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First time hearing Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers “I Won't Back Down” Reaction | Asia and BJ
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Per Wikipedia Tom Petty recalled the recording of this song to Mojo magazine: "At the session George Harrison sang and played the guitar. I had a terrible cold that day, and George went to the store and bought a ginger root, boiled it and had me stick my head in the pot to get the ginger steam to open up my sinuses, and then I ran in and did the take."
Wow so cool
I remember reading about that want say it was Rolling Stones Mag. Lol you got love Tom Petty!
There is a documentary about Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers called "Running Down a Dream" where you learn a lot about their journey and what was behind a lot of his songs. He wrote a lot about the music industry and how dishonest the "Suits" were. This song and others were directly about his fight with the music industry. Hint: he won.
Yes he did. I would hope musicians understand what he did to ensure artistic integrity and freedom for all artists.
He was such an awesome musician, person. Man. ❤️✌️
I thought in that documentary he didn’t actually say this song was about that
I have a contrary view on this. I remember when "Damn the Torpedos" came out. I was in the Navy and sharing a party house with a couple of friends at the time and Tom Petty was on extra heavy rotation on our music system. I knew about the fight that Tom Petty was having with his record label, and the highly anticipated second album that never really materialized. It's only very recently that I came to realize that the reason I liked 'Damn the Torpedos' so much had a lot to do with the vision the record company had for Petty. They knew what was happening in the industry at the time. A new type of music was becoming popular and they had a vision for how Petty could surf this 'New Wave'. Pettty apparently didn't want it.
It was very similar to the situation with 'Margaritaville' with Jimmy Buffet. Buffet was fresh face in the music industry at the time. He hated what the producer was doing when Margaritaville was being recorded - but the producer had a vision and the producer's vision made Margaritaville the biggest hit of Buffet's career.
You can't argue with a person who says that they value being true to their own vision over success in the industry. But if an artist does care about success in the business, they may do well to listen to those folks whose expertise can help them achieve it.
Perhaps it's the pressure of being successful that artists rebel against. I know I would find that frightening. It's scary not to be in control. Perhaps like Beau, in the movie 'Country Strong', it's better to stick with the life you know, and are comfortable with, than to deal with the uncertainties of a pressure-cooker industry, where, in spite of everybody's best intentions, it might amount to not much, when all is said and done.
R.I.P. Tom Petty. You know I still haven’t accepted his death. What a talent. ❤❤❤
I cry when I hear Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers. Miss you, Tom.
messes me up
SAME😢❤
Obvz can't speak to what he wrote this song about but Tom Petty took on the entire music industry when he was a young struggling/emerging artist, sued his record company, fought for musician's rights, made it easier for all musicians to earn their due for publishing rights. It was a real game changer. He's wildly under-appreciated his impact on the industry and the path he carved for everyone who came up behind him. And also, and I hope this goes without saying but gotta say it anyway, he was just a supremely talented musician and a delightful human being.
When Tom Petty died the Florida Gators all the fans sung this song. Should watch that.
We do it during all home games, too!
ZEPPARELLA, WHEN THE LEVEE BREAKS.
Life pushes you around and sometimes you gotta say. " I won't back down." That's my interpretation. I agree Asia. It's his style of singing .
When Petty pasted away, the University of Florida (his hometown) during a football game they played this song & 2 hear 80/90,000 ppl singing this song was goosebump worthy. HEYYYYY BABE it’s worth the look up. Many diff videos posted of it.
Was at Florida Gator game and the crowd started singing this that is a electrifying feeling. If you can watch that video it’ll send cold chills down your spine
Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers were a great American rock band formed in 1976. They had a lot of great hits such as "American Girl", "Refugee", "The Waiting", "Learning To Fly", "Mary Jane's Last Dance", "Don't Do Me Like That", "You Got Lucky", "Change Of Heart", "I Need To Know" & "Listen To Her Heart". In 1989 Petty went solo & had quite a few hits such as "I Won't Back Down", "Runnin' Down A Dream", "Free Fallin'", "A Face In The Crowd" & "Yer So Bad". He was also part of the supergroup "Travelling Willburys" in 1988.
