Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers - Rock Goes To College (1980)
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- Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers - Rock Goes To College: Live at Oxford Polytechnic, Oxford on March 24th 1980
0:01 "Shadow of a Doubt"
3:25 "Anything That's Rock 'n' Roll"
6:57 "Introduction - Peter Drummond"
7:38 "Even the Losers"
11:35 "Here Come's My Girl"
16:37 "I Need to Know"
19:38 "Luna"
24:52 "Stories We Could Tell"
29:03 "Refugee"
33:20 "Breakdown"
40:04 "American Girl"
*Due to copyright, I had to remove 30 seconds on "Shadow of a Doubt"
Rest In Peace Tom Petty: 1950 - 2017
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Allyn Kessler I’m having problems with sound.
Allyn, you are appreciated very much. You do an excellent job. Thank you very much. I’ve enjoyed everything you’ve done. The quality of your work is amazing. Oftentimes, I listen to only your channel because I know I can count on you. Thank you for your continuing excellence. ❤️💘🎶🎸🎩😁🥰😎🎶
RIP TOM PETTY
NEVER FORGOTTEN
I so wish I could access it... my virus protector won't let me
I'm hearing this"stories we could tell"in 2023, tonight for the first time ever! What a treat! Thank you ❤
Most nights my nearly 3 year old grandson will not go to bed without watching a video of Tom Petty and the Heartreakers...and it has to be live footage because he loves watching them sing and play. Just continuing the rock and roll tradition.
I'm 65 and I can't go to sleep without watching some live Heartbreakers!
Same and I’m 36....the man touched every generation and will continue too
Live music is better , bumper stickers should be issued ! Good job folks!🤙✌
Is your now seven year old grandson still rocking and rolling with Tom Petty and added a few new people to his mix? I was just curious.
He's a rocker through and through!
He was always an underrated singer - probably even by himself. So much character and emotion - and he never misses a note. And never misses a beat either.
FROM FRANCE.Totally agree. Virtually unknown in FRANCE.One wonders why?Besides he was very handsome.I discovered it by chance en 2021.I have enjoyed it very much ever since.
God Bless the Brits 🇬🇧, they knew TP and the HB were rock gold before the US did.
Nothing better then a 1980 live display of TPATHB
What a pile of great tunes. Just doesn’t get any better than this! Thanks s much🎉
His energy was just tremendous. He put everything he had into his music and his performances. Love and miss him. RIP TOM
PETTY
Stan Lynch had a real swing to his playing... Love it!
I love Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers. I miss Tom terribly. All the guys are brilliant at their respective crafts. I gotta say though that Stan Lynch is amazing to watch..how he sings backing vocals with Tom and how well he plays. The man is impressive. I’m grateful for this band. So many of their songs mean unspeakable amounts to me. Thanks to all you guys. It’s a joy to get to see this in retrospect. And thank you Tom for all the songs. See you in the next one, my brother.
Jimmy iovine came between them.
I love to watch how Tom called on Howie for harmonies and to start the bass beat. Right now they’re fine tuning that harmony. With a little help from George and Roy!
One of my all-time favorite Tom Petty videos on TH-cam!! THIS is the Tom Petty we all love and who will live on in our hearts and minds forever and ever. Young and energetic and so creative and man, just that raw talent! So passionate, with a fire burning deep down inside of him and a pure love for rock n roll music. It’s amazing to watch such a young, vibrant Tom Petty here......and then flip over on TH-cam and watch his very last live concert ever in Sept. 2017, the last concert of their 40th anniversary tour. What a perspective that is. WOW. An entire lifetime lived out in front of us, for us. And that relationship Tom had with all of his band members....just touches my heart and makes me realize all over again how much they must be missing him right now....especially Mike Campbell. Mike was Tom’s right-hand guy and so much more. They were band mates who played together, who went through life together, for close to 50 years. They rode through all the lows and all the highs together. They were basically blood brothers. I always loved watching Tom and Mike’s relationship on stage and how they seemed to just enjoy playing music together no matter what. I can’t imagine the huge void Mike Campbell must be feeling in his life right now. Thank you so much for posting this. It’s a genuine treasure❤️
I think you said it all. A beautiful man no matter what age with an emotional IQ off the charts, capable of writing in 2 verses, a chorus and a bridge an entire Shakespeare play, survivor, finder of brilliant substitute family in his band, yes, especially Mike Campbell, as I believe sometimes he felt a bit lonely vis a vis his position in the band; and outside of it, George Harrison and Jeff Lynde; deflecting attention and yet brave as a lion; definitely a masterful poet as Bob Dylan said; responsible above all to his daughters and his audience and despite his understandable anger management issues a true friend... not much more to add. Very much appreciative of your posting. So good to know that the last 17 years of his life were mellow, with Dana, and refound closeness with his daughters. The last year of his life he did receive the recognition he never courted and so richly deserved. The unmet Friend to all of us. The only person who died before his time through a sense of love and responsibility to us, his audience. RIP. Tx again.
