DON'T DO IT!| FIRST TIME HEARING Jim Croce- You Don't Mess Around With Jim REACTION
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- DON'T DO IT!| FIRST TIME HEARING Jim Croce- You Don't Mess Around With Jim REACTION
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I hate to be cliché, but Jim’s “Time In a Bottle” is a must! Also”Operator (That’s Not The Way it Feels)”
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We used Time in a Bottle for the part of my late father's memorial video featuring him with his children, grandchildren and great grandchildren. It's such a lovely poem. One of my late father's favorite songs.
I completely agree. Those songs show another side of Jim.
I agree totally.
Time in a bottle is one of the most bittersweet songs ever written and recorded. He wrote it for the birth of his young son, only to tragically pass away shortly after. It is often misconstrued to be a sad song while it is not. Truly, it is a sweet lullaby for his new son.😇
Jim is another artist who we tragically lost all too soon - only 30 when he died in a plane crash. RIP Jim 💝
Great songs by him - 'Time in a Bottle' 'I've Got a Name' and 'Operator'
I race cars and have from high school on, and always like "rapid Roy the stock car boy".
@@kevinwallis2194 Jim has so many lesser-known songs that were just as fabulous! Mine is Photographs and Memories.
My favorite is “I have to say I love you in a song”
All great suggestions. Thankfully he has left us with some great music
Great song! Love Rapid Roy.
Jim Croce(Crow-chee) is one of the greatest singer-songwriters ever, even though is life was tragically cut short just as he was hitting his stride. He had so much more to give. His catalog is filled with nothing but great songs! My favorite is "Operator(That's Not the Way it Feels)".
th-cam.com/video/_FEnDx_gaCI/w-d-xo.html At about 4:00 you can hear him say his name with the correct pronunciation.
Thank you for correcting them on his name
Yes, thanks for that correction.
It is NOT Jim Crochet. 😆😁😂
Jim Croce said on a TV show when he was asked how to pronounce it, it was pronounced Crow Chay (Not Crow Shay)
Thank you cause they drive me crazy saying his name wrong
If you have only done those 2 songs you will be FLOORED by how different Operator and Time in the Bottle are, they are songs that brings tears. He can do both very, very well.
I like all of his songs, but I love his softer side. My favorite are "Alabama Rain" and "Empty Chairs."
Jim Croce (Crow-Chee) grew up in Philidelphia, graduated from Villanova University, served in the military and doesn't have one bad song in his remarkable catelog. An underrated gem. "The Hard Way Everytime" It's the most beautiful self confessional song you'll ever hear, enjoy!
AGREED!!
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He was also Italian Born in New York and moved to Atlanta Georgia at age 7.
Was it Upper Darby, PA?
@@michaelboyce9373 Um, no. He was born in South Philly and grew up and graduated high school in Upper Darby, PA.
(CROW - chee)
His ballad "Time in a Bottle" was sung at almost every wedding. In the early 1970's. Another slow one "Operator" was great as well. "I'll Have to Say I Love You in a Song" is one of my favorites.
Yes, Operator was my favorite.
"Operator", back when pay phones cost a dime! Way before their time, lol.
Lover's Cross is my favorite. 💖
Surlechapeau, exactly, lol.
Totally agree.
Jim is / was a singing story teller !! We had them back then !!!
You all didn't pickup at the end when it changed to "and you don't mess around with SLIM". Jim Croce was one of my favs growing up.
Jay & Amber you'll love his "I Got A Name", "Time In A Bottle" and "I'll Have To Say I Love You In Song"!!!
One of the great singer/songwriters!!!
edit - he was born in South Philadelpha PA
omg..I got a name.
I had completely forgot that until i read it. Then POW. So many memories of child. I would stand head high as an 8 year old when this song was on the radio.
Thank you very much for those old memories.
TIME IN A BOTTLE . One of the most beautiful songs ever written. Jim Croche at his best!!!
Agreed. One of the best songs ever.
I'm sorry, that one is one I have always hated. And then at my wedding I was walking down the aisle and realized the guy was singing Time in a Bottle instead of I'll have to say I love you in a Song. I guess he figured one was as good as another.
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Can't think of a JC song that doesn't move you. Every song takes you on a journey and tells a story. "Operator", "Time in a Bottle", "I Got A Name", "I'll Have To Say I Love You in a Song". Dig as deep as your can, you WON'T be disappointed.
