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A week afterTom Petty‘s expansive American Treasure boxset arrived, Universal has announced plans to release a career-spanning best-of collection dedicated to the late rocker that boasts a pair of unreleased recordings.
The Best of Everything, due out November 16th, features 38 of Petty’s biggest and “definitive” hits culled from throughout his career, ranging from his work with the Heartbreakers and Mudcrutch to his solo albums and spanning from 1976 to 2016.
The newly remastered greatest hits compilation also includes two unreleased songs: An unearthed track titled “For Real” and an alternate version of “The Best of Everything,” a song off 1985’s Southern Accents that also lends its title to the best-of collection; the alternate version features the song’s never-heard second verse:
The Best of Everything also contains an essay on Petty penned by Almost Famous director and Rolling Stone writer Cameron Crowe. The compilation is available to preorder now ahead of its digital and CD release on November 16th; a black and clear vinyl release will follow on December 7th.
The Best of EverythingTrack List
Disc 1
Free Fallin’
Mary Jane’s Last Dance
You Wreck Me
I Won’t Back Down
Saving Grace
You Don’t Know How It Feels
Don’t Do Me Like That
Listen To Her Heart
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 (Alt. Version)
Disc 2
Wildflowers
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(feat. 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
