TOM PETTY Wildflowers WARNER BROS. RECORDS 9 45759-1 (1994 pressing) 2 lps MINT

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TOM PETTY Wildflowers WARNER BROS. RECORDS 9 45759-1 (1994 pressing) 2 Record Set - MINT

Tracklist

A1 Wildflowers Acoustic Guitar, Vocals – Tom PettyBass, Harpsichord – Mike CampbellConductor [Orchestra] – Michael KamenDrums – Steve FerroneHarmonium, Piano – Benmont TenchPercussion – Lenny CastroPerformer [Must Have Played Something] – George Drakoulias 3:11 A2 You Don't Know How It Feels Acoustic Guitar, Electric Guitar, Soloist [1st Solo], Harmonica, Bass, Vocals – Tom PettyDrums – Steve FerroneElectric Guitar, Soloist [2nd Solo] – Mike CampbellGrand Piano, Electric Piano – Benmont TenchHarmony Vocals – Howie Epstein, Tom*Percussion – Lenny Castro 4:49 A3 Time To Move On Bass, Slide Guitar – Mike CampbellConductor [Orchestra] – Michael KamenDrums – Steve FerroneElectric Guitar, Vocals – Tom PettyPiano – Benmont Tench 3:15 A4 You Wreck Me Bass, Vocals [Harmony] – Howie EpsteinDrums – Steve FerroneElectric Guitar – Mike CampbellElectric Guitar, Lead Vocals – Tom PettyPercussion – Phil Jones (3)Piano, Organ – Benmont Tench 3:22 B1 It's Good To Be King Bass, Electric Guitar – Mike CampbellConductor [Orchestra] – Michael KamenDrums – Steve FerroneElectric Guitar, Vocals – Tom PettyHarmony Vocals – Howie Epstein, Tom*Percussion – Lenny CastroPiano – Benmont Tench 5:10 B2 Only A Broken Heart Bass – Mike CampbellDrums – Steve FerroneGuitar, Vocals – Tom PettyPiano, Organ, Mellotron, Harmonium – Benmont Tench 4:30 B3 Honey Bee Backing Vocals – Carl WilsonBacking Vocals, Bass – Howie EpsteinDrums – Steve FerroneElectric Guitar [Left Side] – Mike CampbellElectric Guitar [Right Side], Vocals – Tom PettyPercussion – Lenny CastroPiano – Benmont Tench 4:58 B4 Don't Fade On Me Acoustic Guitar – Mike CampbellAcoustic Guitar, Vocals – Tom Petty 3:32 C1 Hard On Me Acoustic Guitar, Vocals – Tom PettyBass – John PierceDrums – Steve FerroneElectric Guitar – Mike CampbellPercussion – Lenny CastroPiano, Organ – Benmont Tench 3:47 C2 Cabin Down Below Bass – Howie EpsteinDrums – Steve FerroneElectric Guitar – Mike CampbellElectric Guitar, Vocals – Tom PettyPercussion – Phil Jones (3)Piano – Benmont Tench 2:51 C3 To Find A Friend Acoustic Guitar, Vocals – Tom PettyDrums – Ringo StarrElectric Guitar, Sitar [Coral], Bass – Mike CampbellPercussion – Lenny CastroPiano [Tack], Performer [Zenon] – Benmont Tench 3:23 C4 A Higher Place Acoustic Guitar, Harmonica, Bass, Vocals – Tom PettyDrums – Steve FerroneElectric Guitar – Mike CampbellPercussion – Lenny CastroPiano, Organ, Keyboards [Orchestron], Harmonium – Benmont Tench 3:56 D1 House In The Woods Bass, Electric Guitar – Mike CampbellDrums – Steve FerroneElectric Guitar, Vocals – Tom PettyHarmony Vocals – Howie EpsteinPiano – Benmont TenchSaxophone – Brandon Fields, Gary Herbig, Jim Horn, Kim HutchcroftSteel Guitar [Pedal] – Marty Rifkin 5:32 D2 Crawling Back To You Drums – Steve FerroneElectric Guitar, Bass – Mike CampbellElectric Guitar, Organ, Lead Vocals – Tom PettyHarmony Vocals – Howie Epstein, Tom*Percussion – Lenny CastroPiano, Organ, Mellotron – Benmont Tench 5:03 D3 Wake Up Time Bass – Mike CampbellConductor [Orchestra] – Michael KamenDrums – Steve FerronePiano, Vocals – Tom Petty 5:19

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• Featuring – Yard Dog Orchestra, The
• Mastered By – Stephen Marcussen
• Producer – Mike Campbell, Rick Rubin, Tom Petty
• Words By, Music By – Mike Campbell (tracks: A4, B4), Tom Petty

Notes

Recorded in Los Angeles, CA at Sound City & Ocean Way Recording. 
Mixed at Andora Studios. Mastered at Precision Mastering. Review by Stephen Thomas Erlewine Under the guidance of producer Rick Rubin, Tom Petty turns in a stripped-down, subtle record with Wildflowers. Coming after two albums of Jeff Lynne-directed bombast, the very sound of the record is refreshing; Petty sounds relaxed and confident. Most of the songs are small gems, but a few are a little too laid-back, almost reaching the point of carelessness. Nevertheless, the finest songs here ("Wildflowers," "You Don't Know How It Feels," "It's Good to Be King," and several others) match the quality of his best material, making Wildflowers one of Petty's most distinctive and best albums.