Tom Petty "Don't Do Me Like That" 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

"God it's so painful that something that's so close is still so far out of reach" that line kills me 😩

'Even The Losers' is another great Tom Petty song.

American Girl was the last song ever played by Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers in concert, part of an encore at the Hollywood Bowl in Los Angeles, California on September 25, 2017. Petty died a little over a week later.

I can't listen to this song without thinking Silence of the Lambs.

You can never go wrong with The Heartbreakers R.I.P Tom we miss you brother

He wasn't just a Heartbreaker, he was also a Traveing Willbury.

Amber & Jay, here are some other good Tom Petty songs to react to: "Don't Do Me Like That", "You Got Lucky", ""Deliver Me", "We Stand A Chance", "Here Comes My Girl", and "You Wreck Me".

I'll always think of Catherine Martin tapping her steering wheel and singing along, her eyes locking with ours in "Silence of the Lambs".

Here comes my girl is a banger!

This is the one that made me a fan for life for Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers. Point of pride for me that I was the one to introduce this album to my friends. We immediately learned how to play this and "Breakdown"

I was at Tom Petty’s final concert before he died, at Hollywood Bowl. This was the final song he ever played live.

Every time I hear this song, I can't help but think of "Fast Times at Ridgemont High". This song opens the movie and as a result millions of people have the same fond memory.

"she could hear the cars roll by out on 441 like waves crashing on the beach" When I first heard this song those lines stood out for me. I knew he was a good songwriter.

"Breakdown" live is great. You'll feel like you're at a TP concert!

Play "I need to know". Tom Petty meant so much to us teenagers in the seventies who were drowning in disco. He brought rock n roll back too us.

I remember this song being in Fast Times at Ridgemont High. RIP Tom Petty

Jay & Amber, you'll love his "Here Comes My Girl" and "Don't Do Me Like That" !!!! Great choice on todays song

Tom Petty is a legend. Other classics, "Into the Great Wide Open", "Jammin Me", "Even the Losers", "Breakdown", and so many others.

Love this song, thing first time I heard it was in Silence of the Lambs but he’s another genius who’s been taken far too soon. R.I.P Tom 😔

One of my favorite Petty tunes! Please do "A Woman in Love"!!! That is another Petty gem, an angst filled rocker !!!

Tom Petty was a breath of fresh air.... Just plain ol' rock and roll

Check out "Don't do me like That." RIP Tom. He was a legend.

Though I was born in 75, I prefer late 70s Tom Petty than later Tom Petty. So "American Girl" hit the spot, but "Here Comes My Girl" is my favorite TP & the Heartbreakers tune.

AAAAHHHH my 2nd favorite Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers song!!! Finally!! (first is Refugee)

A really good Tom Petty song that's also often forgotten about is "You wreck me"

You guys have to hear Tom Petty - You Got Lucky - Don't Do Me Like That

🇬🇧 This song & "Stop Dragging My Heart Around" are my favourite TP songs. RIP Tom 💔🎼

So glad you finally got to this one!! Now you’ll have to get to Tom doing “Here Comes My Girl”. Love me some Tom Petty😁😉

I've never understood why Mike Campbell is never mentioned in the top guitarist lists. Can't imagine it bothers him too much but he's just the perfect guitarist for the Heartbreakers. Tom always referred to him as his co-pilot. Killer tone, and just hits the right note right on time, every time. 47 years later this still sounds amazing.

Learning to Fly - LIVE (Wearing green shirt, gr8 version) Stop Dragging My Heart Around You're So Bad RIP Tom

so calm, for a triple time beat, you crack me up .

I moved to Florida in 2018. Tom is originally from Gainesville. Every time I hear this song as a life long Tom Petty fan I get chills because I now live about 3 minutes away from Route 441. Where the cars go by, like waves crashing on the beach... You can actually visit his childhood home, and find the farm he formed his first band and had his first concert on, Mudcrutch Farm... It's surreal living this close to the home of one of your heroes...

It's hard to lose the ones you love and it's hard to lose the great artists of your childhood. It's amazing that Mick, Keith, Paul, Dylan, Elton, and Joel are still alive. It feels like we are gonna lose them all at once.

American girl and calmer is nothing I’ve heard before. This is a huge jam. Really need to listen to it in the car with the windows down. It’s American 3 chord rock at its finest.

What even makes this song more remarkable was it was on his (their) first album! 💖

Tom Petty & the Heartbreakers - "You Got Lucky"

Watch out! Buffalo Bill is lurking.