I was at this gig & 30 years later I wrote a song about it called Tom Petty 1980 ! Have a look - th-cam.com/video/mPHHWcF4fVw/w-d-xo.html
That's a good pick me up story,damn...
And the irony is all of us were young when he was young and are old when he was old. So I think what's interesting about a good lyricist is that the music is timeless. The lyrics mature as we mature.
@@gailremp8389 you are so right. Watching all of the videos of his/their “younger” days makes me reminisce about my own younger days, as well ..😔
So nice and intimate. You can really hear all the instruments and the voices. So much better than the big arena shows.
Finally told someone yelling to shut up. For all you barrel guys helped her. God I wish people could do that more often to get them to shut up.
I liked Tom Petty in the 70s. I loved Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers after hearing These concerts from London in 1980.
Tom was quite the charming young punk back then. By early 1980, I had already seen the band twice, including the brief Lawsuit Tour. What a blessing.
It's all the rock and roll. Rock on Tom!
I love this. I can never get my fill of Tom. He is such an incredible live performer. I think that's part of the reason I like Jack White as well. When I was in college I'd drive home every 60 days or so, because it was an 8 hour drive. Full Moon Fever was always in heavy rotation in my cassette player. You, Allyn Kessler, get a big old bear hug - virtually and appropriately social distanced. I will be listening to this performance over and over. It's brilliant. I was 8 when this performance took place, and by 10 I was discovering The Police, but I caught on to Tom by 17. God, I miss him. I never thought how old American Girl must be. It's such a great song, timeless. Nothing about that song is dated, but hearing them perform it during this show made me smack my forehead. At least 40 years old and as great now as it was then.
Tom never lost that original awesome voice in 40 years. Lord how I miss genuine Rock and Roll!
It is amazing as we watch the older versions with Stan and then it done with Steve. And it's almost a difference in perspective on how they approach the drums. Steve just drives the band. And it's so on the mark but yet feels like it's going off the rails at the same time. And that is to me a perfect description of how good hard driving music should be. With Stan you got the feeling it was going off the rails at times and it was. So it's not meant disrespectfully. It's just I play clarinet, handbells and CDs..haha. But cut me a break. I'm 72. But But when the music comes together you start to notice the little nuances that encapsulate each performance. Wow .. sorry. that was a fancy way of saying they effin kick ass.
Peace all. Stay safe. We need you. Gail in Central Florida. Thursday, April 14, 2023.
Both great, but Stan had such an awesome swing to his playing…tons of soul…and Ferrone may be the best drummer alive right now
Plus Stand harmonies with Tom were unmatched
And thank you all for not saying you do know we haven't gotten to 2023 yet. Jeez...Let's try 2022 instead. Party on Garth
I was 20 that year and I'd been a petty fan since the begining, great songs. Doesn't seem that long ago, 42 years, dam.
Still one of the cutest rockers ever
Mindblowingly brilliant - 🥰🥰🥰😍😍😍 so much love ❤️ 🎸 🎵 Beautiful soul - forever missed ❤️
Stan's harmonies on Stories we could Tell, make the little hairs on my arms stand up. pure talent
Yep .. Apart from being a fantastic drummer, Stan was a great backing vocalist .. With firstly Stan, and later Howie, Tom really had some awesome high range backing vocals in the band .. Cheers, Wayne
I just love his facial expressions when he is singing!!! 😍
Gina M yep.....one of my favorite parts of Toms singing is watching his facial expressions!!! Love!
