Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers - Southern Accents Album

Tracklist

1	Don't Come Around Here No More Backing Vocals – Marilyn Martin, Sharon Celani, Stephanie SpruillBass [Intro] – Dean GarciaBass, Vocals – Howie EpsteinCello – Daniel RothmullerDrums, Percussion – Stan LynchGuitar – Mike CampbellKeyboards – Benmont TenchSitar, Keyboards, Vocals – David A. StewartVocals, Piano – T.P.	5:06
2	Make It Better Backing Vocals – Clydene Jackson, Julia Waters, Maxine Waters, Stephanie SpruillBass – Howie EpsteinDrums – Stan LynchGuitar – David A. Stewart, Mike CampbellKeyboards – Benmont TenchLead Vocals – T.P.Saxophone – Molly DuncanTambourine – Phil Jones Trumpet – Dave Plews	4:17
3	Rebels Drums, Vocals – Stan LynchGuitar, Bass, Keyboards – Mike CampbellHorns [Heart Attack Horns] – William Bergman, Jim Coile, John Berry Jr., Kurt McGettrick, Dick BraunKeyboards – Benmont TenchSaxophone – Molly DuncanTambourine – Bobbye HallTrumpet – Dave PlewsVocals – Howie EpsteinVocals, Twelve-String Guitar – T.P.	5:20
4	Spike Acoustic Guitar, Vocals – T.P.Bass, Harmony Vocals – Howie EpsteinDrums – Stan LynchElectric Piano – Benmont TenchSlide Guitar – Mike Campbell	3:32
5	Mary's New Car Bass, Backing Vocals – Howie EpsteinDrums, Percussion – Stan LynchGuitar, Piano – Mike CampbellLead Vocals, Keyboards – T.P.Saxophone – Marty JourardVibraphone [Vibes] – Benmont Tench	3:45
6	Dogs On The Run Bass, Backing Vocals – Howie EpsteinDrums – Stan LynchGuitar – Mike CampbellHorns [Heart Attack Horns] – William Bergman, Gregory Smith, Jim Coile, John Berry Jr., Kurt McGettrick, Dick BraunKeyboards – Benmont TenchTambourine – Bobbye HallVocals, Twelve-String Guitar – T.P.	3:39
7	The Best Of Everything Bass – Ron BlairConductor [Horns] – Jerry HeyDrums – Stan LynchGuitar – Mike CampbellGuitar, Vocals – T.P.Harmony Vocals – Richard ManuelKeyboards – Benmont Tench, Garth HudsonPercussion – Jim Keltner	3:59
8	Southern Accents Arranged By [Strings] – Jack NitzcheDobro – Mike CampbellHarmony Vocals – Howie EpsteinPercussion – Stan LynchPiano – Benmont TenchVocals – T.P.	4:42
9	It Ain't Nothin' To Me Baritone Saxophone – Gregory SmithDrums – Stan LynchGuitar, Bass Vocals – David A. StewartGuitar, Keyboards, Vocals – Mike CampbellHorns [Heart Attack Horns] – John Berry Piano – Benmont TenchTenor Saxophone – William Bergman, Jim CoileTrumpet – Dick BraunVocals – Howie EpsteinVocals, Guitar, Tambourine – T.P.	5:10

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
MCA 5486	Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers	Southern Accents ‎(LP, Album)	MCA Records	MCA 5486	US	1985
MCAC-39322	Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers	Southern Accents ‎(Cass, Album)	MCA Records	MCAC-39322	US	1985
DMCL 1896	Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers	Southern Accents ‎(CD, Album)	MCA Records	DMCL 1896	UK	Unknown
251 551-1	Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers	Southern Accents ‎(LP, Album)	MCA Records	251 551-1	Spain	1985
MCAD-5486	Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers	Southern Accents ‎(CD, Album, RE)	MCA Records	MCAD-5486	US	Unknown

Credits

• Art Direction, Design – Steeleworks Design, Tommy Steele
• Engineer [Additional] – David Bianco (tracks: A1), Joel Fein (tracks: B5)
• Engineer [Second] – Alan Weidel
• Engineer, Remix – Don Smith, Shelly Yakus
• Lacquer Cut By – Chet
• Management – Elliot Roberts, Tony Dimitriades
• Mastered By – Stephen Marcussen
• Painting [Cover] – Winslow Homer
• Photography By [Back Cover & Innersleeve] – Dennis Keeley
• Photography By [Background] – Steve Breitborde
• Producer – David A. Stewart (tracks: A2, A3, B1), Jimmy Iovine (tracks: A1 To A3, B1 To B3, B5), Mike Campbell (tracks: A1, A4, B2 To B4), Robbie Robertson (tracks: B5), Tom Petty (tracks: A1 To A4, B1 To B5)
• Written-By – David A. Stewart (tracks: A2, A3, B1), Mike Campbell (tracks: B3), Tom Petty

Notes

CRC appears on lower right of back cover
Included with the album is a lyric sleeve with full lyrics and credits

Recorded and mixed at Gone Gator One except track 9 recorded at Sound City and The Village Recorder
Additional recording at Sunset Sound, LA & Church Studio, London on track 3
Additional remix at The Village Recording on tracks 1, 3, 5, 7

© ℗ 1985 MCA Records Inc.
All songs published by Gone Gator Music (ASCAP) except:
Tracks 2, 3, 5 published Gone Gator Music/Blue Network Music, Inc. (ASCAP)
Track 7 published by Gone Gator Music/Wild Gator Music (ASCAP)

David A. Stewart appears courtesy of RCA Records, Inc.
Marty Jourard appears courtesy of Capitol Records, Inc.
Maxine and Julia Waters appear courtesy of Motown Records, Inc.

Barcodes

• Barcode (Text): 0 76732-5486-1
• Matrix / Runout (Side One Etched): MCA 3928 GIB GI
• Matrix / Runout (Side Two Etched): (HXMP) MCA-3929 G1B G1
• Matrix / Runout (Side One Etched): MCA 3928 G1A G1 B9
• Matrix / Runout (Side Two Etched): (HXMP) MCA-3929 G1B G1 D3
• Rights Society: ASCAP

Companies

• Record Company – MCA Records

• Pressed By – Columbia Records Pressing Plant, Carrollton, GA
• Distributed By – Columbia House
• Recorded At – Gone Gator One
• Recorded At – Sound City Studios
• Recorded At – The Village Recorder
• Recorded At – Sunset Sound
• Recorded At – The Church, London
• Mixed At – Gone Gator One
• Remixed At – The Village Recorder
• Mastered At – Sheffield Lab Matrix
• Lacquer Cut At – CBS Studios
• Phonographic Copyright (p) – MCA Records, Inc.
• Copyright (c) – MCA Records, Inc.
• Published By – Gone Gator Music
• Published By – Wild Gator Music
• Published By – Blue Network Music Inc.

Video

Album

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