  Tom Petty & The
Heartbreakers formed in early 70's with Tom
Petty, Mike Cambell and Benmont Tench
performing as 'Mudcrutch' in Florida. After
releasing 1 single "Depot Street"
on Shelter Records in 1974, the trio went
their separate ways and regrouped a year
later adding Ron Blair and Stan Lynch and
naming themselves Tom Petty & The
Heartbreakers.
 Petty released Tom
Petty & The Heartbreakers.
Petty released You're
Gonna Get It.
 You're
Gonna Get It was certified gold.
Petty released Damn
The Torpedoes.
 # 39
Singles Artist of the Year
 Petty hit the Top 10 with "Don't Do Me
Like That."
Petty hit the Top 40 with "Refuge."
Damn
The Torpedoes was certified platinum.
 Petty hit the Top 40 with "Here Comes My Girl."
 # 52
Singles Artist of the Year
Bass player Ron Blair was
replaced with Howie Epstein.
 Petty released Hard
Promises.
Petty hit the Top 40 with "The Waiting."
Hard
Promises was certified gold.
 Petty hit the Top 40 helping out
Stevie Nicks with "Stop
Draggin' My Heart Around."
Hard
Promises was certified
platinum.
 # 160
Singles Artist of the Year
 Petty released Long
After Dark.
Petty hit the Top 40 with "You Got Lucky."
 # 59
Singles Artist of the Year
 Long
After Dark was certified gold.
Petty hit the Top 40 with "Change Of Heart."
 Damn
The Torpedoes was certified 2x platinum.
Petty released Southern
Accents.
Southern
Accents was certified gold.
 Southern
Accents was certified
platinum.
The video for "Don't Come Around Here
No More"
won a MTV Video Music
Award for Best Special Effects (Tony Mitchell, Kathy
Dougherty & Peter Cohen) and was
nominated for Video of the Year, Best Direction, Viewer's Choice, and Best Concept Video.
 # 180
Singles Artist of the Year
 Petty released the live LP Pack
Up The Plantation: Live!
Petty began touring with Bob
Dylan.
 # 135
Singles Artist of the Year
Petty released Let
Me Up (I've Had Enough).
 Let
Me Up (I've Had Enough) was certified gold.
Tom
Petty & The Heartbreakers was certified gold.
Petty, George
Harrison, Roy Orbison, Jeff Lynne,
and Bob
Dylan formed the Traveling
Wiburys and released The
Traveling Wilburys, Vol. 1.
 # 26
Singles Artist of the Year
 Petty released Full
Moon Fever - his 1st solo LP.
Petty hit the Top 40 with "I Won't Back Down."
Full
Moon Fever was certified gold.
 Full
Moon Fever was certified platinum.
Petty hit the Top 40 with "Runnin' Down A Dream."
Full
Moon Fever was certified 2x platinum.
 Petty hit the Top 40 with "Free Fallin'."
 # 76
Singles Artist of the Year
Petty hit the Top 10 with "Free Fallin'."
 Petty was nominated for a Grammy Award for Album of the Year (Full
Moon Fever) and Best Rock Vocal Performance -
Male ("Free Fallin'"). The category also
included Petty's collaboration with the Traveling
Wilburys (Traveling
Wilburys, Volume 1) which won for Best Rock Vocal Performance by a
Duo or Group.
 Full
Moon Fever was certified 3x platinum.
Petty hit the Top 40 with "A Face In The Crowd."
The Traveling Wiburys
released their 2nd LP The
Traveling Wilburys, Vol. 3.
 # 141
Singles Artist of the Year
 Petty released Into
The Great Wide Open.
Into
The Great Wide Open was certified gold.
Into
The Great Wide Open was certified
platinum.
 Petty was nominated for 2 Grammy
Awards for Best Rock Song (songwriter) and Best Rock Vocal Performance by a
Duo or Group ("Into The Great Wide
Open").
The video for "Into The
Great Wide Open" was nominated for a MTV Video Music
Award for Best Male Video.
Rolling
Stone: "The 100 Top Music Videos" included "Don't Come Around Here
No More"
at # 14.
 Petty released Greatest
Hits.
Petty topped the Billboard Album
Rock Tracks chart for 2 weeks with "Mary Jane's Last Dance."
 # 42
Singles Artist of the Year
Greatest
Hits was certified platinum.