I love everything Tom Petty my entire life. But his facial expression are wonderful ❤️ LOVE
Me too!
I seen Tom Petty so many times and I loved it each and every time I remember when damn the torpedoes came out and I went to see him at pine knob in Michigan and he was so messed up he took a bow and his guitar slipped right over his head and hit the ground and we all cheered it was such a awesome concert R.I.P. Tom
TPATH early days. Great concert. Thank you for posting Mr. Kessler.
The one time 'Shut Up' appreciated...for the virile guys. Love it.
Gail...again...in Central Florida Sunday, April 24, 2022.
On the verge of superstardom!!
He created all these song out of his sorrow!
These are my absolute favorite TP and the HBers videos to watch here on TH-cam - the ones when Tom and his band were soooo young and so vital and vibrant and just rockin’ out. I love those young faces. Gosh, they were so YOUNG here😍. Just amazing to think they spent more than 4 decades doing this. What a top-notch band, all the way.
I was at this gig & 30 years later I wrote a song about it called Tom Petty 1980 ! Have a look - th-cam.com/video/mPHHWcF4fVw/w-d-xo.html
Everyone had a broken heart the heartbreakers were singing to, especially Tom!
Ok 9/24 22. Time for my Saturday night concert. Still love it. I'm all over this one is my younger of the favorites peace all. VOTE. Tom would thank you
I love he has on the blue and white striped jacket. How hysterically funny...love it..
She’s a complex kid ..... I love his facial expressions. Superb 😍. This might be my favorite version of Breakdown live. I love his raging energy 😘
I remember loving Don’t Do Me Like That when I was in first grade. Weird the stuff you remember.
I saw TP for first time Jan 20, 1980 at L.A. Forum. An unforgettable show which made him so popular in SoCal : his adopted home. Damn the Torpedos album cover on billboard on Sunset Blvd was so great. They had a huge presence and energy playing 15,000 seat arena. I don't remember sitting down once during his over hour long set in my floor seat from row 30 which I had to spend the night in the Inglewood Forum's parking lot to get chance to buy a couple seats. Seats were about $10 but I didn't care TP was worth think many doubted that un-convnetional rockers like the Heartbreakers could captivate a near capacity crowd in the days of tried-and-tested hard rock acts (Queen, Bad Company, Styx) who played the same venue at the time. BTW, the Setlist.com for this particular aforementioned show is certainly wrong. I recorded the setlist on 3x5 cards in those days and it was similar to this show (except for "strories..." and Luna). Others that were in the show were "Don't do me like that", "Listen to her heart", "Too Much Ain't Enough", "Fooled Again" and perhaps a cover.
The L.A. Forum shows of 1980 and 1981 were breakthroughs for the group and gave them permanent popularity in those markets: the home of the MCA, Shelter, and Backstreet labels which gave us his first three iconic albums.
I was at this gig & 30 years later I wrote a song about it called Tom Petty 1980 ! Have a look - th-cam.com/video/mPHHWcF4fVw/w-d-xo.html
Please update the setlist.fm for the L.A. Forum 1/20/1980 if you get a chance. I was there, too. Yow.
19:48 get those rowdy nerds, Tom!!!
Thank you for sharing this ❤ early TP is hard to beat. Fantastic band. RIP 😢 breakdown is unreal 😂what a perfect performance 🎉🔥👍
Added to my favorites.Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers got me through some of the worst times in my life.Thank you
truth!
Koool.....hadn't known he played keyboard..................LOVE the electric violin
Ah! Luna! My favourite little known song xx
A blonde Beatle. Playing the keyboard singing Luna 💙💙
My first Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers show was the summer of 1978 at the Cape Cod Coliseum as a "back up " band to the Geils band(they had dropped the J). Thanks to Pat Cannon for introducing this great great rock and roll band to me !
I was at this gig & 30 years later I wrote a song about it called Tom Petty 1980 ! Have a look - th-cam.com/video/mPHHWcF4fVw/w-d-xo.html
Tom Petty: vocals, guitars, organ on Luna
Mike Campbell: lead guitar, vocals
Benmont Tench: keyboards and vocals
Ron Blair: bass guitar and vocals
Stan Lynch: drums
I was oddly slightly scared of Tom Petty when I was real young! I'm thankful for growing up.
