Mike Campbell and the Dirty Knobs new LP 'Vagabonds, Virgins and Misfits' features guest spots by Chris Stapleton, Lucinda Williams, and Graham Nash.
, and the rest of their band Mudcrutch entered Leon Russell’s the Church Studio in Tulsa, Oklahoma, to record their first demo tape with producer Denny Cordell. It was a crucial moment that led to the formation oftwo years later. In late April of this year, Campbell returned to the studio for the first time in 50 years.via Zoom from the “man cave” of his Los Angeles home.
He asked Nash to contribute harmony vocals after interviewing him on his Tom Petty Radio SiriusXM show. “He kind of made it sound a little bit like the Hollies blend on the vocals,” says Campbell. “He really lifted the song up and it was just a thrill to have a hero of mine singing my song.” The title of “Don’t Wait Up” was inspired by an old joke that longtime Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers lighting director Jim Lenahan loved to crack. Stapleton contributed vocals, and Tench plays keyboards. “The words are kind of nonsensical in a way, but it kind of makes sense,” says Campbell. “It’s about a woman waiting for her man to come home from wherever he’s been in the world.”
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