Petty hit the Top 40 with "Mary Jane's Last Dance."
Petty was was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Rock Vocal Performance by a
Duo or Group ("My Back Pages" with
Bob
Dylan, Roger McGuinn,
Neil Young, Eric
Clapton, George
Harrison).
Petty hit the Top 10 with "Mary Jane's Last Dance."
Greatest
Hits was certified 2x platinum.
Petty won a MTV Video Music
Award for Best Male Video ("Mary Jane's Last Dance").
Greatest
Hits was certified 3x platinum.
Drummer Stan Lynch was replaced
by Steve Ferrone.
 Petty released Wildflowers.
Petty hit the Top 40 with "You Don't Know How It
Feels."
Petty topped the Billboard Album
Rock Tracks chart for a week with "You Don't Know How It
Feels."
 # 31
Singles Artist of the Year
Petty hit the Top 10 with "You Don't Know How It
Feels."
Wildflowers was certified 2x
platinum.
Greatest
Hits was certified 4x platinum.
Petty hit the Top 40 with
"It's Good To Be King."
Wildflowers was certified 3x
platinum.
Petty won a MTV Video Music
Award for Best Male Video ("You Don't Know How It
Feels").
 Petty released the 6-CD box set Playback.
 # 62
Singles Artist of the Year
Playback was certified gold.
Petty hit the Top 40 with "Waiting For Tonight."
Petty won a Grammy Award for Best Rock Vocal Performance -
Male
("You Don't Know How It
Feels")
and was nominated for Best Rock Album (Wildflowers).
 Petty released the She's
The One soundtrack.
Petty hit the Top 40 with "Walls."
Greatest
Hits was certified 6x platinum.
Petty hit the Top 10 with "Walls."
The She's
The One soundtrack was
certified gold.
 Rock
'N Roll Hall Of Fame's 500
Songs That Shaped Rock And Roll includes
"American Girl."
Ranked # 43 on VH1: Greatest
Artists of Rock & Roll (and
# 40 on Rock On The Net's
Poll).
Petty released the track
"Free Girl Now" free on the
Internet but later agreed with his record
company and pulled the track off MP3.com. A
spokesman for Petty's label said the posting
of the song on the Internet would set "a
bad precedent."
 Petty released Echo.
Greatest
Hits was certified 8x platinum.
Echo was certified gold.
MTV: 100
Greatest Videos Ever Made includes
"Don't Come Around Here
No More"
at # 85.
Petty was nominated for 2 Grammy Awards for Best Rock Song ("Room At The
Top") and Best Rock Album (Echo).
 Petty released Anthology:
Through The Years.
Greatest
Hits was certified 9x platinum, Full
Moon Fever was certified 5x platinum, and Into
The Great Wide Open was certified 2x
platinum.
Rolling Stone
& MTV: 100 Greatest Pop Songs includes "Free Fallin'" at # 72.
VH1: 100
Greatest Videos includes
"Don't Come Around Here
No More" at # 43.
 Petty performed "I Won't Back Down" for a landmark
fundraiser (America:
A Tribute To Heroes) aired by all the
major networks to raise money for families of
the victims of recent terrorist attacks.
Playback was certified
platinum.
Petty was inducted into the Rock
& Roll Hall of Fame.
 Petty released The
Last DJ.
Petty's former
bassist, Howie Epstein, died at age 47 from
what was suspected as a fatal drug overdose.
Epstein had been with the Heartbreakers since
1982 and was let go in 2002 for "ongoing
personal problems."
VH1: 100 Best
Songs of the Past 25 Years includes "Free Fallin'" at # 39.
 Petty released the CD/DVD Live
At The Olympic: The Last DJ And More which
included a concert from Los Angeles.
Petty received the Legend Award
at the 2003 Radio Music Awards.
Greatest
Hits was certified 10x platinum.
 Rolling Stone:
The 500 Greatest Albums of All Time: # 313:
Damn The Torpedoes.
# 50 on the Top Pop Artists
of the Past 25 Years chart.
Petty was honored with the
Billboard Century Award.
 Petty was
nominated for a Grammy Award for Best
Song Written for a Motion Picture, Television
or Other Visual Media (awarded to the
songwriter) ("Square One").
Petty released Highway
Companion.
