“If You Don't Like It” by Cinderella

Tom Keifer and Eric Brittingham wrote "If You Don't Like It", and it sits on Long Cold Winter, the second Cinderella album, which Mercury put out in July 1988. Keifer wrote the words, sings lead and is all over the guitars, electric, acoustic and steel, with harmonica on top; Brittingham plays bass and sings backup, Jeff LaBar is the other electric guitar and Fred Coury drums. The pair co-produced with Andy Johns, who also engineered, and Michael Barbiero and Steve Thompson mixed.

The credits run deep: Denny Carmassi and Cozy Powell add extra drums, Paulinho da Costa percussion, guest Rick Criniti organ, piano and synthesizer, Jay Levine pedal steel. The glam metal band's second album went to number 10 in the US and had shipped two million copies by the end of 1988, just as the debut Night Songs had.

Written with AI assistance from RockLists chart data, MusicBrainz.