Yes this was not a song with the Heartbreakers
when I was 16 I thought I was gonna marry Tom. 🤣 In my opinion he never put out a bad song. Since I was 16 I haven't missed a TP & TH when they came to TX. I got the honor of taking my son to see his show on the last tour he did. RIP Tom. ML&R
Last time I saw him before passing, the ticket prices really started escalating. So our seats weren’t great but Tom Petty never disappointed. Perfect pure rock entertainment.
Thanks for the music. RIP. ❤️
YES!
I saw him a couple months before he passed ad I'm so glad I did!
"Mary Jane's Last Dance" is his most badass song, imo. Would LOVE to see y'all hear that.
Yes...I agree...
@@christikirk7265 If you agree, then I concur!
@@lantose ditto!
Asia & BJ, you'll love his "Don't Do Me Like That" and "American Girl"!!! Early Petty!
My favorite Tom Petty song 🎵 Written by him + Jeff Lynne. Produced by them and Mike Campbell.
The music video shows late Tom and late George Harrison on guitars 🎸 🎸 , Jeff Lynne on a bass guitar. These are true to the studio 🎙 Ringo Starr was in the video 📹, BUT he did NOT play in the studio: Philip Jones played drums 🥁
In 2017, Jason Aldean was starting to sing when a mad man shot at the crowd in Las Vegas. RIP to the fallen. The next day, Tom Petty passed away. Later that week, Jason Aldean sang this on SNL. 5 year anniversary this October.
Other version. Jeff Lynne sings lead. Sometimes in ELO concerts, he sings this and other songs he wrote for other singers.
Suggested video 📹: Tom Petty sings Face in the Crowd.
RIP George Harrison and Tom Petty 😢
Yeah 2:30 ,Phil couldn't be on the video. George said, " Ringo could do it!"
I love this song. Every time I hear this, I remember a night at a local establishment. The band gave a shout-out to the US Marines in attendance. It was the Corp's birthday. "This one goes out to the Marines out there!" Yeah. Makes sense. They NEVER back down. God bless them all. Anyway. That's what this song makes me think about.
Tom Petty was born and raised in Gainesville Florida, good ole southern boy, and an ICON in music for a reason. He speaks his truth in his songs. He was a rare one.
Love Tom Petty! Saw him years ago and it was 3 hours of just rocking out!!
I was raised on Tom Petty. My father loved him and told me I danced as a toddler in the 80's. He left me his vinyls. I guess I loved him since birth 😂
You had a great father! 😁
He is from Gainsville, FL Home of the Gators.
I've always loved Tom Petty. I was upset when passed.
You should check out the documentary "Running Down a Dream" to get the skinny on this tune and many other things related to Tom and the boys. It's long; about 2 + hrs, but you won't notice b/c it is SO worth it. Basically, this song came out when he was fighting with his record company over multiple issues. I'd say his message to them was pretty clear...
Also, while Tom and the boys have many classics, going back to the 70's, don't forget some of their later albums, like Echo, Mojo, and Highway Companion. They have some really great tracks, such as "Swingin", "Rhino Skin", "Free Girl Now", "Saving Grace" & "Square One".
"here comes my girl", "You got lucky", "Don't do me like that", "You don't know how it feels"..... and so on.
As casual and easy as his “singing” is, it’s really difficult to hit some of his notes. And when Tom is singing, because he’s just so damn cool, you think he’s just talking to you.
Tom Petty has a long history of standing up against the music industry. When albums were $8.98 for many years and Tom was about to have a killer album released, the company wanted to change prices to 9.98, with his album being first. Tom delayed the release of the album nearly a year in protest, until they kept the price held. He fought against producers and the money machine his whole career. He never backed down.
Gotta check out "Strangered in the Night "
Tom was a witness to a shoting , write a song . Then the ACLU tried to sue . It didn't work 😂
Badass song !
This has been my theme song since being diagnosed with cancer last year.
I was diagnosed with cancer 3 weeks ago, a perfect fit for a theme song . Stay strong and don't back down.
Another Florida Gem RIP Tom
In your hometown you are still our hero & a park has been dedicated to you🙏🎸😎
One of absolute favorites from Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers.
It was a honor to say I seen them! Amazing artist for his time.
