Dylan, The Rolling Stones, The Kinks, Everly Brothers, Bill Withers, Chuck Berry, and more, and guest appearances by The Byrds’ front man Roger McGuinn and blues legend John Lee Hooker.

“Live at the Fillmore 1997” will be available in multiple configurations, including 2CD, 3LP, 4CD, 6 LP, digitally, and a 6LP Uber Deluxe Edition available exclusively on the Tom Petty webstore.

Get your copy of the live package here.


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Tom Petty tops the hennemusic Hot 10

Tom Petty tops this week’s hennemusic Hot 10.

Petty And The Heartbreakers are sharing audio of a stripped-down performance of “I Won’t Back Down” from the forthcoming release of “Live at the Fillmore 1997.”

Read all about it and check out the live recording in this week’s top story!

The HH10 is a list of the most-viewed rock news stories in the past week by hennemusic readers.

For a full list of hennemusic Hot 10 charts, check out the archives here.

hennemusic Hot 10
week ending October 23, 2022

01 – Tom Petty shares 1997 Fillmore performance of I Won’t Back Down
02 – Heart guitarist Nancy Wilson selling off music gear via Reverb
03 – Sammy Hagar releases Father Time video
04 – Motley Crue and Def Leppard announce 2023 world tour
05 – Neil Young And Crazy Horse share new song Break The Chain
06 – The Eagles announce first Hotel California 2023 tour dates
07 – KISS stream 1982 live soundboard recording of I Love It Loud
08 – KISS stream Off The Soundboard Live In Des Moines 1977
09 – Judas Priest perform 1976 rarity Genocide for first time in 40 years
10 – Tom Petty streams Fillmore House Band short film

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Tom Petty streams Fillmore House Band short film

Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers are streaming “The Fillmore House Band”, a short film documenting the group’s residency at the San Francisco, CA venue as heard on the forthcoming package, “Live At The Fillmore 1997.”

Right from the start, the footage sets the vibe of the live series as fans can be seen arriving at the club, with some discovering for the first time that the band will be performing different set lists during each night of the 20-show run, with more details and video snippets of several songs featured along the away.

Due November 25, “Live At The Fillmore 1997” features more covers than originals, paying tribute to the artists and songs that shaped Petty’s love of music as he was growing up; highlights include versions of tracks first recorded by Bob Dylan, J.J. Cale, The Rolling Stones, The Kinks, Everly Brothers, Bill Withers, Chuck Berry, and more, and guest appearances by The Byrds’ front man Roger McGuinn and blues legend John Lee Hooker.

The shows at the Fillmore ended up being some of the most joyful, honest, inspirational and prolific experiences of the band’s career, creating a unique bond between the group and their fans.

“We all feel this might be the highpoint of our time together as a group,” Petty told the crowd at the final show. “It’s going to be hard to get us off this stage tonight.”

“Live at the Fillmore 1997” will be available in multiple configurations, including 2CD, 3LP, 4CD, 6 LP, digitally, and a 6LP Uber Deluxe Edition available exclusively on the Tom Petty webstore.

Get your copy of the live package here.


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Tom Petty shares 1997 Fillmore performance of I Won’t Back Down
Eddie Vedder and Stevie Nicks lead Tom Petty tributes at Ohana Festival
Tom Petty estate details Live At The Fillmore 1997 release
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Tom Petty shares 1997 Fillmore performance of I Won’t Back Down

Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers are sharing audio of a stripped-down performance of “I Won’t Back Down” from the forthcoming release of “Live at the Fillmore 1997.”

Due November 25, the project captures the band during the last six nights of a 20-show residency at the legendary Fillmore in San Francisco, CA in the period following their 1996 soundtrack record, “Songs and Music from ‘She's The One’".

The Fillmore album features more covers than originals, paying tribute to the artists and songs that shaped Petty’s love of music as he was growing up; highlights include versions of tracks first recorded by Bob Dylan, J.J. Cale, The Rolling Stones, The Kinks, Everly Brothers, Bill Withers, Chuck Berry, and more, and guest appearances by The Byrds’ front man Roger McGuinn and blues legend John Lee Hooker.

“Live at the Fillmore 1997” will be available in multiple configurations, including 2CD, 3LP, 4CD, 6 LP, digitally, and a 6LP Uber Deluxe Edition available exclusively on the Tom Petty webstore.

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Eddie Vedder and Stevie Nicks lead Tom Petty tributes at Ohana Festival

Eddie Vedder and Stevie Nicks were among the artists that performed Tom Petty songs at the Pearl Jam rocker’s Ohana Festival this past weekend in sync with the 5th anniversary of the passing of the Florida singer.

