Heartbreakers guitarist has a clear conscience on Tom Petty’s death


Heartbreakers guitarist Mike Campbell insisted that “his conscience was clear” over his tape leader Tom Pettys 2017 death by an Casual overdose of medicationS

“I’m not tormented (because of the death of the fifth),” said Campbell, at 75 years old Guitarist In an interview published on Tuesday, March 11.

The death of the fifth at the age of 66 sent shock waves through the rock community, especially after a coronary report, determined that a mixture of opioids – including fentanyl and oxycodone – in its system contributes to a fatal “mixed toxicity of the drug”. The rock legend had gone through periods of drug use throughout her life, but known in 1999, when his future wife, Dana YorkConvince him to go to rehabilitation.

Campbell explained in his new interview that although he recognized that the five was no longer sober near the end of his life, he thinks it is impossible to contact his longtime roommate.

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“With Tom it was like,” Your personal life is yours and mine is mine. I see what you do, but out of respect for you, I will trust that you will do the right thing. If you need me, call me, “he recalled.” I could go to him and say, “Hey, you have to cut this – out, which I did once to the manager. But the thing with Tom was, you can say that and he will just look at you as,” But I’m Tom Fifth.

Campbell suggested that “Petty’s Personality sides) always challenge to get closer to the musician he has worked with for more than 40 years.

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“He was scary, but there was love there. I think one of the reasons we stay together is that we have kept our privacy separate. We didn’t socialize so much tour, “he insisted.

The last time the couple was working together was just a week before the death of the fifth when they finished 40th anniversary Tour at Hollywood Bowl in September 2017

When Campbell was pressed why he did not “enter the face of the fifth) for his noticeable decline, the musician replied:” I’m not tormented. My mind is clear because Tom knew I knew, and Tom knew that I was not forcing him and I was not getting in his face. “

The guitarist added that there is an “invisible understanding” between themselves and their small lives.

“I didn’t have to encounter him to understand how I felt about it,” Campbell said. “As I said, there was no second thoughts or reservations to go tour. In fact, the last conversation I had with Tom about it said, “Are you sure you want to do this? Do you handle it? He said, “I don’t stay home. I go out. I want to do it. If I have to be in a wheelchair, I’ll do it. I said, “Okay, then what?” He said, “Well, when the tour is over, I will go to do an operation (hip). We will write more songs, we will make another record. “That was the plan.”

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Campbell continued: “It was a kind of business as usual. I know that Tony (S)Dimitriades), our manager, talk to him and gave him options like: “We can postpone that. You can get your operation now. Tom said, “I must be there. I want to play with the group and we will do it. I’ll be fine. So I have no second thoughts about it. I’m not fighting that way. I miss – the same with (Howe EpsteinThe Bassist of the Heart, who died at 47 in 2003) – but I did everything I could. “

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