My favorite Croce song, hands down. I’ll roll back the break down over and over, so tight
Jim had many "Character songs", Leroy Brown, You Don't Mess around With Jim, Roller Derby Queen, Rapid Roy, that Stock Car Boy, Steadily Depressing Low Down Mind Messing, Working at the Carwash Blues. But, I must add, you can't forget his love songs. Time in a Bottle, I'll have to Say I Love You In A Song, Alabama Rain, etc. He was a master song writer, a great story teller, and a good musician. What else can you ask for.
Rapiid Roy? Theres on that needs credit
Yes, Alabama Rain! Good one
@@dizastro5437 Rapid Roy that stock car boy
He too much too believe
You know he always got an extra pack of cigarettes
Rolled up in his t-shirt sleeve :)
I love Working at the Carwash Blues
Time in a bottle is a song that brings me to tears every time I hear it. I think of my daughters, my wife my friends. Just depends on the day. Such deep feelings expressed in a song.
There is so much more to Jim Cro-CHEE. His love ballads are the BEST. Please do "Time In A Bottle"!
Cro-CHEE...thanks. I came to say that. And he was so great.
I'm being over-analytical here, but the accent is on the first syllable of his last name. "CROW-chee". I know you probably pronounce it correctly, but as you've written it, you show the accent on the second syllable.... sorry 😔, if I seem like a di¢k.
listen to Jim say it at 4:07 th-cam.com/video/_FEnDx_gaCI/w-d-xo.html crow-chay
@@vincentsablan732 I think they are doing that because J+A are pronouncing it like Crochet not Croce
th-cam.com/video/_FEnDx_gaCI/w-d-xo.html He says his name at about 4:00. He pronounces it correctly.
My favorite Jim Croce songs is working at the car wash blues.
Jim was born in Philadelphia but he did die in Louisiana. He passed away tragically in a plane crash while taking off from Natchitoches airport after performing at Northwestern State University. When I was a student there at the turn of the century, I really became interested in the history and music of Jim. There is no telling how much more great music we would’ve gotten from him if he had not died so early in his career. 😕 Definitely a wonderful voice and a great storyteller.
Jim Croce was born in Philadelphia. His ballad songs "Time In A Bottle", "Operator" and "I Got A Name" could very well leave you in tears, While his lighter songs "Rapid Roy That Stock Car Boy", "Roller Derby Queen" and "Working at the Car Wash Blues" are great fun songs.
"I Got a Name," "Operator (That's Not the Way it Feels)," "Time in a Bottle," and more are great songs to listen to. I hope you get a chance to hear them all.
Yes! Jim Croce was such a great story teller. He could be crazy funny or very lonely, sad, sensitive. 👏👍❤️
Jim Croce’s story is such a tragic one …. This man struggled, gets on top and loses his life at the top of his game…..always makes me grateful for everyday of life
Please do “Operator (Thats Not The Way It Feels)” and “I Got A Name”. Amber, his last name is pronounced Crow-Chee 😊
Time for the melancholy side of Jim Croce: "Time In A Bottle," "I Got A Name," and "Operator." Those are his biggest hits.
If you think about the way "Time In A Bottle" is structured, it's not melancholy. It has elements both of wistfulness and hope. See how lines in minor key are followed by lines in major key. I think we may add our own regrets to how we feel about the song, plus some feeling that perhaps the song was some kind of premonition of Jim's untimely death.
@@Sometimes-even-lyrical I wouldn't make too much of me choosing the word "melancholy." Just trying to make a distinction between sound of the remaining tunes and the more lively ones they've listened to.
@@SG-js2qn Got it.
Hard to believe it has been almost fifty years since Jim Croce's passing. "You Don't Mess Around With Jim" album was the first present I remember my high sweetheart giving me. She called me that morning when.his plane crash was announced. I was a Senior.in high school. Our relationship ended many years ago, but I still treasure that piece of vinyl in my collection. What a storyteller he was.
From google.James Joseph Croce was an American folk and rock singer-songwriter. Between 1966 and 1973, he released five studio albums and numerous singles. During this period, Croce took a series of odd jobs to pay bills while he continued to write, record, and perform concerts.....died way way to early amazing guy his son AJ..is good in his own right ...a must go deeper for you guys..everyone already named bunch of songs..two more photographs an memories and lovers cross...ok 1 more New Yorks not my home..keep rolling guys great reaction as ALWAYS GOD-BLESS
Jim Croce has a dope discography
Absolutely loved this song! “You don’t tug on Superman cape!” My favorite! “You don’t spit into the wind!” You don’t pull the mask off the Lone Ranger!” So much fun!!
"Time in a Bottle" is my favorite by him. Very heartfelt song.
Hey Squad, so glad you enjoyed this hit by Jim Croce. You will love ‘Time in a Bottle’ and ‘I Have to Say I Love You, in a Song.’ Two wonderful pieces by a talented artist that is sorely missed.