 Petty topped the Billboard Top
Internet Albums chart and Top Digital chart
with Highway
Companion.
Anthology:
Through The Years was certified gold.
 Petty was nominated for 2 Grammy Awards for Best Solo Rock Vocal Performance ("Saving
Grace") and Best Rock Album (Highway
Companion).
Petty could be heard on the Fats
Domino tribute
compilation Goin'
Home: A Tribute To Fats Domino with "I'm
Walkin'."
 Petty performed during half-time
at the Super Bowl.
Petty won a Grammy Award for Best Music Video, Long Form (Runnin'
Down A Dream).
Highway
Companion was certified gold.
 The box set The
Live Anthology was released.
Petty performed on Saturday
Night Live.
Petty released Mojo.
Petty topped the Billboard Rock
Albums chart with Mojo.
Petty was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Rock Album (Mojo).
- August 16: Petty topped the
Billboard 200 LP chart for the first time
in his career and the Rock Albums chart
with Hypnotic Eye. The LP sold over
131,000 copies its first week of release
in the US.
 October 2: Petty was
hospitalized after found in his Malibu
home in full cardiac arrest. Conflicting
reports said Petty had died, others
report he was on life support. It was
conformed that night that Petty had died.
- October 21: Greatest Hits topped
the Billboard Digital Albums chart and
Rock Albums chart.
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Tom Petty & The
Heartbreakers
Released: November, 1976
US: Gold
Billboard
peak:
# 55
Tracks: "Rockin'
Around (With You)" -
"Breakdown" - "Hometown
Blues" - "The Wild One,
Forever" - "Anything That's
Rock 'N Roll" - "Strangered In
The Night" - "Fooled Again (I
Don't Like It)" - "Mystery
Man" - "Luna" -
"American Girl" |
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You're Gonna Get It
Released: May, 1978
US: Gold
Billboard
peak:
# 23
Tracks: "When The
Time Comes" - "You're Gonna Get
It" - "Hurt" -
"Magnolia" - "Too Much
Ain't Enough" - "I Need To
Know" - "Listen To Her
heart" - "No Second
Thoughts" - "Restless" -
"Baby's A Rock 'N Roller" |
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Damn The Torpedoes
Released: October 19, 1979
US: 3x Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 2
Rolling Stone: 
Tracks:
"Refugee" - "Here Comes My
Girl" - "Even The Losers"
- "Shadow Of A Doubt (A Complex
Kid)" - "Century City" -
"Don't Do Me Like That" -
"You Tel Me" - "What Are
You Doin' In My Life?" -
"Louisiana Rain" |
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Hard Promises
Released: May, 1981
US: Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 5
Tracks: "The Waiting" - "A
Woman In Love (It's Not Me)" -
"Nightwatchman" -
"Something Big" - "Kings
Road" - "Letting You Go" -
"A Thing About You" -
"Insider" - "The Criminal
Kind" - "You Can Still Change
Your Mind" |
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Long After Dark
Released: November, 1982
US: Gold
Billboard
peak:
# 9
Tracks: "A One Story
Town" - "You Got Lucky" -
"Deliver Me" - "Change Of Heart" -
"Finding Out" - "We Stand
A Chance" - "Straight Into
Darkness" - "The Same Old
You" - "Between Two
Worlds" - "A Wasted Life" |
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Southern Accents
Released: April, 1985
US: Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 7
Tracks:
"Rebels" - "It Ain't
Nothin' To Me" - "Don't Come Around
Here No More" - "Southern
Accents" - "Make It Better
(Forget About Me)" -
"Spike" - "Dogs On The
Run" - "Mary's New Car" -
"The Best Of Everything" |
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Pack Up The Plantation:
Live!