Petty passed away on October 2, 2017 at the age of 66 in a Santa Monica, CA hospital after being found unconscious and in cardiac arrest at his Malibu home.

During her September 30 opening night headline set, Nicks shared the story of how Petty had written “Stop Draggin’ My Heart Around” before recording it as a duet with her for inclusion on her 1981 solo debut, “Bella Donna”, where it went on to become the project’s lead single and a US Top 5 hit.

As Nicks and her band kicked into the song, Vedder arrived on stage to deliver Petty’s vocal parts to the delight of the crowd.

The next day, Mike Campbell & The Dirty Knobs played three Petty songs during their set, including “Fault Lines”, “Even The Losers” and “Runnin Down A Dream.”

When Vedder took the stage for his October 1 headline set, he and his band The Earthlings were joined by Campbell for Petty’s “Room At The Top” before the singer recounted how happy he was to have performed with Nicks’ the night before, and then he shared his thoughts on Petty, telling the crowd: “Tomorrow would be five years since we all lost this guy that was a part of our lives; we all lost Tom, and I think about him all the time, as we all do. But I just keep reminding ourselves how grateful we can be because we still have his voice in our head and the songs are in us, and we can play them loud and we can still hear him.

“And tonight, we’re just so fortunate because we also have legendary Heartbreaker Mr. Mike Campbell on the guitar with us tonight. Mike Campbell & The Dirty Knobs played on this stage today … we got to hear a little Tom already …it's turning into Tomfest this weekend and I couldn’t be happier.”

Vedder, Campbell and the band then launched into Petty’s 1981 classic, “The Waiting.”

Fan filmed video of Petty tracks from each of three artist’s sets has surfaced online.





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Tom Petty estate details Live At The Fillmore 1997 release

Tom Petty’s estate is sharing details of the forthcoming release of a new Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers package, “Live at the Fillmore 1997.”

Due November 25, the project captures the band during the last six nights of a 20-show residency at the legendary Fillmore in San Francisco, CA in the period following their 1996 soundtrack record, “Songs and Music from ‘She's The One’".

The Fillmore album features more covers than originals, paying tribute to the artists and songs that shaped Petty’s love of music as he was growing up; highlights include versions of tracks first recorded by Bob Dylan, J.J. Cale, The Rolling Stones, The Kinks, Everly Brothers, Bill Withers, Chuck Berry, and more, and guest appearances by The Byrds’ front man Roger McGuinn and blues legend John Lee Hooker.

The shows at the Fillmore ended up being some of the most joyful, honest, inspirational and prolific experiences of the band’s career, creating a unique bond between the group and their fans.

“We all feel this might be the highpoint of our time together as a group,” Petty told the crowd at the final show. “It’s going to be hard to get us off this stage tonight.”

“Live at the Fillmore 1997” will be available in multiple configurations, including 2CD, 3LP, 4CD, 6 LP, digitally, and a 6LP Uber Deluxe Edition available exclusively on the Tom Petty webstore.

The project is being previewed with a video for the Fillmore live version of “Listen To Her Heart”, a song that originally appeared on the band’s second album, 1978’s “You're Gonna Get It!”

Petty passed away in 2017 at the age of 66 in a Santa Monica, CA hospital after being found unconscious and in cardiac arrest at his Malibu home.

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Eddie Vedder joined by Benmont Tench for Tom Petty classics in Los Angeles

Eddie Vedder was joined by Heartbreakers keyboardist Benmont Tench for a pair of Tom Petty classics during his February 25 show at the YouTube Theater in Los Angeles, CA.

On the road in support of his new album, “Earthling”, the Pearl Jam rocker welcomed Tench to the stage – according to setlist.fm – for a version of Petty’s 1996 “Echo” track, “Room At The Top”, and later, the 1981 smash, “The Waiting.”

The keyboardist was also on board for “Long Way” – the 2022 album’s lead single which features Tench, as well as Pearl Jam’s “Better Man”, and covers of Marvin Gaye’s “Baby Don’t You Do It” and George Harrison’s “Isn’t It A Pity.”

The Los Angeles event was one of two shows that Vedder rescheduled about 10 days after their original dates due to a COVID-19 outbreak in his touring party; the month-long series wrapped up in San Diego, CA on February 27.

“Earthling” recently debuted at No. 1 on Billboard’s Current Albums Sales, Album Sales and Rock Albums charts.

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Tom Petty honored with music degree from University Of Florida

Tom Petty has been honored with a posthumous doctoral degree in music from the University of Florida.

According to TampaBay.com, the trustees at the school voted unanimously at a December 3 board meeting to recognize the Petty’s enduring legacy.

University provost Joseph Glover read a motion to award Thomas Earl Petty, the Gainesville-born rock icon who died in 2017, a posthumous doctoral degree in music.

