Jim Croce - You Don’t Mess Around With Jim | Have You Heard: Jim Croce Live
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You Don’t Mess Around With Jim from Have You Heard: Jim Croce Live.
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Who still listening to Jim Croce 2024 love this guy amazing singer ❤
What a dumb question
I am 😊
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I do. Left way too early.
Geoff doing a cover of this shortly, and got me interested in seeing what the original was like. This is seriously a cool song.
How the late, great Croce is still not in the Rock 'n Roll HOF is a crime. Do not mess around w/ Jim:)
I feel so grateful that these videos of Croce's performances exist. He died a year before I was born and l remember his music on the radio in my mom's VW beetle when I was a little kid. Being able to see him perform all these years later is awesome. His live stuff is better than his studio recordings which is absolutely rare among any generation of musicians.
I was born in 74 also, and I love this man's music. If you can listen to Croce and say you don't like his music, you don't know what good music is. Just for clarification, I know how social media can be, that was just a statement not directed at you.
Jim died when I was 3, but his music was part of the soundtrack of my childhood. My parents always surrounded me with some of the greatest music ever made, Jim's among these. I thank him (and musical collaborator Maury) for the musical brilliance and timeless works that I enjoy to this very day. I can only hope that these two are looking down and smiling at the world... still listening over 50 years later!
Lost too soon ,the great Jim Croce from Upper Darby, PA. Still love your music!
What a performance, Jim looks like he's having a blast. Completely effortless. What a great sound from only two guitars.
RIP Jim Croce (January 10, 1943 - September 20, 1973), aged 30
And
RIP Maury Muehleisen (January 14, 1949 - September 20, 1973), aged 24
You both will be remembered as legends.
Wow, 24; no doubt forever young, Jim too!
50 years ago today.
A bit strange how young men looked so much older for their age back then, maybe they matured faster based on taking on adult responsibilities so soon? Just a thought.
@@rickstalentedtongue910 Exactly. I watch the 60s show Wagon Train all the time. The second wagon master, John McIntire was in his 50s, but looked 75, and one of his employees on the train, was named Terry Wilson (Bill Hawks). I always thought he was between 55-60 on the show, and was absolutely STUNNED to find out he was only 28 in the particular episode I was watching! I think the fact that a lot of people were heavy smokers back then, and the lack of knowledge about the importance of sunscreen, is why.
@@reneep9972 Jan Michael Vincent and Mac Davis are examples of men who looked like they were lived in.
No auto tune here, just a great voice.
Croce was a masterful story teller! 😊
What a time... Jim Croce and Arlo Guthrie. Two of the BEST musical storytellers
He is absolutely in his element here, enjoying every second. Him and Maury are just the ultimate duo man.
He was a treasure. ❤
Round of applause for the late great Maury Muehleisen, rocking the actual hell out of that lead guitar. And of course the one and only Jim Croce, telling stories like only he could. Fantastic!
Before my time but it still jams in in 2024
Jim Croce was da man back in the day. Mr. Croce was another extremely talented entertainer that left this old world much much too soon
Now that’s real music right there.
Jim and Maury were 2 of the finest songsmiths of the 20th century. All of their songs evoke great memories of childhood for me.
Completely agree.
Now I’ll go back on TH-cam to find another song of theirs I hope.
We lost so much.
You could never be more right than you have with that statement Natalie was Jim Croce one of the greatest songwriters I have ever heard but his guitar skills we're amazing and Maury playing lead guitar on top of what Jim did is just perfect and that's the only way I can describe that what a great voice what a great writer what a great guitar player and an unbelievably beautiful human being I could only imagine if he had the opportunity to be with us on this planet for a longer time to give us more joy of his music rest in peace Jim Croce one of the greatest of all times
@@jessovenden a😅
My five sister, Mother in law, My Mom cried for 5 day after he passed away
how is this not viewed and loved by millions ?
It is. But not on this channel, not this generation.
I agree, I listen almost everyday, especially when cleaning up the house and exercising. I love how effortlessly Jim sang seems he opened his mouth and out came such a pure smooth and distinctive voice ❤
Unfortunately, you have to be of a certain age. Unless it hits a movie soundtrack. I love the song.
@@Jamesmax22there’s hope yet me and my other 19 year old friends definitely do
@@localdrunk2338 👍
50 years ago tonight, Jim Croce, along with his longtime guitarist and studio partner Maury Muehleisen (shown with him here in the video) would play a ten song set at the Prather Coliseum at Northwestern State University in Natchitoches, Louisiana.
An hour after the concert, they and four others would board a small Beechcraft plane at the Natchitoches airport bound for Sherman, Texas. It would barely clear the runway before clipping a pecan tree and crashing, killing all on board. Jim was 30 years old. Maury was 24.