Released: January, 1986
Billboard
peak:
# 22
Live Tracks: "So You Want
To Be A Rock & Roll Star" -
"Needles And Pins" (with Stevie
Nicks) - "The Waiting" -
"Breakdown" - "American
Girl" - "It Ain't Nothing To
Me" - "Insider" -
"Rockin' Around (With You)" -
"Refugee" - "Southern
Accents" - "Rebels" -
"Don't Bring Me Down" -
"Shout" - "Stories We
Could Tell" |
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Let Me Up (I've Had
Enough)
Released: April, 1987
US: Gold
Billboard
peak:
# 20
Tracks: "Jammin'
Me" - "Runaway Trains" -
"The Damage You've Done" -
"It'll All Work Out" - "My
Life / Your World" - "Think
About Me" - "All Mixed Up"
- "A Self-Made Man" -
"Ain't Love Strange" -
"How Many More Days" -
"Let Me Up (I've Had Enough)" |
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Full Moon Fever
Released: April 14, 1989
US: 5x Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 3
Tracks: "Free
Fallin'" - "I Won't Back
Down" - "Love Is A Long
Road" - "A Face In The
Crowd" - "Runnin' Down A
Dream" - "Fee A Whole Lot
Better" - "Yer So Bad" -
"Depending On You" - "The
Apartment Song" - "Aright For
Now" - "A Mind With A Heart Of
Its Own" - "Zombie Zoo" |
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Into The Great Wide Open
Released: July, 1991
US: 2x Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 13
Entertainment
Weekly: B+
Tracks: "Learning To
Fly" - "Kings Highway" -
"Into The Great Wide Open" -
"Two Gunslingers" - "The
Dark Of The Sun" - "All Or
Nothin'" - "All The Wrong
Reasons" - "Too Good To Be
True" - "Out In The Cold"
- "You And I Will Meet Again" -
"Makin' Some Noise" -
"Built To Last" |
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Greatest Hits
Released: November, 1993
US: 12x Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 2
Entertainment
Weekly: A+
Tracks: "American
Girl" - "Breakdown" -
"Listen To Her Heart" - "I
Need To Know" - "Refugee"
- "Don't Do Me Like That" -
"Even The Losers" - "Here
Comes My Girl" - "The Waiting" - "You Got Lucky" - "Don't Come Around
Here No More" - "I Won't Back
Down" - "Runnin' Down A
Dream" - "Free Fallin'" -
"Learning To Fly" - "Into
The Great Wide Open" - "Mary
Jane Last's Dance" - "Something
In The Air" |
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Wildflowers
Wildflowers & All
The Rest
Released: November, 1994
US: 3x Platinum
Billboard
peak:
# 8
Tracks:
"Wildflowers" - "You Don't
Know How It Feels" - "Time To
Move On" - "You Wreck me"
- "It's Good To Be King' -
"Only A Broken Heart" -
"Honey Bee" - "Don't Fade
On Me" - "Hard On Me" -
"Cabin Down Below" - "To
Find A Friend" - "A Higher
Place" - "House In The
Woods" - "Crawling Back To
You" - "Wake Up Time" |
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Playback (box set)
Released: November, 1995
US: Platinum
Tracks:
"Breakdown" - "American
Girl" - "Hometown Blues" -
"Anything That's Rock 'N Roll"
- "I Need To Know" -
"Listen To Her Heart" -
"When The Time Comes" -
"Too Much Ain't Enough" -
"No Second Thoughts" -
"Baby's A Rock 'N Roller" -
"Refugee" - "Here Comes My
Girl" - "Even The Losers"
- "Shadow Of A Doubt (A Complex
Kid)" - "Don't Do Me Like
That" - "The Waiting" - "A
Woman In Love" - "Something
Big" - "A Thing About You"
- "Insider" - "You Can
Still Change Your Mind" - "You Got Lucky" - "Change Of Heart" -
"Straight Into Darkness" -
"The Same Old You" -
"Rebels" - "Don't Come Around
Here No More" - "Southern
Accents" - "Make It Better
(Forget About Me)" - "The Best
Of Everything" - "So You Want
To Be A Rock 'N Roll Star" -
"Don't Bring Me Down" -
"Jammin' Me" - "It'll All
Work Out" - "Mike's Life /
Mike's World" - "Think About
Me" - "A Self-Made Man" -
"Free Fallin'" - "I Won't
Back Down" - "Love Is A Long
Road" - "Yer So Bad" -
"Alright For Now" -
"Learning To Fly" - "Into
The Great Wide Open" - "All Or
Nothin'" - "Out In The
Cold" - "Built To Last" -
"Mary Jane's Last Dance" -
"Christmas All Over Again" -
"Case Dega" -
"Heartbreaker's Beach Party" -
"Trailer" - "Cracking
Up" - "Psychotic Reaction"
(live) - "I'm Tired Joey Boy"
