Full Moon Fever

First Tom Petty CD I have bought. There is not one bad track which is unusual. Can certainly recommend.

Superb album. Incredible list of artists involved. A must buy.

I like to buy both vinyl and CD formats and use streaming to search for albums of the past and present. If they are good and I like them I buy one or both. The Tom Petty CD arrived factory sealed in mint condition. Excellent purchase. I recommend this album. It's superb.

Tom Petty has recorded some fantastic five star albums and his standard has been consistently high – few dip below four stars. This is one of his best. Recorded in 1988-9 soon after the formation of the Traveling Wilbury’s, Jess Lynne produces the album (with Petty and Mike Campbell) and George Harrison and Roy Orbison (shortly before his death) each provide guitar and backing vocals on a track. Lynne shares songwriting with Petty on seven tracks, including the uptempo hit singles ‘Free fallin’’, ‘I won’t back down’ and ‘Runnin’ down a dream’, the haunting ballad ‘A face in the crowd’, the Wilburyish ‘Yer so bad’ and the Bo Diddley-influenced ‘A mind with a heart of its own’ . Campbell co-wrote with Petty the Stones-influenced ‘Love is a long road’, there is a cover of The Byrds’ ‘Feel a whole lot better’ and the remaining three songs comprise two Petty rockers (‘Depending on you’ and ‘The apartment song’) and a Petty ballad (‘Alright for now’). The album is not over-produced by Lynne, except perhaps for the final track ‘’Zombie Zoo’. On Full Moon Fever, Petty stands at the peak of his creative powers. This album contends with ‘Damn the Torpedoes (1979)’, ‘Into the Great Wide Open (1991)’ and the 1976 debut 'Tom Petty and The Heartbreakers’ as Petty's finest.

Good deal

One of Tom's best recordings. Simple

Order now fulfilled. Great quality. Great cd.

Good cd would recommend this