Days after the accident, Jim’s wife Ingrid would receive a letter in the mail from him, talking about feeling tired of the grind of the road, contemplating quitting the music business and wanting to head home to be with her and son A.J and be a family man. In it, he concluded,
_“Give a kiss to my little man and tell him Daddy loves him. Remember, it’s the first sixty years that count and I’ve got 30 to go.”_
We’ll obviously never know what might have been, but in a short time Jim created a musical legacy that is still cherished to this day.
Keeping resting peacefully Jim and Maury and take pride in knowing humanity is still loving your music a half century after you parted this world.
*_Rest In Peace Jim & Maury_*
*_Job Well Done, Guys_*
Two monster talents. RIP! ❤
He's got a moustache as good as his music, and I've learned how to sing and play guitar simultaneously for the first time with his "time in a bottle"
Good one🤪
Bad ass
A good???
@@randylucas7510 oops, lemme change that
That's good playing, good writing, and great talent. Top notch entertainment.
I remember hearing this song and enjoying it after discovering Croce through Time In A Bottle while in the Navy. Finally bought one of his albums, but decades later it got misplaced. So glad I can still hear his music via TH-cam!
Jim Croce is super important for us kids from the 60s. He's one of the every song was good, type of composers singers. I think that my favorite is, "Time In A Bottle".
Maury was the composer. He was the music.
I loved him since my first album in 1972. I remember Crazy Eddie interviewing him on the radio,I Believe it was WPIX
He was 30 yrs old when he died in a plane crash on Sept 30, 1973.
It was September 20, the day after my birthday.
this song is pure genius
His voice was so good!
I use to say you don't tug on Jim's cape because he was such a great talent.I don't think he had a bad song.
I love all of them! Love You Jim.Really Miss You!
Thanks for posting this!
Frank Zappa and JC have the best muschstaches in rock history!
Don’t forget Phil Lynott of Thin Lizzie, the dude had a rocking ‘stache!
What about Chuck Negron of Three Dog Night? 🤔
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Great song. Listening to it in 2023.
I remember when he came to our school. He was a very approachable and good to all us kids
,,,,,, aveva un CUORE BUONISSIMO,,,,,, un cuore di provenienza Italiana!!!,,,, era davvero tutto cuore e molto amichevole e cortese. Adoro e amo la sua Musica. Saluti da lla Sicilia👏🍊🍋🌞👍🇮🇹🙋♂️
Man I miss his music ! Very talented and unique sound that has never been duplicated.
he was coming up like the greatest ever this is such an unique song
R.I.P. ✝️🇺🇸🇵🇷
I grew up with his music on 8 track, was good then and still good now.
Absolutely brilliant. The best!
I have this DVD. I've watched it so many times and never get tired of it.
I had a service tech come to my house a few years back, and I was playing JC, he smiles and says "This is like the 5th house I've been to today, and everybody has been palying Jim Croce songs!"
Great blues player with a voice to boot. Simplicity, just two acoustic guitars. 💕
What a great song by Jim Croce !!!
Beautiful
I love this song by Jim Croce !!!
I love this dude!
The Best!!!!!!!
Who is here october 2023?
He crashed right near my house going to the concert,miss this guy.
Great memories of our time
I grew up to that voice but I never knew the face and then when I finally seen the face it to the age of 55 I have to say this it's a surprising big nose for the sound of that voice
I remember listening to this on on of my dads mixed tapes when I was 10-11 yo which is around 35 years ago now. I loved it back then and still do today, what a great song and artist.
Miss u Jim Hopper
Waiting For Stranger Things Season5🙌
Thank you! ❤ Bronx NYC 65 yrs young😊
Music at its best
How do you even come up with a song like that and one of the epic mustaches of all time along with Freddie Mercury and Sam Elliot
There are many good songs. I also have the CD, and I'm so happy to be able to listen to it like this.
I love his wit. What about roller derby queen, oh so many great ones
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I first heard him at my brothers home in August 1973, and two weeks afterward he died in an airplane crash. Talk about a let down for an incredible songwriter.😢
Croce is deff America's story-teller. On a side note, I keep watching these vids, thanks to the poster AND shout out to Jim's partner who should have his own spot-light. Who is the guy backin Jim up so seamlessly????????
It's Maury Muehleisen.
@@arthurbrotzmeier3579 Thanks Man.
Maury was only 24 when he died. Jim was 30.
I was hearing this as a kid and when I was a little bit older IT is the song that made me become a guitar player but I actually have become a session musician I wish Jim was still around sleep tight sweet prince
Great song❤Great artist
You absolutely got that right Lisa the funny thing is when I first saw your comment I thought it was Lucinda Williams LOL another one of my favorite song writers and musicians
Jim is awesome,and it’s not only my generation and I, my kids love him too ❤
Love love this song. And this live performance sounds just like the actual recording. Amazing
Favourite artist ever
Thank you
Wishing You A Very Blessed Day 💙🙏💙
Okay.... ye... okay, great vibes.
The term genius seems understated.
