Live in Japan, George Harrison, 1992

released















The Tracks


Multimedia
Cheer Down (live) video
Cloud 9 (live) video

Time Takes Time, Ringo Starr, 1992

released 22 May 1992















The Tracks



Multimedia
What Goes Around video
Weight of the World video

Into the Great Wide Open, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, 1991

released 2 July 1991
















The Tracks
1. Learning to Fly (Tom Petty/Jeff Lynne) 4:01
2. Kings Highway (Tom Petty) 3:05
3. Into the Great Wide Open (Tom Petty/Jeff Lynne) 3:42
4. Two Gunslingers (Tom Petty) 3:08
5. The Dark of the Sun (Tom Petty/Jeff Lynne) 3:23
6. All or Nothin' (Tom Petty/Mike Campbell/Jeff Lynne) 4:05
7. All the Wrong Reasons (Tom Petty/Jeff Lynne) 3:44
8. Too Good to be True (Tom Petty) 3:58
9. Out in the Cold (Tom Petty/Jeff Lynne) 3:41
10. You and I Will Meet Again (Tom Petty) 3:45
11. Makin' Some Noise (Tom Petty/Mike Campbell/Jeff Lynne) 3:25
12. Built to Last (Tom Petty/Jeff Lynne) 3:58


Multimedia

Rock On!, Del Shannon, 1991

01 March 1991 (original release)













The Tracks
1. Walk Away (Del Shannon/Tom Petty/Jeff Lynne) 3:37
2. Who Left Who (Del Shannon) 3:20
3. Are You Lovin' Me Too (Del Shannon) 3:14
4. Callin' Out My Name (Del Shannon) 3:44
5. I Go To Pieces (Del Shannon) 3:59
6. Lost In A Memory (Del Shannon) 3:35
7. I Got You (The Bird's Song) (Del Shannon) 3:41
8. What Kind Of A Fool Do You Think I Am? (Ray Whitley) 3:09
9. When I Had You (Del Shannon) 4:17
10. Let's Dance (Del Shannon) 3:31


Album Overview



Highlights

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The Players


Production staff


Liner Notes


Multimedia
What Kind of Fool Do You Think I Am? video
Rock On! Billboard review

Crime Story TV Show-1986
Crime Story

born 12/30/34, died 2/8/90

Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Induction-1999

Tom Petty produced album in early 1980s
Mentioned in the Petty song, "Runnin' Down a Dream"
The Wilburys recorded a version of Shannon's "Runaway" which existed as a bootleg recording until it's official release in 2007.
Released a version of "Sea of Love" in 1982(?)-later released by Robert Plant (Honeydrippers) in 1985-one of the biggest hits of Plant's post-Led Zeppelin career.
Led Zeppelin had a song called "Hats Off to (Roy) Harper" on Led Zeppelin III (1970).
Hats Off To (Roy) Harper
Shannon had a US hit with a Beatles song prior to Beatles decent on America-learned it while on tour in Europe
Early influence of Jeff Lynne
Rumored to be a possible replacement for Roy Orbison in the Wilburys after his death
Little Town Flirt appeared on ELO reissue of Discovery (1979) in 2001.
Appeared on Lynne's solo album, Armchair Theatre.


http://www.delshannon.com/notes.htm

Traveling Wilburys Volume 3, Traveling Wilburys, 1990

released 19 October 1990













The Tracks
1. She's My Baby (Traveling Wilburys) 3:12
2. Inside Out (Traveling Wilburys) 3:33
3. If You Belonged to Me (Traveling Wilburys) 3:11
4. The Devil's Been Busy (Traveling Wilburys) 3:18
5. 7 Deadly Sins (Traveling Wilburys) 3:14
6. Poor House (Traveling Wilburys) 3:14
7. Where Were You Last Night? (Traveling Wilburys) 3:00
8. Cool Dry Place (Traveling Wilburys) 3:33
9. New Blue Moon (Traveling Wilburys) 3:15
10. You Took My Breath Away (Traveling Wilburys) 3:18
11. Wilbury Twist (Traveling Wilburys) 2:59

Multimedia
Traveling Wilburys Volume 3 Billboard album review

Nobody's Child - Romanian Angel Appeal, Various Artists, 1990

released 24 July 1990















The Tracks
1. Nobody's Child-Traveling Wilburys
2. Wonderful Remark
3. Medicine Man
4. This Week
5. Homeward Bound
6. How Can You Mend Broken Heart?
7. Lovechild
8. Big Day Little Boat
9. Feeding off the Love of the Land
10. That Kind of Woman
11. Goodnight Little One
12. The Trembler
13. Ain't That Peculiar
14. Civil War
15. With A Little Help from My Friends




Multimedia
Nobody's Child Billboard album review

Nobody's Child (CD Single), Traveling Wilburys and others, 1990

released 24 June 1990
















The Tracks
1. Nobody's Child-Traveling Wilburys (Traveling Wilburys)
2. Lumiere-Dave Stewart
3. With A Little Help from My Friends-Ringo Starr (John Lennon/Paul McCartney)


Multimedia
Tony Sheridan with the Beatles version (1961)

Karen Young version

History of the song