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"In the mid-Sixties, the British had a more romantic view of rock & roll than the States did," says Tom Petty. "We didn't take it as seriously. The energy that came with the British Invasion was the difference — these guys brought the guitar to the fore. You weren't getting guitar off the Shirelles."
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