Let Me Up (I've Had Enough) (Remastered) Tom Petty And The Heartbreakers

• 1 Jammin' Me 04:08
• 2 Runaway Trains 05:13
• 3 The Damage You've Done 03:54
• 4 It'll All Work Out 03:11
• 5 My Life / Your World 04:39
• 6 Think About Me 03:45
• 7 All Mixed Up 03:42
• 8 A Self Made Man 03:00
• 9 Ain't Love Strange 02:38
• 10 How Many More Days 03:19
• 11 Let Me Up (I've Had Enough) 03:31
• Total Runtime 41:00

Info for Let Me Up (I've Had Enough) (Remastered)

„Let Me Up“ was seen as Petty's attempt to step away from the elaborate neo-psychedelic artifice of the ambitious „Southern Accents“ and get to back to straight-ahead rock & roll, but in fact, it's probably just the record he happened to feel like making at the time. That said, rock & roll doesn't get more straight-ahead than the power-riffing non sequitirs of the visceral 'Jammin' Me,' co-written with Petty's fellow Wilbury Bob Dylan.

There's a distinct folk-rock flavor to the ballad 'It'll All Work Out,' a mandolin-laced ode to a typical Petty girl (faded jeans, leather jacket, etc.) On 'Runaway Trains' and 'My Life/Your World' things take a decidedly '80s-sounding turn. Mike Campbell's guitar on the former is redolent of his 'Boys of Summer' collaboration with Don Henley, and the latter is powered by percolating synths.

Tom Petty, vocals, 6 and 12 string electric, acoustic guitars, bass
Mike Campbell, guitar, 12-string guitar, acoustic guitar, bass, Dobro, keyboards, dulcimer, mandolin, ukulele, slide guitar, percussion
Howie Epstein, bass, harmony vocals
Benmont Tench, acoustic and electric pianos, Hammond, Vox organs, vibraphone, synthesizer
Stan Lynch, drums, percussion

Recorded from 1986–87 at Sound City and M.C. Studios, LA
Produced by Tom Petty, Mike Campbell

Digitally remastered

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