I`ve never heard this singer/songwriter or his history. "Quote from comments: Sad story: 3 days after Jim Croce died in a plane crash, his wife received a letter from him, saying he was quitting concert touring so he could retire and spend the next 30+ years with his wife and 1-year-old son. So the lyrics of the “Time In A Bottle” song are almost a preminition, like he knew he wouldn’t get to spend much time with his family, so he recorded a beautiful song for their memories.
yes and his son Adrian James , better known as A,J Croce went onto become a b___dy good singer/song writer in his own right, Jims wife used to co-write many of there early songs
You and not least @GladNGrumpy give me a lot of interesting artists to check out. I can’t help but explore new paths when it comes to music!
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Hola a todos:
Para los que solo ubican a Argentina por Messi - mundial 2022 incluido -, por Maradona (los futboleros de más de 50), o por el Papa Francisco, por la Reina Máxima, por la Guerra de Malvinas, por “Evita”, o simplemente no saben dónde demonios queda este país, quería compartirles un tema musical que tengo en mi playlist, que nos identifica mucho.
Se llama “Adios nonino”, compuesto por un bandoneonista local (Astor Piazzolla, ya fallecido). Este tema se hizo muy conocido en el casamiento de la Reina Máxima de Países Bajos, ya que lo tocaron en la iglesia.
Ah! Este autor tiene grandes temas, como el que sale en la película “12 monos” protagonizado por Brad Pitt y Bruce Willis ( “Suite Punta del Este”).
Les dejo aquí esta fantástica pieza musical. Que la disfruten:
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Hi there,
accidently stumb__d into this one here.
Read the remarks about Jim Croce, and the same moment another song than time in a bottle shot into my head.
Gets my eyes watering because of old memories. But the song is one of my all-time-favourites.
Jim Croce - I Got A Name Lyrics (Logan)
may I make a suggestion to you? Recon so, so I just do it.
I thought in the other music-forum, that the added names and titles in the youtube picture would be enough to mention the title.
But they can not be found in research. So I add the title and singer in a line above or below, so someone new like me here can find via search “in this topic” if someone else has already mentioned a title. I think that helps to avoid double coverages.
But it’s just a suggestion, not my business to lecture anybody here.
bottom line: Got a nice moment via this forum part.
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ask and you shall recieve. tottally valid suggestion , as been edited now to comform with your wishes 
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From his album Little Stevie Orbit from 1980. Old but still pleasant to me
The lyrics are a statement for data protection. The kids even nowadays are not aware how “visible” they are in the www.
Cellophane City - Steve Forbert
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I like the song, but not a very big fan of Clapton, personal choice 
I prefer this version from Lynyrd Skynyrd
Lynyrd Skynyrd - Call Me the Breeze
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a new song from Slash with Brian Johnson a wonderfull bluesy song
there are more famous people involved like Steven Tyler
Slash feat. Brian Johnson - “K__ling Floor”
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I’m so happy to hear that. I’m always glad (not grumpy) when we can share music, and get inspiration to explere something new. Myself I got Jim Croce lately here. I have passed by him before, but looks like I have to check him out some more.
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Oh yes, Skynyrd did an excellent this song too. I’d actually forgotten about that, even if I still got Second Helping (on CD these days). However, to mo me the best version of this song will always be J.J. Cale’s original, which gave me another opportunity to mention one of my biggest unsung heroes in music 
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what with all the latest happenings , i thought i would post this its a song from the forum members to vhtv hope this dont get me banned , but what the fuck im posting it anyway 
Michael Jackson - They Don’t Care About Us
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and now one that is deep ,if you believe in saving the planet like i do , not everyone thinks this way , but hope you enjoy it anyway
Michael Jackson - Earth Song
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From the album 461 ocean boulevard
Eric Clapton M____rless C___dren
Unlike Lukas156546 I am a Clapton fan.
M____rless c___dren originates from Blind Willie Johnson in 1927, and there are numerous covers in raggae and other music colours on the market. I like the guitar Clapton plays
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UNLIKE YOU i dont have any genre preferences just like music that as a beat or a meaning lol just like this one
I Don’t Look Good Naked Anymore
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Don’t know what makes you think that I would have.
Jackson Browne The Load Out and Stay Live BBC 1978 from his album Running On empty
BTW beauty is in the eye of the observer… 
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this is the song we played at my wifes funeral , still gives me tingles even today , and if im being honest i listen to it often , so excuse me if you find this a bit soppy , but the words have been a comfort for me through many a painfull lonely night
For You By Chris Norman with lyrics.wmv
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One of my favourite live - tracks comming from the album “Frampton comes alive”
Peter Frampton Do you feel like we do Full Version
The “talk-box”-part was a thing Frampton brought up and really “new” at the time (1973)
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