In 1984 I was watching an episode of Hunter ( don't ask why a 9 year old was watching this )
No episode has resided in my brain more than this particular one. The beginning showed a cowboy hat wearing, Cadillac driving, sunglass ( at night ) wearing, villain ,... who was clearly going to the target of Dee Dee McCall and Rick Hunter.
Years later .... and transitioning from 80s hair metal to rap .... I never knew the name of the song or who sang it.
Seasons went by and never was able to catch the rerun of this particular episode. One particular night in 1989 .... the episode aired ... and this 15 year olds brain was able to retain a few of the lyrics ... most importantly ... messing around with Jim. ( Still no clue of the artist, or the song title )
The next day, my parents had dropped me off at a Music Plus record store.... while they did some grocery shopping next door. I noticed in the corner of the store was a machine that seemed to have every bit of information, of every song, of every artist, with every lyric .. in the history of music. I waited for my turn to use the machine...
Walked up ... typed in "Jim" ... I can safely say, with out remembering specifically, "too many results" ... or something similar came up ... I started the search over
"Mess with Jim"
The results came back .... and I can only assume Sinatra came up first in the results because of popularity ....
Frank Sinatra.
Jim Croce.
I was able to use the free scratch pad paper and pencil on the machine and wrote down the artist, the song, the album, and the genre.
"What kind of a 15 year old walks into the folk section of the cassette tapes. ?" I thought to myself... and then "God, I hope no one I know see's me"
I walked in, found the tape, made the purchase .. and waited for my parents to pick me up.
Since then .... every cassette, every CD, every vinyl produced ... and every song on streaming platforms .... every book written about him... and a very faded t-shirt I got as a Christmas gift.
It hasn't been easy as a kid to understand the life and times of an adult during the 60s and 70s ... and the adjustment wasnt always easy ( going from gangster rap to folk ) but as Ive grown older ... experienced life a bit.... love, hate, sadness, happiness, relationships ... it's become easier to understand ( those times ) through Jim's music.
I am old enough now to know what a tragic loss it was to lose him. What a gentle soul he was .... what his music was about .... what kind of place this world would be if there was more musicians like him. A lifetime of amazing music .... I keep his stuff all to myself ... I listen with the windows open when I drive... listen when nobody's home... crank it as loud as possible on my headphones.
Thank you for allowing me to tell the story of how I came to find Jim Croce, pronounce his name correctly, and share my love for him.
I was able to find the episode of Hunter... and it instantly brought me back to a 9 year old, sitting on the couch, with a giant remote control, popcorn and diet coke... anticipating that THIS will be the night they rerun THE Hunter episode.
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Very nice. I love live recordings. Good song.
Yessssss me June 2024
He died too young loved his music rip
Home depot plays Jim croce all the time and I just love it !! I work there In home depot
This guy is a legend!
Love his music. Fantastic. Was the the spot in music
Great job
The original FAFO song.
Love this! It helped form my life!
Damn this is better luve🎉❤
so funny I took my dog out for a pee and it’s very windy. This song came to mind for some reason and I could not remember the first line of the chorus for the life me….don’t pull on Superman’s cape lol. Always loved Jim Croce. 🎸
of course I love this song and stuff, but I just gotta say tho....best mustache in rock history???
Maybe gone but not forgotten
I LOVE JIM CROCE ♥ ❤ 💙 💕 💓 💗 ♥
Hardest song I heard in awhile damn !!!!!! 🔥 🚒
I had a neighbor that looks al LOT alike JC. He lost his son named name "Little Vinnie". Vince and Carmel...I love you both,
Muito bom! Suas voz é muito marcante... Parabéns pela postagem!!! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
For the longest time I sorta assumed these guys were a couple.
From then until now I don’t give a fuck but those harmonies are astonishing..
Drop it Mr by that much
Hold my beer
My parents, John and Deenie Shannon, took me to see Shiloh Morning in Fairfax Virginia when I was about 5. Shiloh Morning also came to our house, well at least Ginnie, Ken and maybe others did? I mean, hey... I was 5. I actually remembered the band's name and Ginnie's name.
Perfeito 😊
Live this
Remembering Jim Croce born on January 10, 1943. He was an American folk and rock singer-songwriter. Between 1966 and 1973, he released five studio albums and numerous singles. Croce's breakthrough came in 1972, his third album, You Don't Mess Around with Jim, produced three charting singles, including "Time in a Bottle", which reached No. 1 after Croce died. The follow-up album, Life and Times, included the song "Bad, Bad Leroy Brown", which was the only No. 1 hit he had during his lifetime. - en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jim_Croce
Thankful to be originally from the best LA and it ain’t CA. It’s exactly where those from there know it is.
Good song 👍💯 don't think people realize why ole couzan wrote that song
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Oh yeah ❤
You don't spit into the wind Tonto you don't stop me hold him and you don't mess around with him don't you know that and DDD
❤
Angelic