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Mar 2, 2018 39 min

Ep 108 - Tom Petty, Elvis Costello

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An early-career interview with the great Tom Petty – just as his career was ready to explode. Also, we’ll hear the worst interview Christopher has ever done – or was it? Plus we talk to one of the greatest songwriters of all time and we’ll tell you a very funny story of rock star mistaken identity – told by a pretty famous rock star himself!

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An early-career interview with the great Tom Petty – just as his career was ready to explode. Also, we’ll hear the worst interview Christopher has ever done – or was it? Plus we talk to one of the greatest songwriters of all time and...

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