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Mojo
Tom Petty/Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers
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Overview
Track Listing
1
Jefferson Jerho Blues
2
First Flash oFreedom
3
Running Man'sible
4
Trip to Pirats Cove, The
5
Candy
6
No Reason to y
7
I Should Havenown It
8
U.S. 41
9
Takin' My Tim
10
Let Yourself
11
Don't Pull Mever
12
Lover's Touch
13
High in the Mning
14
Something GooComing
15
Good Enough
Details
- Genre: Rock & Pop
- Release Date: June 2010
- Label: Warner Bros.
- Format: CD
- Number of Discs: 1
- Audio Format: Stereo
- Producer: Ryan Ulyate; Mike Campbell; Tom Petty
- Engineer: Ryan Ulyate; Greg Looper
Music Reviews
Editorial Reviews
Rolling Stone (p.75) - 4 stars out of 5 -- "MOJO is dynamite....The performances are natural knockouts -- cocksure grooves, pithy knife-play guitars and little overdub fuss -- worked up, then nailed, some on the first full take..."
Entertainment Weekly (p.97) - "Tuneful and gently flowing, MOJO is endowed by the qualities diehards expect..." -- Grade: B
Uncut (p.102) - 3 stars out of 5 -- "'Jefferson Jericho Blues' is an irresistible opener, a pugnacious choogle in the style of Dylan circa HIGHWAY 61 REVISITED."
Billboard (p.40) - "It's not news that these guys rock, but on their first new album in eight years the Heartbreakers have their MOJO working like they never have before -- which is a fine thing indeed."
Mojo (Publisher) (p.96) - 4 stars out of 5 -- "15 crunching, clever, moving tracks....'I Should Have Known' is a leg-trembling Led Zep rocker, with Petty primal and vengeful..."
Paste (magazine) - "The album may be the loosest of his career, an unfussy, shuffle-mode assortment of blues-infused jams and steel guitar-haunted ballads..."