15:39…classic…so awesome
How he won their artistic respect! Just outstanding! He
Absolutely brilliant 👌
Yes! Thank you again.. A real treasure. It’s comforting to know there are other people appreciating and, let’s face it, obsessing over TP. Love the energy here. You can really see the music coursing through TPs body. Really bringing him alive. No wonder he worked so hard .. could be classed as addiction. Feel so blessed to be able to witness this phenomenal artist.. AND the Heartbreakers. Xx
I was at this gig & 30 years later I wrote a song about it called Tom Petty 1980 ! Have a look - th-cam.com/video/mPHHWcF4fVw/w-d-xo.html
The good old days. im sure gonna miss Tom's creative song writing! it seems everytime he released a new album I was going through a break-up with a girl and his songs helped me through it.
I just liked the fact that he had an emotional IQ off the map. He always left enough space for his audience to fill it in and identify with the song. As he put it, he grew up in public. Incapable of writing a bad song, and just got better and better. My mom died at the age of 66; I think it was way too soon for both of them. RIP and he's flying around up there. There is so much love out there for this guy who did not court the limelight, but was a steady barometer of how everyone was navigating their lives.
Very well put evelyn. i also lost my mom at 66 just a few years back. As you said, much too soon for anyone. Did you ever see Tom in concert? i saw him twice. Once during the Hard promises tour and then again years later when he teamed up with Dylan. The first time Stevie Nicks came out and did Stop draggin my heart around and then her and tom did insider together. My first concert ever. Billy
I saw him in concert with Dylan and this year July 15 in Toronto. Absolutely electric. Tx so much for reply!!!!
Nobody sounds like that nobody copies Tom Petty vocals but some maybe making TomPetty sounds!
...an American classic!!!
love this one, surprised the BBC haven't tried to take it down already!
adda89 praying this one stays right here!🙏🏻❤️
This is fantastic, just like all their other live concerts you have. Thank you for posting all these.
Allyn, you are my hero. Thank you.
You can sure see the difference in styles with Stan's playing versus Steve's. It's interesting isn't it? Each has a different kind of intensity and flow.
Stan all the way
Thank you for this!
This is the gig I got my copy of 'Damn The Torpedos', signed by the band
Going from "Here Comes My Girl" to "I Need to Know" gives an interesting storyline...
Mike jammin' out on 2nd song 😀🎸🎶👍
oldnavyluver83 Mike jammin’ out on every song..!!!🎸🎼👍👌
Chuck Berry licks still get it done.
Tom Petty/Dwight Twilley I will love you both forever!!!!!
I thank you for this footages
Wish they'd remaster and release on DVD.
Look how young mikey is
Thank You for posting this for us! 🙏🌹🙏
Great even the losers. Never saw this one before.
Thanks for uploading!!💯💯🎸🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🍻🍻🍻🥃🥃🥃
Miss You
precious!
Could turn it to mute and just gaze at him 😅
I enjoy every RGTC video
Thank you
That's one functional hip!
Ouch man, really?
❤❤❤
Thank you so much!
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nice!
4:36...lol, Ron...
sorry but a much better band with Stan on drums.
He was good. So is Steve. Quit comparing. Everyone brings different gifts. That's called life.
Nothing last forever i guess
Think for their first 5 to 15+ years...you are right on. Loved Stan, his more wild playing
and his back up vocals too. More carried away with the music !!!
Towards later on in their career.....maybe
Steve was a better match. Loved and appreciated Steve too.
I kind of forgot that Stan sang a lot of backing vocals...
He says, 'shut up' to the crowd. Almost all his videos there are loud screaming females..............
I hate videos that are interrupted by ads. ffs.
Agree. When I 'extra money', I subscribe to TH-cam premium for the $15.99 a month. And then I cancel it because it might be tight the next month and then when I feel better I add it back. So it's almost worth $16 versus going out to eat somewhere at times just to enjoy it without the ads. It's kind of gift to yourself. I had to rationalize it that way. I'm old I'm on Social Security but I am still a rock and roller and I love Tom Petty and blues and all this great music..just a thought.
Peace. Gail in Central Florida Sunday, April 24, 2022. Be safe. We need t you.
Terrible hair style, Tom
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