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Tom Petty’s Long-Awaited Wildflowers & All The Rest Out Today
Tom Petty’s final project, the long-awaited Wildflowers & All The Rest, is out today.
Wildflowers was originally envisioned as a double album in 1994 but Tom’s label encouraged he hold back the second half of the project. Tom waited decades to share the second disc of his masterpiece with fans—a collection he named All The Rest.
The Wildflowers sessions were a breeding ground of prolific songwriting and recording, co-produced by Tom with legendary producer Rick Rubin and Mike Campbell. Now all 25 songs are being released as originally envisioned. This collection allows fans to see the entire recording process from demos, to the studio, to the stage, and more. It is a complete look at one of rock music’s most unique and beloved albums.
Wildflowers & All The Rest, which can be streamed/purchased here, is receiving widespread critical praise:
“‘Wildflowers’ the way he always wanted it to be heard”
RollingStone
“…the augmented Wildflowers is the best and most justified boxed set of this kind since the Beatles’ White Album compendium.”
Variety
“One of the geeky joys of Wildflowers and All the Rest is observing Petty at the absolute peak of his songwriting powers, making small, intelligent tweaks to these songs in progress.”
The New York Times
“It’s a triumph we only hope Petty enjoys from behind the shimmery screen.”
Esquire
“The new box set ‘Wildflowers & All the Rest,’ produced by [Ryan] Ulyate and curated by Petty’s bandmates and heirs, reimagines ‘Wildflowers’ as the sprawling statement it almost was. A wealth of demos and alternate takes…illuminate a period of creative surge even Petty could never fully explain.”
Los Angeles Times
“Tom Petty’s 1994 album Wildflowers has finally reached full bloom.”
USA Today
Yesterday, Tom’s daughter Adria Petty and Heartbreakers Mike Campbell and Benmont Tench spoke to CBS This Morning’s Anthony Mason about the new collection, watch here.
Additionally, watch the album EPK—“Come Find All The Rest”—to hear from Tom himself about creating Wildflowers & All The Rest, as well as the videos for “Leave Virginia Alone” and “Wildflowers (Home Recording).”
Furthermore, in celebration of Tom’s upcoming 70th birthday, Amazon Music and SiriusXM will host a virtual festival featuring special guest appearances and performances—further details to come.
TOM PETTY—WILDFLOWERS & ALL THE REST
1). Wildflowers
- Wildflowers
- You Don’t Know How It Feels
- Time to Move On
- You Wreck Me
- It’s Good to Be King
- Only a Broken Heart
- Honey Bee
- Don’t Fade on Me
- Hard on Me
- Cabin Down Below
- To Find a Friend
- A Higher Place
- House in the Woods
- Crawling Back to You
- Wake Up Time
2). All The Rest
- Something Could Happen
- Leave Virginia Alone
- Climb That Hill Blues
- Confusion Wheel
- California
- Harry Green
- Hope You Never
- Somewhere Under Heaven
- Climb That Hill
- Hung Up and Overdue
3). Home Recordings
- There Goes Angela (Dream Away)
- You Don’t Know How It Feels
- California
- A Feeling of Peace
- Leave Virginia Alone
- Crawling Back to You
Don’t Fade on Me
Confusion Wheel
A Higher Place
There’s a Break in the Rain (Have Love Will Travel)
To Find a Friend
Only a Broken Heart
Wake Up Time
Hung Up and Overdue
Wildflowers
4). Wildflowers Live
You Don’t Know How It Feels
Honey Bee
To Find a Friend
Walls
Crawling Back to You
Cabin Down Below
Drivin’ Down to Georgia
House in the Woods
Girls on LSD
Time to Move On
Wake Up Time
It’s Good to Be King
You Wreck Me
Wildflowers
5). Alternate Versions (Finding Wildflowers)
*Note: only available on 9-LP and 5-CD formats*
A Higher Place
Hard on Me
Cabin Down Below
Crawling Back to You
Only a Broken Heart
Drivin’ Down to Georgia
You Wreck Me
It’s Good to Be King
House in the Woods
Honey Bee
Girl on LSD
Cabin Down Below (Acoustic Version)
Wildflowers
Don’t Fade on Me
Wake Up Time
You Saw Me Comin’
For information and album pre-order visit: www.tompetty.com
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