Tom Petty's 'Last Dance with Mary Jane' with Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre re-enters UK Physical Singles chart at No. 100

Nearly a decade after his death in the fall of 2017, Tom Petty continues to appear on the Billboard charts in the United States, driven by the enduring popularity of his Greatest Hits compilation with the Heartbreakers. In other markets, however, it often takes a surge in sales or interest for the late rock superstar to reappear posthumously.

This week, Petty returns to a U.K. chart with one of the least likely hits in his catalog — and one of his highest-charting entries on that ranking.

Tom Petty Narrowly Returns to One Chart

"Last Dance with Mary Jane," Petty's collaboration with Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre, re-enters the Official Physical Singles chart this week at No. 100, barely securing a spot in last place.

The Official Physical Singles chart ranks the bestselling individual tracks in the U.K. on physical formats such as vinyl and CD. Downloads and streaming activity are not factored into the weekly order. The chart has become more competitive in recent years as dedicated fans increasingly purchase tunes on physical formats to support their favorite artists.

Tom Petty's Hit Scores a Second Week as a Bestseller

"Last Dance with Mary Jane" appears on the Official Physical Singles ranking for only the second time. The track debuted in July 2025 at No. 53, then dropped off immediately. It had not charted since — until its return one year later.

Tom Petty Is Sampled on the Snoop Dogg Track

"Last Dance with Mary Jane" samples "Mary Jane's Last Dance," the longtime favorite by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers. Petty's voice is included in the newer recording, and he receives an official artist credit in the U.K.

Jelly Roll is also featured on the song alongside Snoop and Dre. Although the rock and country musician is officially attached to the recording, his name does not appear in the British chart credit, while Petty's does due to the sampled vocal.

The track appears on Snoop's album Missionary, released in 2024. Dre produced the project and is officially credited on "Last Dance with Mary Jane" as well.

Tom Petty Scored His Fourth Physical Hit

When "Last Dance with Mary Jane" first reached the Official Physical Singles chart in July 2025, it gave Petty his fourth career placement on the roster. It also became his first posthumous hit on the format-specific tally.

Its No. 53 debut came extremely close to matching the performance of "Mary Jane's Last Dance." The original track arrived on the ranking in March 1994 and peaked at No. 52 — only one slot higher than the Snoop reworking.

"Last Dance with Mary Jane" remains Petty's second-highest-charting hit on the Official Physical Singles chart:

• "You Wreck Me" — one week on the chart, peaked at No. 88
• "You Don't Know How It Feels" — one week on the chart, peaked at No. 91

Snoop Dogg and Dr. Dre Have Charted Far More Hits

Both Snoop and Dre have performed significantly better than Petty on the Official Physical Singles chart in terms of total appearances:

• Dr. Dre has accumulated 12 entries on the ranking. Only one of them, "Dre Day," stalled at a lower position than the No. 53 peak reached by "Last Dance with Mary Jane."
• Snoop Dogg has collected 29 entries on the tally. Only two of those cuts have peaked below the position reached by his collaboration with Petty and Dre.

Despite his much larger number of hits, Snoop has never topped the Official Physical Singles chart. Several of his songs have come extremely close, however:

• "Signs" (with Charlie Wilson and Justin Timberlake)
• "Buttons" (with the Pussycat Dolls)
• "I Wanna Love You" (with Akon)
• "California Gurls" (with Katy Perry)

All four tracks missed the No. 1 spot by only one position.