Released on the first day of November 1994, 'Wildflowers' - Tom Petty's first album (in his own name) for Warner Bros. Records - sold over three million copies. To promote its release, the Florida rocker undertook a North American tour of over 90 dates, which on October 6, 1995 stopped at the Coleman Coliseum in Tuscaloosa, Alabama: this CD is taken from the radio broadcast of that show and reproduces the entire performance divided into about twenty songs (interspersed and followed by short fragments of interviews), in which Petty and the Hearbreakers offer songs from the new album (opening the setlist with the hit single 'You Don't Know How It Feels ' and closing it with 'You Wreck Me') alongside period b-sides such as 'Girl On LSD', classics from the more or less recent past ('Free Fallin'', 'Don't Come Around Here No More' , 'American Girl') and the cover of 'Gloria' by Van Morrison, hosting Dave Grohl on stage for the performance of another of the new songs in the repertoire, 'Honey Bee'
Disc: 1
1. You Don't Know How It Feels
2. Listen to Her Heart
3. I Won't Back Down
4. Free Fallin'
5. You Wreck Me
6. Mary Jane's Last Dance
7. Don't Come Around Here No More
8. Thirteen Days
9. Girl On LSD
10. Breakdown
11. Cabin Down Below
Disc: 2
1. It's Good to Be King
2. Running Down a Dream
3. Honey Bee
4. Gloria
5. American Girl
6. Mary Jane's Last Dance
7. You Don't Know How It Feels
8. Interview
9. Honey Bee (Feat. Dave Grohl)
10. You Wreck Me
11. Interview