Photographs and Memories

[Big Red 67]

Listening to this right now. Man this guy really sends me. Jim Croce. Up down and all around, what digs at your soul?

[The Geoff]

Jim Croce - there's a name from the past!! I really liked his work, but it seemed to completely disappear.

 

Thanks for reminding me, Red.

 

G.

[Bluesape]

Ray Charles gets to me every time.

[Justus A. Picker]

I always liked Croce and we used to do some of his stuff, including P&M, in the acoustic duo.

 

The Layla version of "Have You Ever Loved A Woman" always lays me out. You can really feel the pain in that.

[Dr. Ellwood]

OTIS!

[webe123]

Jim Croce, James Taylor and Gordon Lightfoot....Those three names were huge in the 70s.

 

 

They also made some very well known accoustic guitar tunes.....they are my favorite among accoustic guitar artists.

 

 

If someone has never heard some of the classics like Time in a bottle (Jim Croce) or Fire and rain (James Taylor) or Wreck of the edmund fitzgerald (Gordon lightfoot)....you need to go listen to them...great songs.

[Big Red 67]

[mdrs]

David Bromberg. Harry Chapin. Loudon Wainwright III. Dan Fogelberg. Aztec Two-Step. Renaissance. Ambrosia.

 

Don

[caprae]

Definately Croce. I remember watching him and his guitarist and being in awe at their playing. I'd heard plenty of rock but never heard acoustic played like that.

 

Currently what gets me? There's a couple of Third Day tunes and the latest is Todd Agnew's "Grace Like Rain".

[Big Red 67]

Someone brought up Van Morrison and got me listening to "Hymns to the Silence". Man what a great album.