Talk:Handle with Care (song)

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[edit] Tom Petty only version?

Was there ever a version of this song made which was only sung by Tom Petty? I clearly remember seeing a video of this song and I remember Tom Petty doing the vocals. The song had more of a "Tom Petty" sound to it, with a bit more guitar during the middle portions, and so forth. Any idea?? Davez621 12:49, 31 March 2006 (UTC)

[edit] RE: Tom Petty Only

Will this really depends on what you mean by Tom Petty 'only.' This song does not appear on a Petty album. However, I have seen it performed on the George Harrison Tribute Album. There where others on stage with him who were not the Heartbreakers and Petty did most of the vocals.

I am willing to bet that he has performed this in concert at least once. Maybe a bootleg?

[edit] Unique Language

The term:

"mid-tempo acoustic rock structure"

when searched in google only appears in wikipedia in this article and another for Tom Petty. Is this commonly used or just modifiers bunched together? If so then I would ask that an expert write a more critical review of the song.