You should react to "American Girl." It was in the "Silence of the Lambs" reaction you just did. Also, " She's a woman in love" is another really good one from him. ❤️
good lord....Tom Petty was a true magician in music....how I loved your songs over the years...and I thank you..rest forever my friend
Great performer R.I.P. you r miss❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
One of the all time greats R.I. P. TOM PETTY
This one, “running down a dream”, “you wreck me”, “out in the cold” and “swingin” are my favorites.
Petty's "talk-singing" is evidence of both Dylan's and the Southern "talkin' blues" influence on his style. Long history between early folk and early blues there.
Deep hole! Dive deep because they are all great!!! RIP TOM PETTY❤😇🎵
Tom's music has floated me since 1976 and I ❤ 😍 💖 him
Great motivational song🎶💞🎵✌️👌👊🙌⚖️🙌YAAAAZZZZ!!
My favorite Tom Petty song 👍BJ agree 💯
Hi, love your channel, I think the talk-singing comes originally from the blues and folk from way back and singers like Bob Dylan made it famous, it,s kinda like storytelling, Tom petty definetly has a lotta songs like that and Mark Knopfler from Dire straits is another example
And Arlo Guthrie... Alice's Restraunt Massacree is my Thanksgiving song lol!
Tom once said Shakespeare wasn’t a writer compared to Dylan
You guys have done so many reaction vids. Love watching these after work. You rock and love the vibe. Lots of this music is what I grew up on, too. Thanks to my Dad. Btw, Petty has been inspired by folks such as Bob Dylan and is kind of a rock poet, I love the "talk-singing," myself.
I remember like it was yesterday. I'm was driving down from the mountains in Colorado on a camping trip. They kept playing all this songs. I'm like damn! I'm loving this. Just before they could going to commercial, the guy in studio said " he will sure be miss. We loss a Rock Legend." I'm like NO WAY!! I was so hungry. RIP TOM🙏🙏
What a great band!
Talking over the music is what rap is all about.
Tom Petty is a giant in rock.
Yeah BJ nailed it..life is not easy, it can be very hard but we can't back down we have to stay strong and have faith and believe we will get through tough times and believe everything will always work out
Great Tom petty song with a GREAT video: don’t come round here no more.
BEST video of the 80’s and a great song too? Peter Gabriel: Big time. To this day it’s incredible
Never heard a Tom Petty song I didn't like.👍
You need to check out some footage from the Gator Bowl, when the whole crowd sings this.
This was off my dad's favorite album, he played this all the time when I was a kid.
One of the greatest live performers I've ever seen. He loved performing for and connecting with the crowd. Just a total shame he checked out so soon.
I love when such a simple song is so good.
That a song could be a motivational speech all by itself. Music is powerful.
Love love love Tom Petty
Thoughts on the "There ain't no easy way out" part... When someone stands up for themselves and the things that they believe in, there are always others around saying variations on "oh why don't you just do what they want you to do it would be easier"... by saying "There ain't no easy way out" I always took it for him saying "Even if I took the easy way out as you suggest I wouldn't be able to take it easy on myself for betraying my beliefs". But it's music so it's always open to interpretation.
at 3:19, this guy just captured all of life with that thought. Respect/
you've reacted to ELO songs on your channel. Jeff Lynne, the main man of ELO co-wrote and produced this song and you can hear him on the backing vocals too. Tom Petty is great and Jeff helped him be even greater.
TOM PETTY...an awesome talent gone too soon but he made a definite impact on music. R.I.P.....Hope ya got your Last Dance with Mary Jane!
Tom's music is a deep rabbit hole. He still has my heart. 40 yrs later
Love every song on every album
Saw 5 concert s and cried for weeks when he died.
every song is a life lesson or experience. his music is the soundtrack to life.
I love Tom Petty. I have a friend in a Tom Petty cover band called Petty Coat Junction.
I understand what Asia men's about talk singing. I don't know what the other song is that you reacted to but I'm gonna guess it was Free Fallin'? He does kind of do that. Also on these songs. Learning To Fly or Don't Come Around Here No More.
My #1 song is American Girl. It was iconic in that it was used in the Movie The Silence Of The Lambs.
Close 2nd is his duet with Stevie Nicks - Stop Draggin' My Heart Around.
