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LET ME UP (I'VE HAD

LET ME UP (I'VE HAD

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Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers: Tom Petty (vocals, guitar); Mike Campbell (guitar); Benmont Tench (keyboards); Howie Epstein (bass); Stan Lynch (drums). Recorded at Sound City & M.C Studios, Los Angeles, California. Personnel: Tom Petty (vocals, guitar). Audio Mixer: Mike Shipley. Recording information: M.C. Studios, Los Angeles, CA; MC Studios, Los Angeles, CA; Sound City Studios, Los Angeles, CA; Sound City, Los Angeles, CA. Unknown Contributor Roles: Howie Epstein; Stan Lynch ; Benmont Tench. Arranger: Tom Petty. LET ME UP was seen as Petty's attempt to step away from the elaborate neo-psychedelic artifice of the ambitious SOUTHERN ACCENTS and get to back to straight-ahead rock & roll, but in fact, it's probably just the record he happened to feel like making at the time. That said, rock & roll doesn't get more straight-ahead than the power-riffing non sequitirs of the visceral "Jammin' Me," co-written with Petty's fellow Wilbury Bob Dylan. There's a distinct folk-rock flavor to the ballad "It'll All Work Out," a mandolin-laced ode to a typical Petty girl (faded jeans, leather jacket, etc.) On "Runaway Trains" and "My Life/Your World" things take a decidedly '80s-sounding turn. Mike Campbell's guitar on the former is redolent of his "Boys of Summer" collaboration with Don Henley, and the latter is powered by percolating synths.
  • Genre: Rock
  • Format: CD
  • Released: 10/22/2002
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