RIP Tom! Love this tune

One of the tightest bands I have ever seen live. Tons of good American R&R songs. Florida boy too!

Refugee⭐Honeybee⭐You Got Lucky..and many more❤ RIP Tom🙏

Here's a couple of suggestions by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers. "You Wreck Me" and "Jammin' Me". Both of those songs are awesome, definitely check them out!!

Jay, Tom Petty had to grow on me in my youth, but the more I heard him, the more he did. Now he's one of my all-time favorite artists. He's got a ton of hits of every flavor. I bet you would like "Don't Do Me Like That" and "Change of Heart." "Learning to Fly" is also fantastic.

This song was released in 1976. If it came out today it would be a hit. How many artists could say that. His music is timeless indeed.

Tom Petty in the 70’s is the best Tom❤

My favorite song from Him!

IN 2001 I moved from South Fla to Seattle. I shipped my belongings in advance and drove myself, my 60lb Chow Chow, and a pair of 80's era Bose 901 speakers that were too heavy to ship, cross country!! This tune and Petty's "Running Down a Dream" kept me sane along the way!!!

"Out on 441, like waves crashing on the beach". I was born just off 441 not far from where Tom Petty is from. It is so cool to have that in well known song.

Calmer song?? This is such an energetic song, racing along at 115 beats per minute, but the drums make it sound twice as fast. Sometimes I wonder about Jay.

Basic heartland Tom Petty greatness! From his debut album, so no wonder it doesn't have all the permutations Jay seems to expect. This was Taylor Swift's entrance music for her first tour, in 2006. (16-year-old Taylor didn't mind being on the nose every so often.) For her second tour, Taylor recorded her own cover of the song and used that. (No need to pay Tom performance royalties if she didn't need to; TS isn't a stockbroker's daughter for nothing, after all.) The other major early Tom songs you need to hit are "I Need to Know" and "Listen to Her Heart". If Jay's in a "Keep it simple" mood, that is.

The Silence of the Lambs!!!

This lit the candle and the rest is history. One of the best rockers ever. I say him 4-5 times and he could put on a show. His music may sound simple, but it's not. There is depth all the way down. You can listen to them over and over and over and not get bored.

Tom, Mike, Benmont, Stan, Ron and Howie too thank you for so many timeless songs that have entertained and comforted me for almost 50 years.

"American Girl" was one of his earliest hits and it sounded SOOOO much like The Byrds that it took me a while to realize it wasn't Roger McGuinn singing this. Compare this to "I Was So Much Older Then".

LOL This song Rocks! There is Nothing Calm about IT!

This is one of my favorite Tom Petty songs. His lyrics are so descriptive, and they walk the edge between freedom and optimism, on the one hand, and loss and drift as an undertone. He was one of rock music's romantics, like Springsteen and Bob Seger, who captured the thrill of youth against the odds, in a big country with lots of hopes and no guarantees. To me, they epitomize the America I grew up in. They propelled rock music for a whole generation.

Yes I'm so happy y'all decided to react to this song one of my favorite Tom Petty songs!

Great song by Tom and the Heartbreakers, one of my favourites of his-Colin Ward

ANYTHING by Tom Petty is outstanding! He is one of my biggest personal heroes, not just as a musical artist, but as a person. He was a man of great integrity, and never, ever put out any commercial drivel. I remember buying this album when it first came out, and then buying every other Petty album as soon as it came out. His passing hit me harder than any other, and it still hurts. Rock In Peace Tom, we miss you so! 😔

One of the most amazing properties of music is it helps you mentally go back and actually feel like you did at the concert! So many happy memories!

I was at Live Aid in Philadelphia and for me the highlight of the whole show was The Heartbreakers amazing performance of this song. Thanks Tom!

LOVE this song! Petty knew how to absolutely cook. And now: A Suggestion and Recommendation: GUIDED BY VOICES... probably the greatest Indie Rock band of all-time. From Dayton, Ohio, they've released DOZENS of albums since the early 90s and have actually gotten better and BETTER. Their leader is ROBERT POLLARD... a middle school teacher who went full-time into music. He is probably the most prolific songwriter in the world, having penned over 3000 songs. His catalog (with GBV, solo, and side projects) is vast... but you can start with "LIZARD ON THE RED BRICK WALL" or "SPACE GUN" and fully connect with the amazing band. Cheers!

Listen to Her Heart, Here Comes My Girl and So You Want To Be A Rock and Roll Star all worth a listen

One of my favorite Tom Petty (RIP) songs and always makes me feel it was Tom's response to Guess Who's 'American Woman' while a great tune, sure put lyrical scares on our women.

