How Tom Petty’s ‘She’s the One’ Became an ‘Angel Dream’ Come True: Mike Campbell and Ryan Ulyate on a 25th Anniversary Revamp
Chris Willman Music WriterLast year saw the arrival of the mother of all Tom Petty boxed sets, “Wildflowers and All the Rest,” available in editions that extended to as much as five CDs and nine LPs of mostly unreleased music. If that collection was a six- or nine- or 10-course meal, depending on how far you want to stretch the analogy, then the newly released album “Angel Dream” might be considered a quick-and-easy nice surprise of a dessert.“That’s a good analogy — the end of the meal,” says Ryan Ulyate, the Petty audio confidante who co-produced and mixed the new project.