How Janis Joplin inspired a Tom Petty classic
Tom Petty often acknowledged his influences, and one offhand remark by Janis Joplin proved unexpectedly transformative.
Tom Petty often acknowledged his influences, and one offhand remark by Janis Joplin proved unexpectedly transformative.
Long before punk had a name, Tom Petty saw its attitude reflected in one classic rock band.
Tom Petty was never shy about his opinions, and one mid-80s track stands out as the song he regretted more than any other
Stevie Nicks’ first solo hit nearly didn’t happen. Tom Petty and Mike Campbell stepped in, reshaping both her sound and her future
Tom Petty was a lifelong Pink Floyd fan - until they kept Damn the Torpedoes from topping the charts in 1980
At age ten, Tom Petty met Elvis Presley in Florida, a moment that set him on the path to rock stardom.