'You're Gonna Get It!' by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers

‘You’re Gonna Get It!’ by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers is their second album, recorded in Hollywod and released on May 2, 1978 by Shelter.

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1 . I Need To Know (Live)

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Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers – You’re Gonna Get It!

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Track Listing : 1.When The Time Comes (Tom Petty) – 02:47 . 2.You’Re Gonna Get It (Tom Petty) – 03:01 . 3.Hurt (Tom Petty, Mike Campbell) – 03:16 . 4.Magnolia (Tom Petty) – 03:03 . 5.Too Much Ain’T Enough (Tom Petty) – 02:56 . 6.I Need To Know (Tom Petty) – 02:24 . 7.Listen To Her Heart (Tom Petty) – 03:04 . 8.No Second Thoughts (Tom Petty) – 02:41 . 9.Restless (Tom Petty) – 03:24 . 10.Baby’S A Rock ‘N’ Roller (Tom Petty, Mike Campbell) – 02:53

Musicians : Tom Petty – Guitars, Piano, Vocals . Mike Campbell – Guitars, Accordion . Benmont Tench – Piano, Hammond Organ, Keyboards, Backing Vocals . Ron Blair – Bass Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Sound Effects, Backing Vocals . Stan Lynch – Drums . Noah Shark – Percussion . Phil Seymour – Backing Vocals On (4)

Production : Produced By Denny Cordell, Noah Shark, Tom Petty . Max Reese – Engineer . Noah Shark – Engineer

Package : David Alexander – Cover Photo . Bill Flanagan – Liner Notes . Zox – Photography

Recorded 1977–78 At Shelter Studio, Hollywood.

Released On May 2, 1978 By Shelter.

(Source ‘You’re Gonna Get It!’ by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers | Official Site)

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Rolling Stone
Overall, the current LP boasts an impressive stylistic cohesiveness with its predecessor, but what makes the album exciting are the fresh hints of openness and expansion just beneath the surface. […]

allmusic
It’s pretty good as it spins, but once it finishes, you remember those two songs at the heart of the record, maybe the opener and closer, which are stronger than the rest of the competent, enjoyable, yet unremarkable roots-rockers that surround them. […]

Ultimate Classic Rock
The album went gold, the band went back on tour and they came out swinging on 1979’s Damn the Torpedoes, their masterpiece. And in a way, they needed to make You’re Gonna Get It! to get there […]

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