This was Jim's debut single and it made it to Number 8 on the Billboard Chart.
His songs are full of fun. From the great beat, to the hilarious lyrics, to Jim's great storyteller voice. Such a sad loss at the what might have been. Great reaction. Buckets of Maple Syrup love from Canada ❤️❤️ 🇨🇦 🇨🇦
My favorite Jim Croce song. "Working At The Car Wash Blues" was another good one.
Your next Croce's song MUST be Time In A Bottle. Huge classic! Don't miss it!.
Jim Croce gone way way too soon.. died in plane crash in 1973.. love his songs.
Time in a bottle will touch your hearts to no end. Much love ❤️
20 + exellent croce songs , definitely roller derby queen
Jim's ballads are amazing - you have to hear "Operator" (another story), "Time in a Bottle", and "I'll Have to Say I Love You in a Song." An amazing artist we lost too soon.
Great song. His debut single in 1972.
Operator and Time in a Bottle for more.
Yes please
@@itsmedino Hey Dino, what's up?
@@chriso6719 sitting around bored
@@itsmedino I'll trade. My Mom passed away at 87, funeral is Wednesday.
@@chriso6719 sorry for your loss
Jim Croce's best songs are his love songs. "Operator", "Time In a Bottle", "I'll Have to Say I Love You in a Song", "Photographs and Memories" and then a personal struggle song, "I Got a Name". You'll enjoy listening/reacting to these and any number of his lesser known songs. He had a ton of great songs.
I love the subtle change at the end - "... you don't mess around with Slim!" Very clever writing!!
Now that you remembered how awesome Jim Croce is, I have to remind y'all of someone you loved and never got back to - America! I have been waiting for Ventura Highway more than any song for you guys to do! They got big right around the same time (1972-73) as Jim Croce and they also have suuuuch good acoustic rhythms. After Ventura Highway, do Tin Man. You will wonder why you waited so long!!
Jim is such an American treasure! You must do "Time in a Bottle". It's a masterpiece!
*Btw, it's pronounced "Crow-chee". 😉
No it's not
@@surlechapeau yes it is
@@surlechapeau yes it is
@@surlechapeau Yes it is
listen to Jim say it at 4:07 th-cam.com/video/_FEnDx_gaCI/w-d-xo.html crow-chay
RIP JIM CROCE!! his songs are classics 👍😃❣️😃👍
Lots of Love songs and some other fun ones like Roller Derby Queen. Thanks as always. God Bless you and yours.
The Jim Croce rabbit hole 🕳 is deep… he’s got more styles than just these songs.
So many HITS!
I grew up with my mom playing ANYTHING Jim Croce. He truly is my childhood ❤️
I suggest “Operator” or “Lover’s cross”
Lover's Cross is a much overlooked classic.
"Time in a Bottle" is a good one too.
It was a big hit.
Have you looked up any more info about Jim Croce? He was an amazing song writer and singer, obviously. He released 5 albums, but didn't hit the charts until his 3rd album, "You Don't Mess Around with Jim", in 1972. He released "Life and Times" in mid-1973 and then "I Got a Name" in Dec of 1973, after he was killed in a plane crash, (Sept, 1973). Several albums were released after his death. He had such a short career and was a huge talent!
Time in a Bottle and "Operator" are my Jim Croce favs. His entire album is so fun.
My wife’s step mother was Jim Croce’s cousin. She just passed at 90 a couple years ago. We know all the stories about him and the plane accident he died in. So untimely.
No. We all don't. What happened?
@@RayfordRaySiegel Plenty of Vids here on youtube about the crash. Just do a search on Jim Croce Plane Crash
About 10 years ago I had the privilege of hanging out with Maury Mulheisens Mom....(Jims sidekick at all his concerts) The family lived in the same town I worked in. She brought me into her house and took me into the family room. One of the walls was completely covered with Maury's Gold Records for all of Jims albums. She told me she heard of her son's passing and Jims the next morning after the crash from one of her neighbors. They had seen the TODAY show on TV that morning who broke the news and the neighbor called thinking that she had already heard about it.....she didnt. Imagine learning of your Sons death from a neighbor who saw it on TV??? Mind Boggling.
J,,C Is a very fun story teller from Bad bad Leroy Brown Was released in 1973 The Sweet 70s
It's Crow - Chee . You will get lots of other good songs requested , but a good one I like that nobody else will request is RAPID ROY THAT STOCK CAR BOY !! Jim Croce ,, Crow Chee ,, has lots of cool tunes !!
"These Dreams" is a beautiful mellow tune, with a story of lost love.
