Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers: "Southern Accents", Original Press, MINT / MINT
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From MCA Records (MCA-5486), this is SOUTHERN ACCENTS
by TOM PETTY and the HEARTBREAKERS, an original US
pressing released March 26, 1985; playing time 39:54. Embossed jacket
is MINT with perfectly blocked spine, printing dead center; thin edge LP
play grades MINT. Overall, remarkable piece. This is a perfect album
for collecting as well as listening. Sound quality is superb. Our highest,
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The Cuts:
Side One
- Rebels
- It Ain't Nothin' To Me
- Don't Come Around Here No More
- Souther Accents
- Make It Better (Forget About Me)
- Spike
- Dogs On The Run
- Mary's New Car
- The Best Of Everything
- Tom Petty – vocals, guitars, piano, keyboards, percussion
- Mike Campbell – guitar, bass, Dobro, keyboards, vocals, slide guitar
- Benmont Tench – piano, keyboards, piano (electric), vocals, vibraphone
- Stan Lynch – drums, percussion, keyboards, vocals
- Howie Epstein – bass, vocals, harmony vocals
- William Bergman – horn, tenor sax, sound effects, background vocals
- John Berry, Jr. – trumpet, horn, sound effects
- Ron Blair – bass
- Dick Braun – trumpet, horn, sound effects, background vocals
- Sharon Celani – vocals
- Jim Coile – horn, tenor sax, sound effects, vocals
- Malcolm 'Molly' Duncan – sax
- Dean Garcia – bass
- Bobbye Hall – percussion
- Jerry Hey – horn
- Garth Hudson – keyboards
- Clydene Jackson – vocals
- Phil Jones – percussion
- Martin Jourard – sax
- Jim Keltner – percussion
- Richard Manuel – vocals, harmony vocals
- Marilyn Martin – vocals
- Kurt McGettrick – horn, sound effects, vocals
- Dave Plews – trumpet
- Daniel Rothmuller – clarinet, cello
- Greg Smith – horn, saxophone, baritone sax, vocals
- Stephanie Spruill – vocals
- David A. Stewart – bass, guitar, keyboards, sitar, vocals
- Julia Tillman Waters – vocals
- Maxine Waters – vocals
- Maxine Willard Waters – vocals
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