Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers - Rebels (Live Aid 1985)
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- Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers performing at Live Aid in front of 100,000 people in the John F. Kennedy Stadium, Philadelphia USA on the 13th July, 1985. The event was organised by Sir Bob Geldof and Midge Ure to raise funds for the Ethiopian famine disaster. Broadcast across the world via one of the largest satellite link-ups of all time, the concerts were seen by around 40% of the global population.
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Who still loves Tom Petty?
Who’s that?
Everybody!
That jacket is Lit AF
Me!
I will forever miss the gift of Tom Petty
That’s my husband Lee thornburg on trumpet!!
Great performance. Best to both of you.
I googled him like 10 years ago bc of the Rebels live version with the confederate flag and came across his hilarious stories from this Tour including the loaded cigarettes, the book having the ending removed and tipping over B Dylan in the porta John. I laughed my ass off!
My favorite band growing up 63 now miss TP and heartbreakers!!
🫶🏽
Beautiful noise
Wow, that’s awesome! Is he still performing. Man lucky guy to perform with Mr. Petty
Watch those tambourine girls one of them is rockin out big time
Both are very active looks cool adds to the whole display
Excellent
I was just thinking that one of 'em looked like she got lost on the way to the Britney Spears show she was supposed to be working..
anybody out there who cannot respect this man ain't worth a shit long live tom petty
RIP Tom Petty One from the best ever.
THE best ever! Not just "one of" but of course that's just MY humble opinion. God I miss him - every minute of every day.
@@j.sheffield1823 ❤️ Tom Petty! The best!
compared 2 who 🤔
Was 80 ft from the right side of ther stage during this song. Epic day!
Hey! I was there on the right, too, pretty close up...remember getting sprayed with water by workers there because it was so hot that day. I was 15 years old, it was one of the best days of my life!
@@icanseeformiles9387 SO FKN JEALOUS of u 2 !!!! coming up on 36 years later , and i still listen to 1 cd of 17/ 18 ? every week on my day off ,and .......F !!!!!!!!!!! its almost 3-1/2 years since Tom's passing....... I buried my Mother in law 18 days ago. at age 84 She got the virus. and died 5 days later,,,,,,,,,, Ever since June 23 1985 ( High School graduation) I best my Best to live each day to the fullest,,,,,,
@@BRUTUSPLAC I'm sorry so to hear about her passing - my thoughts are with you. I still can't get over the fact that Tom passed away, but at least he lives on forever with that great catalog of music! Live Aid was an amazing day for a real cause. Take care good care of yourself!
@@icanseeformiles9387 Thank you . Yes AWESOME memories or both forever.
You guys are very lucky souls to be able to tell the stories of being there. Great music stay safe and healthy. Love from California
Me too, Tom. I was born a Rebel too. One of the best songs ever recorded.
Not a right wing republican fascist
Yepp, I was 24. I’m 61 now. Tom Petty forever (RIP)
I remember this I was 23 sure do miss him
We’re all Rebels as Tom Petty fans and admirerers
Damn, I miss Tom Petty. A special artist.
Super special
One of my favorite songs by Tom, RIP.
Rebel kiwi styles
The way he sings 0:38 "Waaaaayyy tomorrow," is a perfect example of how his voice was not run of the mill but was extraordinary, anyone singing this song in this key would realize the same thing; few can sing like this.
I love how he sings during this period. Been listening much to Southern accents recently and his voice has so much depth. It fits perfect to the lyrics and to the concept of the album.
Greatest American band, hands down, of the last 50 years. We love & miss you more than you can imagine TP....
Brilliant thanks for all your u U always be one great song ok Willie 😢
Love from India❤️
ONE FOOT IN THE GRAVE AND ONE FOOT ON THE PEDAL I WAS BORN A REBEL LET US NOT BE SAD THAT TOM IS GONE JUST REJOICE HE WAS HERE
Miss ya Tom - Thanks for this song. I was born a rebel, on a Sunday morning (May 7th, 1961). And always lived life with one foot in the grave and the other on the pedal. I always defied authority and control and gave those types my middle finger!
Tom realized that Mike was all business at 0:21. What an amazing performance by these guys. So glad I was able to see them a couple of times. One being their 40th anniversary tour.
😂 I did not notice that! You are lucky Shayne E to see them on their 40th!
There will no other!!
@@TELE6220 tom is smiling - looks at Mike ( guitarist) and noticed he is NOT smiling and immediately Tom looks serious
Great catch !! thanks.
Love those sunglasses! Long live Tom Petty's music~
What a sweet, funny, talented man. Miss you, Tom.💛💜
Tom will live on in all of us!!!