“(He’s) widely considered among the most distinctive and influential musicians over the past 50 years,” said Glover. “His presence remains significant as seen by abundant radio airplay and the popularity of events such as the Tom Petty birthday bash held in Gainesville. On the UF campus, Petty’s famous ‘I Won’t Back Down’ has become a mantra at athletic events.”

“This honor was a dream of Tom’s,” shared his social media team. “Congratulations Dr. Tom Petty.”

The singer – who was never enrolled at the school but did work as a groundskeeper there in his early years – previously received a Distinguished Achievement Award in 2006 from the university.

Fans of the school’s Florida Gators football team paid tribute to Petty by singing along to his 1989 classic, “I Won’t Back Down”, the weekend following his passing.

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Tom Petty streams Wildflowers documentary

Tom Petty’s team are streaming a documentary about the making of his 1994 album, “Wildflowers.”

Directed by Mary Wharton and now available in 4K resolution as part of the YouTube Originals series, “Tom Petty, Somewhere You Feel Free: The Making of Wildflowers” offers an intimate look into the making of the rocker’s second solo effort through the period of 1993-1995 as he worked with producer Rick Rubin for the first time.

The film presents archival footage of Petty and his band in the recording studio, behind-the-scenes on tour, and at home with his family, and includes never-before-seen video from a newly discovered archive of 16mm film, as well as new interviews with "Wildflowers" co-producer and Heartbreakers guitarist Mike Campbell along with Heartbreakers keyboardist Benmont Tench, and many more.

The project – which won the 2021 SXSW Audience Award, and Best Documentary Film at the Boulder Film Festival, ahead of its debut in cinemas last month in sync with Petty’s birthday – comes on the heels of the release of a 2020 series of expanded editions of the 1994 record, which Petty wrote and recorded as a double album before his record label convinced him to trim it back to a single record; almost two decades later, “Wildflowers & All The Rest” delivered the second half of the album as originally intended.

Petty passed away in October of 2017 at the age of 66 in a Santa Monica, CA hospital after being found unconscious and in cardiac arrest at his Malibu home.

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Tom Petty Wildflowers documentary coming to YouTube

Tom Petty’s team have announced that a documentary about the making of his 1994 album, “Wildflowers”, is coming to YouTube next month.

Following its premiere last week in cinemas worldwide, “Tom Petty, Somewhere You Feel Free: The Making of Wildflowers” will be streaming worldwide on November 11th for free in 4K resolution as part of the YouTube Originals series.

Directed by Mary Wharton, the project offers an intimate look into the making of the rocker’s second solo effort through the period of 1993-1995 as he worked with producer Rick Rubin for the first time.

The film presents archival footage of Petty and his band in the recording studio, behind-the-scenes on tour, and at home with his family, and includes never-before-seen video from a newly discovered archive of 16mm film, as well as new interviews with Wildflowers co-producer and Heartbreakers guitarist Mike Campbell along with Heartbreakers keyboardist Benmont Tench, and many more.

The documentary comes on the heels of the release of a 2020 series of expanded editions of the 1994 record, which Petty wrote and recorded as a double album before his record label convinced him to trim it back to a single record; almost two decades later, “Wildflowers & All The Rest” delivered the second half of the album as originally intended.

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Tom Petty Wildflowers documentary to screen in cinemas worldwide

A new Tom Petty documentary about the making of his 1994 album, “Wildflowers”, will premiere in cinemas worldwide on October 20.

Directed by Mary Wharton, “Tom Petty, Somewhere You Feel Free: The Making of Wildflowers” offers an intimate look into the making of the rocker’s second solo effort through the period of 1993-1995 as he worked with legendary producer Rick Rubin for the first time.

The film presents archival footage of Petty and his band in the recording studio, behind-the-scenes on tour, and at home with his family, and includes never-before-seen video from a newly discovered archive of 16mm film, as well as new interviews with "Wildflowers" co-producer and Heartbreakers guitarist Mike Campbell along with Heartbreakers keyboardist Benmont Tench, and many more.

The documentary comes on the heels of the release of a 2020 series of expanded editions of the 1994 record, which Petty wrote and recorded as a double album before his record label convinced him to trim it back to a single record; almost two decades later, “Wildflowers & All The Rest” delivered the second half of the album as originally intended.

Winner of the 2021 SXSW Audience Award, and Best Documentary Film at the Boulder Film Festival, “Tom Petty, Somewhere You Feel Free: The Making of Wildflowers” will debut in cinemas in sync with Petty’s birthday on October 20, with encore screenings in select cinemas on October 21.

Tickets are on sale now at TomPettyFilm.com.

A first preview of the project sees Petty recording the track, “Only A Broken Heart”, with Rubin, Campbell, and Tench reflecting on the album and the recording process.