I still… adore you two… (love seeing you)… awwww, don’t stop during the “groove!”

Saw him in concert in 2001 along with Jackson Brown. Tom played his heart out for 3 hours!!! I also got to hear him tune up two hours prior to show....he seemed like a genuine guy...

i LOVE tom petty, one of my favorite songs recently is tom petty and stevie nicks' cover of needles and pins!

My morning jog takes me by Tom Petty’s childhood home here in Gainesville, FL

Stevie Nick's and Tom singing live version of Insider from the concert in Gainesville fantastic. You should really get into more of his live songs love Southern Accents from the same concert.

HERE COMES MY GIRL was the first song of theirs I remember hearing on the radio. YOU DON'T KNOW HOW IT FEELS by Tom solo is my fave of his solo, and SWINGIN' is probably their saddest music video.

As many great songs he has, this may be his best…with Free Falling tugging at my shoulder.

Tom Petty will always hold a special place in my heart. My dad and I absolutely love him. We got to see him back in 2013 and when we got the tickets everyone in the family only wanted the two of us to go since it was "our thing"

This was a real big hit at the time. Absolutely loved it

Tom has a huge catalog.. You Wreck Me was a favorite..

It was heartbreaking when he died, the way he died. Too soon RIP. I always loved Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers and beyond.

Growing up in Gainesville and being on 441 most of my life, I just love this song!! ❤

"Out on fo foty one" Gotta love TP and the Heartbreakers

Amber, so right about all the ears that liked TP. Few things that all Americans agree on but one was love for TP & Heartbreakers. To me, they were THE quintessential American rock band. His rock & roll attitude was just SO on pointe. We all miss him so much. I see you've done alot of his great songs.... SUCH a great songwriter. May he RIP.

I miss Tom Petty. This is probably my favorite of his, just after the 1st release of his Id ever heard, I Need To Know, in 1977. This song pulls me along with it, a great rhythm and great background vocals. About the videos: many artists who got their start in the 60s or 70s that were still around in the age of MTV were not thrilled with the pressure to spend time & $$ on videos, preferring their music to be appreciated by ear alone. I remember when Journey refused to do a video along with a new song released in the mid-80s. I thought at the time, "good for them!" LOL😊❤ ❤

Listen to her heart is another amazing song

You guys are hitting the bullseye today

Tom Petty is a legend of my generation. Check out his solo stuff, a track like "Wildflowers", or something from the last Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers album, "Fault Lines"! Try his duet with Stevie Nicks, "Insider"~~~there's a great live version on YT, and I know you guys LOVE her!!

This is called a "Rave Up". Intensity unwaining from start to finish

This was their first hit single!

I would love to hear " she's going to listen to her heart

Tom had a real punk element to his voice in this tune.

The half time show they did for Super Bowl XLII was awesome!

American Girl is the song that made me fall in love with TP & the Hearbreakers. Another great early song is I NEED TO KNOW 🤘🏻

Listen to her heart is awesome.

Check out the Florida Gators video, 6 or 7 years ago, they football stadium broke out in song to Petty's Won’t Back Down, in honor of his untimely passing.

One of my favorite Tome Petty songs is "Rebels". One of the best opening lines of any song.

I ❤ Tom Petty!! One night after one of his concerts, I was so hyped up that I had to get American Girl tattooed on me.

Love,love,love Tom! This is my wife's fav. Lucky enough to have seen him 5 times. You Wreck Me, my fav. Thanks for the smile.

Have you guys heard Here Comes My Girl? Tom Petty really knows how to do a love song. Much love 💕 😊

My all time favorite song. PETTY 4EVA !!!!

American Girl is ranked at #169 on the Rolling Stone magazines list of the top 500 songs of all time. Ironically, it didn't even chart as a single in the United States until it was re-released as part of a greatest hits package in 1994. It peaked at #40 in the UK in August 1977.

This is one of my very favorite Petty songs. I love the guitar tones, especially. And the guest backing vocals by Tulsa native Phil Seymour, who had a few hits of his own, but was better known as half of the Dwight Twilley Band - who you should definitely check out if you haven't already.

Here Comes My Girl!! That’s my favorite!! ❤️

Great song!

Nov 1977, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers opened for Rush at the Tower in Philadelphia. He was unknown to me and most others too I’m pretty sure. This was the one song that left the biggest impression. Breakdown too.