First time view of this vid [8/10/22] and oh wow! Whoever took the footage - you were treated to something totally unique. I've been head over heels in love with Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers ever since I first heard 'Refugee' on radio here in New Zealand some time in late October '79 when I was 15 going on 16 in early Nov. I'm a Scorpio and proud of it too - got the tattoo on my left clavicle skin - and it's very small - almost insignificant - just how I wanted it to look. Had my near-death motorcycle accident here in New Zealand in 1990 when I was 26 - ultimately I became a hemipelvectomy amputee i.e. the highest level left leg amputee - hip and pelvis is amputated. Plus I suffered several other serious internal injuries - spent 3 weeks in the ICU [intensive care unit] of 2 hospitals, and a total of 101 days in hospital. Back to this awesome vid, it is absolutely breath-taking to be honest. I love the name of the band; 'Mudcrutch' - I use crutches to ambulate when I'm not on my prosthesis. Sweet. I can actually imagine this video on replay for say an hour easily...I'm watching it as I type this and I'm shifting the play back to the start so it doesn't stop. Oh god thank you for Mudcrutch and especially Tom Petty. And how about those axe players givin' it their all...Roger McGuinn you are a beautiful man! 'Lover of the Bayou'....this music is so inspirational...Thank you uploader Highkickev this is so greatly appreciated. Bless you bro. Best wishes from New Zealand. Tom Petty R.I.eternal P.
Thank you for sharing your personal story. I'm a girl, but bro is cool haha. I wish you the best and glad you enjoyed this. It was an amazing experience being so close to one of my favorite artists.
*Thank you* Evelyn for this lovely recording! I think it captures not only their thrilling performance, but somehow also the joy of the one whose hand uplifted the camera. (As to whether Mr. McGuinn lives in Florida -- I'm certain he goes wherever he feels called by the music.) He and Mr. Petty have done some fine things together, but I did NOT know he had played w/ Mudcrutch so THANK YOU AGAIN for making it available!
A great moment to capture. "Lover of the Bayou" is one of my favorite McGuinn/Byrds songs. The live version on the Byrds 'Untitlted" album is killer.
“Untitled” is in my top 5 albums of all time. That lineup was the greatest.
McGuinn still has it! Great musicianship, voics, song
First time view of this vid [8/10/22] and oh wow! Whoever took the footage - you were treated to something totally unique. I've been head over heels in love with Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers ever since I first heard 'Refugee' on radio here in New Zealand some time in late October '79 when I was 15 going on 16 in early Nov. I'm a Scorpio and proud of it too - got the tattoo on my left clavicle skin - and it's very small - almost insignificant - just how I wanted it to look. Had my near-death motorcycle accident here in New Zealand in 1990 when I was 26 - ultimately I became a hemipelvectomy amputee i.e. the highest level left leg amputee - hip and pelvis is amputated. Plus I suffered several other serious internal injuries - spent 3 weeks in the ICU [intensive care unit] of 2 hospitals, and a total of 101 days in hospital. Back to this awesome vid, it is absolutely breath-taking to be honest. I love the name of the band; 'Mudcrutch' - I use crutches to ambulate when I'm not on my prosthesis. Sweet. I can actually imagine this video on replay for say an hour easily...I'm watching it as I type this and I'm shifting the play back to the start so it doesn't stop. Oh god thank you for Mudcrutch and especially Tom Petty. And how about those axe players givin' it their all...Roger McGuinn you are a beautiful man! 'Lover of the Bayou'....this music is so inspirational...Thank you uploader Highkickev this is so greatly appreciated. Bless you bro. Best wishes from New Zealand. Tom Petty R.I.eternal P.
Thank you for sharing your personal story. I'm a girl, but bro is cool haha. I wish you the best and glad you enjoyed this. It was an amazing experience being so close to one of my favorite artists.
Wow, the guitars 🎸 are incredible and love watching Tom.and Rodger rock out! Thanks for posting this.
*Thank you* Evelyn for this lovely recording! I think it captures not only their thrilling performance, but somehow also the joy of the one whose hand uplifted the camera. (As to whether Mr. McGuinn lives in Florida -- I'm certain he goes wherever he feels called by the music.) He and Mr. Petty have done some fine things together, but I did NOT know he had played w/ Mudcrutch so THANK YOU AGAIN for making it available!
thank you for the nice comment! I was so fortunate to see this up close and personal
This song is a nice jam vehicle. Tom Leadon is another under-rated guitarist, just like his brother, Bernie.
Tom Petty. RIP.. gone but never forgotten.
Love these two...wish Tom was still with us!
McGuinn looks over at Campbell like, is that Clarence White on the B-Bender?
Amazing song👌🏼 …that hat McGuinn took to wearing is shocking though 😂
Tom Petty plays Bass and the show is great but I really miss the late Clarence Whites intense solo playing on this Creole classic.
I was there!!!!!
Where and when was this filmed?
8 miles high and rising
So you wanna be a rocknroll star!
Where was this? I think RM lives in Fla
NYC
It was at Webster Hall NYC during the summer.
28/03/2022
rip tom petty
💙👈
One thumb down is the thumb I will pass if it decides to hitchhike.
No..... slow down and get the bolt cutters out......
damn the torpetoes
2016 show?
yes
Who was on the sound board?
Really. Probably some 20 year old numb-nut who doesn't know what real music is supposed to sound like...
At least it's not all kick drum....
No one, apparently.
It’s an audience recording. No guarantee of audio fidelity. Listen to the parts.
it's a phone vid...stop yer whinin'. 30 years ago you wouldn't have gotten this. count your blessings
Feliz Cumple en el CIELO Maestro ... RIP ... th-cam.com/video/7NpTb5UNiKg/w-d-xo.html
damn the torpetoes