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Jim Croce – The Way We Used to Be

We can't put "Time in a Bottle" but we remember past times through music that has touch our hearts. Jim Croce's music forever lives on in our hearts as we would wish to preserve "Time in a Bottle". His music career, short but highly prolific, left behind a wonderful legacy. In less than 2 years time, Jim produced eight top 40 hits, two of which hit the number 1 spot. His debut album, "Photographs and Memories", was released in 1972, followed by "Life and Times" in early 1973. By this time Jim had become a commercial success and was touring extensively. It all ended tragically on September 20, 1973, when Jim died in a plane crash over Natchitoches, Louisiana. His final album, "I've Got a Name" was release posthumously two weeks later. In less then 2 years, Jim Croce was recognized as one of the most promising artists of the time and is now celebrated as a legendary American singer-songwriter.

Three decades later, on September 13, 2004, Sanctuary records released the most comprehensive chronology of Jim Croce's lifetime work. This 3 disc release, "The Way We Used to Be" contains 83 cuts of Jim's timeless music. It incorporates the music from all three of his commercial releases plus more. Jim's music was deeply rooted in the common man. In the tradition of storytelling ballads, his simple poetic words reach us all. As we listen, we understand Jim truly has put "Time in a Bottle"

Disc One
1. You Don't Mess Around With Jim
2. Tomorrow's Gonna Be A Brighter Day
3. New York's Not My Home
4. Hard Time Losin' Man
5. Photographs & Memories
6. Walkin' Back To Georgia
7. Operator (That's Not The Way It Feels)
8. Time In Bottle
9. Rapid Boy (That Stock Car Boy)
10. Box #10
11. Long Time Ago
12. Hey Tomorrow
13. One Less Set Of
14. Roller Derby
15. Dreamin'
16. Careful
17. Alabama Rain
18. Good Time Man Like Me Ain't Got No Business (Singin' The Blues)
19. Next Time, This Time
20. Bad, Bad Leroy Brown
21. These Dreams
22. Speedball Tucker
23. It Doesn't Have To Be That Way

Disc Two

24. I Got A Name
25. Lover's Cross
26. Five Short Minutes
27. Age
28. Workin' At The Car Wash Blues
29. I'll Have To Say I Love You In A Song
30. Salon & Saloon
31. Thursday
32. Top Hat Bar & Grille
33. Recently
34. Hard Way Every Time
35. This Land Is Your Land
36. Greenback Dollar
37. Pig's Song
38. Gunga Din
39. Sun Come Up
40. Big Fat Woman
41. Charlie Green Play That Slide Trombone
42. Railroads & Riverboats
43. Way We Used To Be
44. Maybe Tomorrow
45. Stone Walls
46. I Remember Mary
47. Country Girl
48. Which Way Are You Goin'
49. King's Song
50. Mississippi Lady
51. Chain Gang Medley: Chain Gang, He Don't Love You, Searchin'
52. Ol' Man River
53. Carmella... South Phily; Rose & A Baby Ruth, Nobody Loves A Fat Girl
54. Cars & Dates, Chrome & Clubs: Salon & Saloon
55. Chinese: Edges Of Our Day
56. Trucks & Ups: Wear Out The Turnpike
57. Army

Disc Three
58. Operator (That's Not The Way It Feels)
59. Roller Derby Queen (Dialogue)
60. Roller Derby Queen
61. Next Time, This Time
62. Trucker (Dialogue)
63. Speedball Trucker
64. New York's Not My Home
65. Hard Time Losin' Man
66. Ball Of Kerrymuir (Dialogue)
67. Ball Of Kerrymuir
68. You Don't Mess Around With Jim
69. It Doesn't Have To Be That Way
70. Careful Man (Dialogue)
71. Careful Man
72. Shopping For Clothes
73. These Dreams
74. Circle Of Style*
75. Carnival Of Pride*
76. Wear Out The Turnpike*
77. Can't Wait* (Ft Ingrid Croce)
78. Migrant Worker*
79. Railroad Song*
80. (And) I Remember Her
81. More Than Tomorrow
82. Cotton Mouth River
83. Child Of Midnight


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