(live) - "Lonely Weekends"
(live) - "Gator On The Lawn" -
"Make That Connection" -
"Down The Line" - "Peace
In L.A." (Peace Mix) - "It's
Rainin' Again" - "Somethin'
Else" (live) - "I Don't Know
What To Say To You" - "King's
Highway" (live) - "On The
Street" - "Depot Street" -
"Cry To Me" - "Don't Do Me
Like That" (Mudcrutch Version) -
"I Can't Fight It" -
"Since You Said You Loved Me" -
"Louisiana Rain" -
"Keeping Me Alive" -
"Turning Point" - "Stop Draggin' My
Heart Around" (demo) - "The
Apartment Song" (demo) - "Big
Boss Man' - "The Image Of Me" -
"Moon Pie" - "The Damage
You've Done" (Country Version) -
"Got My Mind Made Up" -
"Ways To Be Wicked" -
"Can't Get Her Out" -
"Waiting For Tonight" -
"Travelin'" - "Baby, Let's
Play House" - "Wooden
Heart" - "God's Gift To Man' -
"You Get Me High" - "Come
On Down To My House" - "You
Come Through" - "Up In
Mississippi Tonight" |
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She's The One soundtrack
Released: August, 1996
US: Gold
Billboard
peak:
# 15
Entertainment
Weekly: A-
Tracks: "Walls
(Circus)" - "Grew Up Fast"
- "Zero From Outer Space" -
"Climb That Hill" -
"Change The Locks" -
"Angel Dream (No. 4)" -
"Hope You Never" -
"Asshole" - "Supernatural
Radio" - "California" -
"Hope On Board" - "Walls
(No. 3)" - "Angel Dream (No.
2)" - "Hung Up And
Overdue" - "Airport" |
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Echo
Released: April, 1999
US: Gold
Billboard
peak:
# 10
Entertainment
Weekly: A-
Tracks: "Room At The
Top" - "Counting On You" -
"Free Girl Now" -
"Lonesome Sundown" -
"Swingin'" - "Accused Of
Love" - "Echo" -
"Won't Last Long" - "Billy
The Kid" - "I Don't Wanna
Fight" - "This One's For
Me" - "No More" -
"About To Give Out" -
"Rhino Skin" - "One More
Day, One More Night" |
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Anthology: Through The
Years
Released: October, 2000
US: Gold
Billboard
peak:
# 32
Tracks:
"Breakdown" - "American
Girl" - "Hometown Blues" -
"The Wild One, Forever" -
"I Need To Know" - "Listen
To Her Heart" - "Too Much Ain't
Enough" - "Refugee" -
"Here Comes My Girl" -
"Don't Do Me Like That" -
"Even The Losers" - "The Waiting" - "A
Woman In Love (It's Not Me)" -
"Stop Draggin My Heart Around"
(with Stevie Nicks) - "You Got Lucky" -
"Straight Into Darkness" -
"Change Of Heart" -
"Rebels" - "Don't Come Around
Here No More" - "The Best Of
Everything" - "So You Want To
be A Rock 'N Roll Star" -
"Jammin' Me" - "It'll Al
Work Out" - "Love Is A Long
Road" - "Free Fallin'" -
"Yer So Bad" - "I Won't
Back Down" - "Runnin' Down A
Dream" - "Learning To Fly"
- "Into The Great Wide Open" -
"Two Gunslingers" - "Mary
Jane's Last Dance" - "Waiting
For Tonight" - "Surrender"
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The Last DJ
Released: October, 2002
Billboard
peak:
# 9
Entertainment
Weekly: A-
Tracks: "The Last
DJ" - "Money Becomes King"
- "Dreamville" -
"Joe" - "When A Kid Goes
Bad" - "Like A Diamond' -
"Lost Children" - "Blue
Sunday" - "You And Me" -
"The Man Who Loves Women" -
"Have Love, Will Travel" -
"Can't Stop The Sun" |
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Highway Companion
Released: July, 2006
US: Gold
Billboard
peak:
# 4
Rolling Stone:  - Entertainment
Weekly: A-
Tracks: "Saving
Grace" - "Square One" -
"Flirting With Time" -
"Down South" - "Jack"
- "Turn This Car Around" -
"Big Weekend" - "Night
Driver" - "Damaged By
Love" - "This Old Town" -
"Ankle Deep" - "The Golden
Rose" |
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The Live Anthology (box set)
Released: November, 2009
Rolling Stone:  - Entertainment
Weekly: A-
Live Tracks:
"Nightwatchman" - "Even
The Losers" - "Here Comes My
Girl" - "A Thing About
You" - "I'm In Love" -
"I'm A Man" - "Straight
Into Darkness" -
"Breakdown" - "Something
In The Air" - "I Just Want To
Make Love To You" - "Drivin'
Down To Georgia" - "Lost
Without You" - "Refugee" -
"Diddy Wah Diddy" - "I
Want You Back Again" -
"Wildflowers" - "Friend Of
The Devil" - "A Woman In
Love" - "It's Good To Be
King" - "Angel Dream (No.