One of my favorite songs especially when facing adversity.
When the girl was abducted by Buffalo Bill in the movie "Silence of the Lambs," the song she was singing along to was "American Girl" by Tom Petty.
One of many great songs written by Jeff Lynne & Tom Petty! Love it!!
Yes, Asia. That's his style of singing. Here's a great often overlooked gem from Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers.
WOMAN IN LOVE (IT'S NOT ME).
YOU GOT LUCKY,
& LET ME UP (I'VE HAD ENOUGH).
Enjoy.
I love your voice! It is pure sound!
Tom Petty - Last Dance with Mary Jane. Must react to this one.
The inspiration for this song comes from Tom's home being set ablaze by an arson in 1987 with him and his family in it. Tom went on to say he thought he knew who was responsible but never elaborated beyond that.
‘Listen To Her Heart’ is a Tom Petty song worth reacting to.
When I get tired of all the bs and think about having to put up with more tomorrow. When I start thinking life isn't worth the trouble, I listen to this.
My stubbornness has carried me through a lot of things and this song reminds me I'm stronger than I think.
This is played at every Gators football game now
This song has been important to me at some of life's struggles. Great tune about exactly what it says.
Lol don't back down Asia - he story tells a lot inside his singing but there are songs with pure singing as well. You crack me up! When you get done with his tons of popular hits you MUST hear some of the newer stuff that obviously will have less views etc but only because they haven't been around 20 years. #Ishouldhaveknownit #savinggrace are bangers!
“You Don’t Know How It Feels” is the best Tom Petty song hands down
I wholeheartedly agree.
He had already recorded this song, but it gave me chills when he performed it after 911.
Tom Petty has many hits.keep exploring 1st try REFUGEE off 'DAMN THE TORPEDOS' album then see
Tom Petty was actually a maverick and went through tons of crap in his career. And he never backed down. He's no pushover. And he won....every time.
TOM PETTY RIP 😢 👍🇺🇲
He was one of the Traveling Wilburys Supergroup.
Tom Petty had so many hits. I have to say if you stood me up at the gates of hell, I would back down.
Asia I get you. He has a talk/singing style.
One of my favorites.
Easily, one of my favorite songs of all time.
I sure miss Tom Petty 😢
Still hard to believe he's not here with us anymore. His Music 🎶
Lives on forever! 🔥
Petty was the "Bob Dylan" that could actually sing!!
Tom was fighting the record company for rights to his music. He almost went bankrupt fighting but he won.
the Gator fans sing this song at the football games all the time, they can be losing but still sing it
Y'all like a slow spring rain, well needed
I'm from Anderson Indiana and I want to say that you guys are by far my favorite reactors. God bless and keep being you!
Wow, thank you
Also check out the Florida Gators end of 3rd quarter sing along.
He wrote this song to the person who burned his house down while him and his family were inside. The arsonist was never caught.
Some were saying on You Tube that the real target had been Ronnie James Dio,who lived nearby. They said that Wendy Dio could tell something,if she were asked.
It's just my opinion but I think he was right the first time: For people who take head on the responsibilities of life within this often trying battlefield of the world, "He's not backing down".
But the other interpretation os possible too.
There are two of the Beatles in the official video for this song.
In my mind I kinda made this Ukraine's theme song when I heard this Tom Petty declaration a few months ago. Standing for Ukraine -
🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦 Stand Your Ground, Don't Back Down!!! 🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦
Liliac..."Mystery" "Dear Father"....or maybe a cover? "Master of Puppets? " Seven Nation Army"?
R.I.p to the legendary Tom Petty
Here comes my girl.. breakdown
Best halftime show ever
Hope he’s got a couple new fans with y’all. Just ‘this album. Check out older stuff. I saw him in concert 27 times and it was always fantastic. If that don’t say something I don’t know what does!
RIP Tom
Seriously overplayed on the radio and the video was quite popular on MTV. They did play this on VH1, then on VH1 Classic and now on MTV Classic. I should know, I have at least 64 VHS music video tapes with nothing but music videos from MTV Classic. BJ is right about his mindset. Film suggestions: Short Circuit 1 and 2, Cocoon, Batteries Not Included, and Close Encounters Of The Third Kind.