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Tom Petty is the best late 70's early 80's rocker, still putting out good music

The Pieyed Piper

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I would say Eric Clapton, but he's been concentrating on old time blues lately. EC certainly goes back early than Petty. However Petty probably has the more recent hits.

I remember when Tom Petty was in a horrific accident and they didn't know whether he would make it or not.

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aaawwww man you can't box God in....besides he was from the 60's...

Clapton is the ONLY person to be inducted into the Rock-n-Roll Hall of Fame 3 times! Once for the band Yardbirds, once for the band Cream and finally as solo act!

EC has had hits in the 60's, 70's, 80's & 90's. He ruined MTV Unplugged for anyone that followed him! How many artist have ever had a #1 twice with the same song? (Layla.)

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