SuperJam Goes Into The Great Wide Open

The Official Bonnaroo Podcast

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As the sun set on Day 3, we sat down with the creators of Friday night's epic Tom Petty SuperJam to get a little insight into how it came to be and reflect on how it went. Patrick Hallahan of My Morning Jacket, Craig Pfunder of VHS or Beta, and Director of Programming at Superfly Productions, Josh Roth, talked about their love for Tom Petty, how the music dictated their decision making, and how Sheryl Crow came to sing American Girl.

Co-producer Patrick Hallahan called the Tom Petty SuperJam a "celebration of life," and added, "What better way to do it than through the music itself."

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