Often overlooked are the songs "Rapid Roy the Stock Car Boy", "Workin' at the Car Wash Blues", and "Roller Derby Queen". All Fantastic Stories to listen to ... Luv Ya Guys!😁
My favorite Croce song was “Operator” .Some of it would have to be explained to young people today.Match books and a dime for a phone call and the operator placing a call for you.A beautiful song.
Roller Derby Queen is a must, best song of many great songs in my opinion.
An all time great storyteller...Loved him since the early 70`s...R.I.P jIM.
Now for something totally different, Time in a Bottle is one of Jim's best.
Jim Croce" Time in A Bottle"" I got A Name" "Operator" "I'll Have to Say I Love You In A Song" these are all softer but wonderful songs he sang ! He co -wrote with his wife then with Maurey Muschleisen. We lost him to soon 1973 in Louisiana . Croce was from South Philadelphia, Penn. Italian parents Thanks.
2 of is most underrated songs is Hard way every time and tomorrows gonna be a brighter day
“photographs and Memories” is one of his soft, sweet, deep, songs. Great tune!
The Jim Croce song that I am surprised that you have not reacted to is "I Got A Name". That song is right up both of your alleys.
And just a FYI, his last name Is pronounced CROW-CHEE. As the song above, He's got a name.😉
listen to Jim say it at 4:07 th-cam.com/video/_FEnDx_gaCI/w-d-xo.html crow-chay
Yeah Jim Croce was taken from us too soon, and while You don't mess around with Jim, and Bad bad Leroy brown are fun.. His Ballads are so moving and heart breaking... "Operator" Is my favorite, but "time in a bottle, and "I will have to say I love you in a song," are amazing!
Hard Way Every Time is my favorite by Croce. So many good tunes, so short a time among us.
Jim is one of the Best story tellers.. Roller Derby Queen is a Banger of a story....
Great song from a great song writer/story teller. Not sure if you got the whole story but basically Jim hustled Slim, Slim wanted his $ back and they fought over it. The part you seemed to have missed was that "Jim was cut in a hundred places, and shot in a couple more." The last 2 choruses end in "you don't mess around with Slim."
Yeah, I kept waiting for them to pick up on that, but they never did.
Same here. I caught that switch up from Jim to Slim. I think I saw a show on Jim's son as he is also a singer and only recently began covering his dad's songs.
It's hard to catch that the first time.
*And he was cut in about a hundred places*
*And he was shot in a couple more*
*And you better believe*
*They sung a different kind of story*
*When big Jim hit the floor*
*Yeah, big Jim got his hat*
*Find out where it's at*
*And it's not hustlin' people strange to you*
*Even if you do got a two piece custom made pool cue*
Like they didnt get bad bad leroy got his ass kicked
React to Jim Croce singing "Time in a Bottle".
You guys EVERY Croce (pronounced CROW-chee) song is remarkable. He is one of the best songwriters ever. Any recommendations you get will be worth it. Time in a Bottle will RIP YOU APART.
He is the best ever!!!
At 2:40 Amber giving a perfect demonstration that when you like something and move with it, you retain more information of it.🥰
The key to learning well.
this was one of my dad's favorite songs I miss my dad
I haven't met a song of Jim Croce's I don't love... his voice is just on a whole other level.
As others have said "time in a bottle" is his soft side, and a great, great song!
Classic. Loved how Amber really enjoyed and felt the song.
Croce and Harry Chapin were the ultimate storytellers and, sadly, both of their lives were cut short.
His best is 'Operator'. It's a down-tempo song that will hit you in the feels. If you want another fun, upbeat song by Croce, check out 'Working at the Car Wash Blues.'
Another great reaction! If you want more of Jim Croce, I recommend some of his slower songs, too. One of my favorites has always been "Operator".
So much of Croche is top notch. Time in a Bottle, Operator, I’ve Got A Name, New York’s Not My Home. He has several other novelty songs, but he can tear your heart out with his ballads. Gone too soon.
"Photographs and Memories" and "I've got a Name" are must for Jim Croce.
I was listening to Jim the other day and hoping you would come back to him soon. There are so many songs you can hear. Next time, slow down to “Operator”, “Time in a Bottle” or “Photographs and Memories”.
One of my favorites from childhood gone too soon. Great story teller. Operator, Time in a Bottle,I Got a Name,are definitely ones you have to check out.