Tom Petty Always Loved, Never Forgotten Forever Miissed
We’ll never see an event like Live-Aid 85 again and that breaks my heart
Right after this originally aired, I knew I had to see Petty live. I saw him last on the last weekend he ever played in 2017 at the Hollywood Bowl. In between I managed to see him a total of 8 times in concert. One of the best. A true believer. R.I.P.
In 2017.
I love Tom petty he has been a huge influence on my music ❤️
I love you Tom Petty. A true man ❤ You helped me. RIP my friend ❤
I Love This Song !!!! I saw him on this tour in Worcester, Ma just a few weeks earlier !!!
I love Tom Petty, this song inspires and gives you the energy to reach for the stars! P.S. I love the jacket he's wearing, so appropriate, he's out traveling through Space-Time for sure
Despite some questionable sideburns, he still put on a good show.
Those were some Bad Ass sideburns! Thanks for the music, Tom!!!
Reminds me of John Lennon circa early 1968
Poetic license my friend
He eventually shaved them for a charity auction I had heard. Right on. Lol
iconic moment!!! iconic song!!!
Thank you Rebel. I really love your music.
Thank you Tom, thank you Heartbreakers.
All the Best from Bavaria 🎩
What an awesome crowd, band, song, and moment! The backup musicians killin the wind section!! A+!!
'Y'all watch this!!'🤠♥️
Everyone owned it and killed it. Such a beautiful performance ❤
Anyone know who Tom’s horn section were on this day ?
Or the backing singers ?
His very best imo- It would be shut down today, but the angst he felt is why I think he wrote it like a "Symphonic ballad"
I got old. Learn to enjoy Tom Petty when the videos's played on MTV in the 80's. Enough said. Great artist, great music.
One foot in grave, one foot on the pedal- Alexander Mutitbo
😂Best opening line of any song ever "Said honey don 't walk out I'm too drunk to follow."
Friggen eh! Good call ! Your right. What an opening line!
Great song, great performance, great band AND that dancer in blue!!
I remember watching on tv with my girlfriend 1985.
Stone Mt. GA.
Same here.
Stone Mt
I lived in Oak Valley Apts.
1985
Bless you brother
Pure rock and roll
Everybody loves Thomas Earl Petty!
Greatest day of rock on a steamy philly day.
Fokkin A, Classic Tom ... Thanks for posting!
Miss him.
I was born a rebel on Sunday morn May 23rd in the beautiful state of Virginia in Dixieland
Love the Roger McGuinn granny glasses 😎 Goes well with the Rickenbacker
Such A Great Song !!! OMG !!! Such A Great Live Performance of it too !!! I had just seen in concert 3 weeks before at The Centrum, In Worcester, MA. One of the best concerts that I have ever seen !!!!
The first line is superlative. I smile everytime 😍
We love an miss you Tommy😥
Totally dig Tom's "Rodger Mcguinn" shades.
I STILL love him, always will!!!❤
I love this man my favorite singer of all time 💟
Awe takes me back
God bless Tom and the South
All of Tom and the Heartbreakers early albums are just gold.
Howie was always a great harmony singer
The best...watch running down a dream...Tom stole him from Del Shannons band
この曲に毎日、勇気を貰ってます。あとはチェンジオブハートです。ロック歴５０年の香西こうざい孝志オジサンでした。
I will always love me some Tom Petty.
Lots of people bash the horns on this tour...but they were big at the time (Genesis/Phil Collins/Elton John...not to mention Springsteen with Clarence's sax)...but I kinda like them. Definitely gives it that mid-80s feel.
Agree, and I unabashedly loved the 80's-great times!
I thought he was paying tribute to Johnny cash
I'm a horn player, horns are the backbone of most bands. Rolling Stone is a joke, trying to keep Chicago out of the Hall for all those years for the sole reason they are a horn based band. Not for nothing I've seen Petty live multiple time, top ten artist of this genre of all time. Nobody understood chord progression better than TP. RIP Tom, I hope you're in a happy place, and thank you so much for all your contributions.
@@williamhilinsky1327 My uncle was a professional trumpet and trombone player and played behind many great acts from the 60’s through the mid-90’s. He was not a big rock and roll fan but he was a great stranger and was always interested when I brought him records with horn backing. He taught me to appreciate the role that brass had in all music especially the role of the sax in rock.
I meant arranger.
God bless Tom Petty! You are missed!
MAN ,TOM PETTY IS AMAZING ,A AMERICAN ICON, BACKED BY THE HEARTBREAKERS. ALL THE GREAT SONGS THEY WROTE AND PLAYED
PURE MUSICIANSHIP AT IT,s BEST.😎🎸🔊🎶🎼☮️ BOB.
Lyrics:
Honey don't walk out I'm too drunk to follow
You know you won't feel this way tomorrow
Well, maybe I'm a little rough around the edges
Inside a little hollow
I get faced with some things sometimes
That are so hard to swallow
Hey hey hey!
