Tom Petty revealed that Elvis Presley had a significant contribution to his musical career.
THE Wild flowers The singer’s love for the emblematic Presley has started since he was only 10 years old and when his uncle obtained a job on the set of the film Follow this dream in 1962.
Petty was able to see the king arriving on the set, an experience that continued to stay with him while he was starting to grow and displayed music.
“He arrived in a white Cadillac fleet,” recalls Petty Roller In 2011, adding: “People shouted, putting recordings on a chain fence for him.
“Just a sign of the head and a hello peeled your skin,” said Petty at that time, recalling, “I was raised for weeks. He turned on a fever in me to get each recording I could, and I really digested it. Elvis became the soundtrack for my first years.”
However, at that time, the Mary Jane’s latest dance Hitmaker had almost a decade full of Presley stuff he had to cross.
It was the 1956 popular years Heartbreak Hotel, It made Tom Petty a fan of Elvis Presley for life.
“It could have been the national anthem,” he said, and said before concluding: “He rocks, and when the piano arrives, he starts rolling in this really sensual way. The track is very frightening and very empty-there is just bass and a little piano, with DJ Fontana playing the deepest groove.”