Jims all time best is time in a bottle ❣️❣️❣️
I play piano and sing in a nice hotel in Florida for a living. Have been at this gig for almost three years now. Did dueling pianos for about 20 years before that. I am a huge fan of storytelling songwriters = James Taylor, John Prine, Lyle Lovett, Billy Joel, Leon Russell, Roger Miller (especially his work on the Disney Robin Hood soundtrack) I don’t think there is a better storytelling songwriter than Jim Croce. You feel like you are there from the first word of the song. I play seven or eight of his tunes in my show on a regular basis and they are always very well received. For the next one by Jim I would love to see your reaction to I’ll Have To Say I Love You In A Song. Such a beautiful piece of music. Love your reactions. Never miss one. Thanks for your love for what you are doing. It shows.
As many people have said "Time in a bottle" is great.. I'll always remember playing it on a jukebox many years ago, and a friend of mine's gf, came up and thanked me for "playing it for her"... I didn't even know if she had ever heard it before.. I played it for me. lol
Love, love, love Jim! I’m so glad people are still discovering and loving his music!
Roller derby queen is one of my Jim Croce favorites ❤
Jim Croce was drafted into the Army during the Vietnam War. Most of his songs were written then and were stories of people in his company that were also drafted from all over the US. Big Bad Leroy Brown was his friend and the song was from a story that he told him about living in Chicago. Big Jim Walker was also in his company in the Army. Great story teller. After he got out of the Army he cut the songs.
That whole album Photographs And Memories: His Greatest Hits is awesome, every song of his evokes an emotion. Jim was a great songwriter, musician, singer, and a master storyteller. We lost him on September 20, 1973; almost 49 years ago, and he is still very much missed. His music will live forever.
Love, love, love Jim Croce! As others have said, Operator, Time in a Bottle, Photographs and Memories are three huge favorites. Another more obscure but total story telling song by him is King’s Song.
Every and I mean every JIm Croce song I have ever heard is a classic.
He was one of the first artists I remember listening to.He had such a gentle soothing voice ❤He is missed
Another great folk rock singer songwriter who we lost so young. This is the music I grew up with. Unique storyteller & ballad singer. He touches your soul. He had a lot of great hits in his short career. "Photographs & Memories", "Time In A Bottle", "Operator", "I Got A Name", "Workin' At The Car Wash Blues," "I'll Have To Say I Love You In A Song", "Roller Derby Queen", "Lover's Cross" etc.
Love this song!! Such a talented dude!!🤘🔥
"I've Got A Name" makes my all time top 20 songs list. So good.
Every single Croce song is a banger
Rip to a great Singer, Songwriter Jim Croce,We Still Miss You Always
Great reaction! If you want the ultimate story song check out Arlo Guthrie’s song Alice’s Restaurant! It’s a long song but it’s funny and involved! They made a movie about the song but this song used to be played by a lot of radio stations on Thanksgiving at 3PM.
Absolutely yes! I would love to see them do Alice's Restaurant! Best story song ever. 🎵
I still listen to the song every Thanksgiving and I have been for forty eight years. My daughter is carrying on the tradition.
@@jameskirschling7887 that’s awesome!
Yes! I listen to "Alice's Restaurant" every Thanksgiving while I'm making dinner. And then I sit on the Group W bench.
Have to hear Alice's restaurant every thanksgiving!
I am glad to be 60+ because I got to listen to this from the time it came out and for decades after. Easily stands the test of time. Roller Derby Queen!
Love Jim Croce!!! Amazing voice & one our best story tellers. Gone way too soon 💔
You all have been doing his "fun" songs. There is an emotional side to him. Try Operator, I have to Say I love you in a song, time in a bottle, one less set of footsteps, or New York is not my home. On the other side there are more "fun" songs, Rapid Roy and Workin' at the Car Wash Blues. Any one of these are really good songs.
It's Cro-CHEE lol but otherwise great reaction, one of my favorites. Such a great and timeless artist. You gotta do a deep dive here, Time In A Bottle is a must, as are Operator, I Got A Name and I Have To Say I Love You In a Song. BTW he was born in South Philly so he definitely knows his way around pool halls!
No, it isn't. th-cam.com/video/_FEnDx_gaCI/w-d-xo.html at about 4:00 he says his name.
You need to listen to his beautiful ballads. Get ready to cry.
Jim Croce. Rollerderby queen
Jim Croce was like the prophet of Folk music always telling tales of maybe real events which he made into poetic lyrics to make the event a story or Myth. Love me some Jim......miss him too.
His fast ones always make you smile, and his slow ones always break your heart! Adored Jim. I wept alligator tears the day he died.
Operator is an absolute must listen for glorious storytelling in song by Jim.
Box #10. New York's Not My Home. Lover's Cross. Rapid Roy. Hard Time Losin' Man.
Many great songs to choose from with Jim Croce. He never wrote a bad song.