I was born a rebel
Down in Dixie on a Sunday morning
Yeah with one foot in the grave
And one foot on the pedal
I was born a rebel
Well she picked me up in the morning
And she paid all my tickets
Yeah she screamed in the car
And threw me out in the thicket
Well I never would've dreamed
That her heart was so wicked
Oh but I keep coming back
Cause it's so hard to kick it
I was born a rebel
Down in Dixie on a Sunday morning
Yeah with one foot in the grave
And on e foot on the pedal
I was born a rebel
Even before my father's fathers
They called us all rebels
Burned our cornfields
And left our cities leveled
I can still see the eyes
Of those blue bellied devils
When I'm walking round tonight
Through the concrete and metal
I was born a rebel
Down in Dixie on a Sunday morning
Yeah with one foot in the grave
And one foot on the pedal
I was born a rebel
Hey hey hey !!!
I am not even American and still get the ref. Ofcourse you get it becuase of American pop culture domination ?
No.......because the theme of his lyrics are and have always been universal(well except for the Dixon ref) !
As a 24 year old struggling musician(well not fiscally)from Mumbai where playing drums to "boring commercial music" is the norm to survive , a healthy dose of Tom Petty helps me sleep at ease .
So cool to see Ravishing Rick Rude playing trumpet at Live Aid!
😂😂😂😂😁
Underrated comment
If this song were around during the Civil War, the Union forces would never have had a chance against the Confederate army. The South would have emerged victorious, their courage and pride propelled and powered by this anthem.
That jacket. Says it all. Tom was one of the best. Lol
One of my favorite Petty tunes.
This was also A brand new song at the time that many people did not know yet. But. he blew them away with it just the same !!!!
RIP Tom
R.I.P Tom Petty
Did he put his one foot on the pedal and one foot in the grave ? Too fast to go to heaven. RIP Tom Petty.
That's a Top Petty is a national treasure my friends. This is the greatest of all time
One of the best. He went to my high school and naturally is from my home town. I love this song but in these times inappropriate to sing. I was born an American! RIP Tom Petty. My very first CD was Tom Petty "Damn the Torpedoes". Great CD got it on my 16th birthday and that announced my new and first CD player in my car.
Imagine if that tune would have come out today.....R.I.P TOM
That jacket is amazing😎🛕🪐
One of my favorite Petty tunes….and that is my former bandmate singing backup..the blonde.
What is her name? I always looked forward to seeing her in the Tour version of this song which isn’t on YT anymore bc of confederate flag I presume and also in “ so u wanna be a rock n roll star” cover.
Granny takes a trip jacket i love it
hey hey HEYYY
Awesome!
👍🏻 from 🇧🇷 !!
Miss TP.....! This and The Waiting...are my favorites
Wish I could grow that combination of hair and facial hair
He looks a tun different then how he looks in the 90s
You have to be at just the right stage of going bald for the hair to hang like that. It's a short window in a man's life - like a wave you have to catch just right and you don't get another chance!
In defense of the hair -- if you look at early pictures of him from his 20s and younger he still has the same hairline so I think that's just its natural state. Hey I get my hair as close as I can to Petty style but I'm a girl... so I will never be able to rock those epic sideburns.
His hairline was always high. If he was losing it back then it would've looked alot different in the later years; but it pretty much just stayed put, fortunately lol.
Hoot Ye Rebels! Hoot Ye Rebels! We too are proud Rebels!
Best Rock Star EVER! I'm in Love❤
The lady dancing at 5:02 is the best thing I've seen all year.
@@TELE6220 You seen anything better?
@@TELE6220 Great. Going back to my original comment, you probably don't understand the context of this song, the video, Tom's later comments, etc.
The trumpet was awesome!
I have been to Tom&Heart breakers show at BUDOKAN in Tokyo. Then there were a man singin' about
Rolling Stones. His name was Bob Dylan.
I didn't know this was a Tom Petty song. I had only heard the Drive by Truckers do it.
For some reason, I remembered Rebels and Drive by the Cars from Philadelphia.
Everybody who is somebody!
Once a rebel, always a rebel. xx
My favorite Rock Star!
Maybe the best live performance of Petty..
That mullet section is fantastic!
Perfect Man I'm in love with him
You were the best Tom.
I will always
Not really my genre but Tom Petty was one of my favorite concerts.
What an amazing group of musicians. Almost 40 years ago, just a few albums into their careers and they already sound so tight. They would only get better with Scott Thornton and Steve Ferrone joining the band.
Steve Ferrone. ;)
@@deezimagesbydebbiewelcome5155 Whoopsie! Thanks
@@awholenotherthing You're welcome
I have been trying to get a teen feeling like this is for me
Even though I’m a “Yankee”, this song inspires me, however he meant it