2)" - "Learning To Fly" -
"Mary Jane's Last Dance" -
"Mystic Eyes" - "Jammin'
Me" - "The Wild One,
Forever" - "Green Onions"
- "Louisiana Rain" -
"Melinda" -
"Goldfinger" -
"Surrender" -
"Dreamville" -
"Spike" - "Any Way You
Want It" - "American Girl"
- "Runnin' Down A Dream" -
"Oh Well" - "Southern
Accents" - "Crawling Back To
You" - "My Life / Your
World" - "I Won't Back
Down" - "Square One" -
"Have Love Will Travel" -
"Free Fallin'" - "The
Waiting" - "Good Good
Lovin'" - "Century City" -
"Alright For Now" |
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Mojo
Released: June, 2010
Tracks: "Jefferson
Jericho Blues" - "First Flash
Of Freedom" - "Running Man's
Bible" - "The Trip To Priate's
Cove" - "Candy" - "No
Reason To Cry" - "I Should have
Known It" - "U.S. 41" -
"Takin' My Time" - "Let
Yourself Go" - "Don't Pull Me
Over" - "Lover's Touch" -
"High In The Morning" -
"Something Good Coming" -
"Good Enough" |
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Hypnotic Eye
Released: July 29, 2014
Billboard
peak:
# 1
Grammy Nominee: Best Rock Album
Tracks: "American
Dream Plan B" - "Fault
Lines" - "Red River" -
"Full Grown Boy" - "All
You Can Carry" - "Power
Drunk" - "Forgetten Man" -
"Sins Of My Youth" - "U
Get Me High" - "Burnt Out
Town" - "Shadow People" |
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vinyl |
An American Treasure (4CD)
Released: September 28,
2018
Billboard
Top 200 LPs
peak: # 9 |
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The Best Of Everything -
The Definitive Career Spanning Hits
Collection
Released: March 1, 2019
Billboard
peak:
# 16
Tracks: "Free
Fallin'" - "Mary Jane's Last
Dance" - "You Wreck Me" -
"I Won't Back Down" -
"Saving Grae" - "You Don't
Know How It Feels" - "Don't Do
Me Like That" - "Listen To Her
Hear" - " Breakdown" -
"Walls (Circus)" - "The
Waiting" - "Don't Come Around
Here No More" - "Southern
Accents" - "Angel Dream (No.
2)" - 'Dreamville" - "I
Should Have Known It" -
"Refugee" - "American
Girl" - "The Best Of
Everything" - "Wildfloers"
- "Learning To Fly" -
"Here Comes My Girl" -
"The Last DJ" - "I Need To
Know" - "Scare Easy" -
"You Got Lucky" - "Runnin'
Down A Dream" - "American Dream
Plan B" - "Stop Draggin' My
Heart ARound" )with Stevie
Nicks)" - "Trailer" -
"Into The Great Wide Open" -
"Room At The Top" -
"Square One" - "Jammin'
Me" - "Even THe Losers" -
"Hungry No More" - "I
Forgive It All" - "For
Real" |
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Angel Dream (Songs From
'She's The One')
Released: July 2, 2021
Tracks: "Angel Dream
(No. 2)" - "Grew Up Fast"
- "Change The Locks" -
"Zero From Outer Space" -
"Asshole" - "One Of Life's
Mysteries" - "Walls (No.
3)" - "Thirteen Days" -
"105 Degrees" - "Climb
That Hill" - "Supernatural
Radio" (Extended Version) -
"French Disconnection" |
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Live At The Fillmore,
1997
Released: November 25, 2022
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