The documentary will also see a free worldwide release in full 4K resolution via YouTube Originals on Petty’s YouTube Channel later this year.

Petty passed away in October of 2017 at the age of 66 in a Santa Monica, CA hospital after being found unconscious and in cardiac arrest at his Malibu home.

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Tom Petty premieres Angel Dream No. 2 video

Tom Petty’s team are premiering an animated video for “Angel Dream (No. 2)”, the title track to the newly-available “reimagined” 25th anniversary edition of his soundtrack album, “Songs And Music From The Motion Picture “She’s The One.”

“In celebration of ‘Angel Dream’ being the #1 Current Rock Album, we are excited to share the new original music video for the title track,” says Petty’s team. “Directed and animated by award-winning Gabriel Tick and featuring archival footage shot by Martyn Atkins.”

Retitled “Angel Dream (Songs and Music from the Motion Picture ‘She’s The One’)”, the original version served as the soundtrack to the 1996 romantic comedy starring Jennifer Aniston and Cameron Diaz.

The set includes 4 previously unreleased tracks – “One Of Life’s Little Mysteries” (written by Tom), “Thirteen Days” (JJ Cale cover), “105 Degrees” (another Tom original), and “French Disconnection” (an instrumental in the same vein as the instrumentals on the original album), while an extended version of “Supernatural Radio” is also included.

Petty passed away in October of 2017 at the age of 66 in a Santa Monica, CA hospital after being found unconscious and in cardiac arrest at his Malibu home.
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Tom Petty streams previously unreleased She’s The One track 105 Degrees

Tom Petty’s team are streaming a lyric video for the previously-unreleased track, “105 Degrees”, from the newly-available “reimagined” 25th anniversary edition of his 1996 soundtrack album, “Songs And Music From The Motion Picture “She’s The One.”

The tune is one of four previously-unheard songs – alongside “One Of Life’s Little Mysteries” (written by Tom), “Thirteen Days” (JJ Cale cover) and the instrumental “French Disconnection” – featured on the package, which has been remixed and remastered and designed as a Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers album rather than a film soundtrack.

Retitled “Angel Dream (Songs and Music from the Motion Picture ‘She’s The One’)”, the original version served as the soundtrack to the 1996 romantic comedy starring Jennifer Aniston and Cameron Diaz.

"These songs are extremely special," said Dana Petty in a statement. "I am grateful this record is getting the recognition it deserves. The remix Ryan Ulyate did sounds amazing, and the unreleased gems are a lovely bonus. Annakim, Adria, and I took a lot of time finding artwork that reflects the mood of the album. I think we finally achieved that with Alia Penner's work. It is surreal and beautiful, just like life during that time."

Petty passed away in October of 2017 at the age of 66 in a Santa Monica, CA hospital after being found unconscious and in cardiac arrest at his Malibu home.
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Tom Petty to release reimagined She’s The One collection

Tom Petty’s team will release a “reimagined” 25th anniversary edition of his 1996 soundtrack album, “Songs And Music From The Motion Picture “She’s The One”, on July 2.

Directed by Edward Burns, the romantic comedy starred Jennifer Aniston and Cameron Diaz, with music by Petty and The Heartbreakers.

Retitled “Angel Dream (Songs and Music from the Motion Picture ‘She’s The One’),” the remixed and remastered project presents a song selection designed as a Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers album, rather than a film soundtrack.

The set will include 4 previously unreleased tracks – “One Of Life’s Little Mysteries” (written by Tom), “Thirteen Days” (JJ Cale cover), “105 Degrees” (another Tom original), and “French Disconnection” (an instrumental in the same vein as the instrumentals on the original album), while an extended version of “Supernatural Radio” will also be included.

On the making of the original album, Tom reflected, “It seemed like we approached the whole thing with a very spontaneous mood. I like things that way, I don’t—I don’t like to over-plan too much. It was terrific fun, we had a great time doing it.”

"These songs are extremely special," said Dana Petty in a statement. "I am grateful this record is getting the recognition it deserves. The remix Ryan Ulyate did sounds amazing, and the unreleased gems are a lovely bonus. Annakim, Adria, and I took a lot of time finding artwork that reflects the mood of the album. I think we finally achieved that with Alia Penner's work. It is surreal and beautiful, just like life during that time."

The reissue will be released on limited-edition cobalt blue vinyl for Record Store Day on Saturday, June 12, with the CD, digital and black vinyl editions available on July 2.

The project is being previewed with the track “Angel Dream No. 2.”

Petty passed away in October of 2017 at the age of 66 in a Santa Monica, CA hospital after being found unconscious and in cardiac arrest at his Malibu home.
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