Tom Petty: Going Home

Tom Petty: Going Home

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Tom Petty: Going Home

1994

1h 17m

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Overview

Television documentary spanning Tom Petty's career from 1976-1994.

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3 videos

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12 members

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Tom Petty

Self

Tom Petty

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Jimmy Iovine

Self

Jimmy Iovine

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Dave Stewart

Self

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Ron Blair

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George Harrison

Self

George Harrison

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Denny Cordell

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Benmont Tench

Self

Benmont Tench

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Mike Campbell

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Rick Rubin

Self

Rick Rubin

Acting

Roger McGuinn

Self

Roger McGuinn

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Howie Epstein

Self

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Stan Lynch

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