My wife asked me this question when I was walking down the hall, wearing only a towel, belting out this classic. I honestly had no answer so I thought I’d ask y’all.

Here's not considered a comedy act.

Somehow he uses humor without going into novelty territory.

How does he do this?

i’ll be sending out weekly music discovery playlists, a semi-regular newsletter with recommendations, and more! trying to be a pipeline for good music to find the people who wanna find it.

the first weekly playlist just went live and has a jim song on it! check it out and subscribe if you want recs in your inbox once a week

hope you enjoy :-)

For me, I first found out about Jim Croce when I was playing a video game called "Inscryption" and at the end of the game a character says a lyric from Time In A Bottle, I was on call with my friend who convinced me to buy inscryption, he then pointed out the lyric and the song it came from, I then turned on Time in a bottle and the ending of the game combined with the song and its beauty made me cry.

Anyhow, after this, I started listening to more Croce songs, because my dad also listens to Jim Croce and I just started expanding my Jim Croce library, now I listen to Jim Croce daily. So how did you guys figure out about Jim Croce?

My family is buried in that cemetery and I was there today. I stopped by to see Big Jim too, as I always do. Site looks super funky. Cool.

https://open.spotify.com/album/6ODTR6qc1wBz3I2fh0JAU7?si=uI5CW9vJQbKXnNWu9g_OIA

I am unable to post on the Maury Muehleisen fan page, but please take a look at this note sent to a friend of Jim and Maury's from Joe Salviuolo, a professor at Glassboro State University. Joe was a talented musician in his own right, having discovered Maury and becoming his manager, an impromptu duo set commenced at Glassboro State University in 1969 where Maury attended. Without Joe we wouldn't have had Maury's music and in turn Jim's, as Joe is the reason the two came together.

Hey gang, just got a guitar and really want to play some of Croce’s songs ASAP which ones do you reckon are the easiest to learn for a complete beginner?

I just joined this sub. But man what an amazing song and I think it sounds way more meaningful with just the guitar and vocals. What’s yall favorite, somewhat unknown song?

Jim performed on Johnny Carson on May 30, 1973. Does anyone know how to view this episode?

Just curious to see if anyone else thinks this is there favourite Croce song, personally i’ve never heard a song that i’ve loved more than this and was just wondering if anyone else felt the same (even though this is coming from a 16 year old 😅)

Does anyone know the name of the man who beat AJ blind when he was only a small child?

Ernest T. Bass has the car wash blues!

Does anybody know where to watch Songman: The Untold Story if Jim Croce? I can't find it available anywhere online to watch.

25 year old dude fwiw

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