Few things are more comforting on a lazy summer morning than the sound of Tom Petty delivering a lighthearted country ballad.

‘House of Stone’ is a deep cut from the self-titled 2008 debut album by Mudcrutch, a band Petty formed in 1970 as a teenager. They played live gigs in their hometown of Gainesville, Florida, up through southern Georgia, but disbanded a few years later without recording an album. Petty and some Mudcrutch members went on to form the Heartbreakers and the rest is history.

Mudcrutch reunited in the 2000s and released two albums of country rock. Given the overlap in personnel, these records sound a lot like Heartbreakers albums, though with a more laid-back and carefree vibe.

I wouldn’t call either album essential Tom Petty, but they make for a fun listen.