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First Time Reaction To Jim Croce - Time In A Bottle
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- Опубликовано: 13 авг 2024
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This song was written by Jim for his newborn son a few month's before Jim's untimely death in a plane crash-the song was released just after his death.
Other Jim Croce songs to check out-Photographs And Memories, One Less Set Of Footsteps, I got A Name, Operator, I'll Have to Say I Love You In A song, New York's Not My Home, A Long Time ago and Bad Bad Leroy Brown.
So many hits in such a short time.
Don't forget, "I learned the hard way every time and Lover's Cross"! All incredible stories. Thank you!
Rapid Roy. 🚗 😎.
How tragic--I didn't know this.
@@paulwilson4369 almost every song on one album
I was in High School when Jim Croce ("Croh-chee") died. This one hurt. He was so talented. He was amazing.
Me too. I just loved his music.
He was a tremendous songwriter, so sad that he died young. His lyrics are incredible in all of his popular songs.
just his voice and 2 guitars. no drums, no synthesizer, no back up. amazing isn't it?
I always thought so.
An a bass.
Jim Croce was about to quit the music business and had written a letter to his wife saying so. The letter arrived after his death in a plane crash in 1973. He left behind a slew of hits and memorable songs. Some of my favorites are I'll Have to Say I Love You (in a Song), Operator, and New York's Not My Home.
He called his wife before his plane left and told her this was the last tour he was going to do.
But she was busy and cut the call short.
My wife and I had this song for our first dance at our wedding. Almost 42 years later, we're still cherishing all of our moments together.
Awesome! Good for you. Wish there were more couples like you two. God bless you both.
50 years for us. This song is part of the soundtrack of our college years (where/when we met).
A huge talent, taken WAY too soon!
“Operator” is another Croce classic, you may want to check out.
My favorite Jim Croce song is "I Got a Name" because it's so full of humbleness, if that's a word. It is overwhelmingly beautiful. He also had some fun songs like "Don't Mess Around with Jim" and "Bad, Bad, Leroy Brown".
Humility is the word you are looking for.
The fact that he had so many amazing songs in such a short career is simply mind-blowing. Jim Croce is beyond underrated.
Bobby Darin had the same problem. So many diverse songs, but all that was heard was the teeny bopper stuff.
This was sung at my brother’s funeral.
@leahlister6474 Condolences to you on the loss of your brother. My step father passed away last year and he was a fan of Jim Croce too
I cry like a baby every time I hear this, for nearly 50 years now...
It DID sound like a dream sequence. Good call on the "music box" style. Priceless and Timeless.
The song was used for a TV movie "She Lives" in Fall 1973, before it was released. A college girl gets cancer and her boyfriend desperately tries to find a cure with help from a Doctor who has an experimental medicine. The boyfriend was played by Desi Arnez Jr, son of Desi Arnez and Lucille Ball of I Love Lucy sitcom fame, etc.. The Jim Croce died in a plane crash in late September 1973, and they released Time in a Bottle...it sold millions....tomorrow is my 66th birthday...my mother and father and my only sibling my brother who died in July 2020, all are gone. Oh how I wish I could get a birthday card from my brother again...this song breaks my heart...
The world lost a great talent when that plane went down. He was taken way too soon.
Even if you can not get it on the channel you really should give that entire album a listen.
Great reaction, as always. Thanks for sharing it with us.
What an on point reaction. I love hearing younger people finding our music and understanding why we love it so much.
Jim Croce was a fabulous singer and story teller. One of my favorite songs by him is Operator.
"There never seems to be enough time to do the things you want to do once you them..."
Jim Croce died in a plane crash at age 30, the year after this album was released.
As a kid, I was literally stopped-in-my-tracks mesmerized every time I heard this song.
Showing my age, such a beautiful work of art. My children also love his songs. A true story teller. They are no longer here!
Such a beautiful song with a whimsical waltz melody! He also sang "say I love you in a song" "I've got a name", and "bad bad Leroy brown" (for which Queen wrote a tribute song "bring back that Leroy brown".)
I was 8 years old when this song came out. I had 5 older sisters and I was i was introduced to amazing music at a very young age. This song is one of them. But of course I didn’t understand much of the lyrics and music until much later in life. That era of music is and has always been my “go to” era of music, to this day. Great reaction guys !! ✌🏼🙏❤️
I was a boy when this came out, so I know it as just a part of growing up in the 70s. Hearing it now after all these years, ouch, it's gorgeous...
Jim Croce has several really good songs you should check out. " I'll have to say I love you in song" Bad Bad Leroy Brown " " Operator " and others. Cat Steven's was similar in style of music if you want to check out another artist.
It's intimate, private, and the sincerity level is off the chart.
Great reaction!
Pronounced CRO-CHEE
Jim Croce is a legend!!! He made such beautiful music.
Y’all are too cute!!!
His voice melts me with every ballot he sung. R I P Jim Croce.
Jim was such a prolific writer. He wrote some of the most beautiful songs of love and emotion, and also some of the funniest and rowdiest songs ever. He did what most great writers do. He wrote from his life experiences and based songs on people he knew. He met a guy when he was in the army who had been a big tough guy who had a reputation back in his old neighborhood. That prompted Jim to write Bad bad Leroy Brown. This song we just heard was written after his wife gave birth to their son. Many of his songs were love songs to his wife. He and his music partner Maury who was the guy playing so many of the fabulous guitar leads to Jim's rhythm guitar were killed in a plane crash. Although for his years as a recording artist (sadly not many years) everyone always pronounced his name like Crow-chee, but once when he appeared on the Dick Cavett show Dick asked him to pronounce it and he answered Crow-chay. Definitely worth a deep dive guys.
I loved that 'the girl name of Doris' who was the innocent cause of the fight was named for a nun at the Catholic school he went to.
Jim Croce was a poet.
one of my favorites. Jim Croce is a legend
If I can only go back to 1973 as a 13year old. Life was so much simpler as a child than it is now! Time in a bottle. Timeless!!!!!
One of my favorite songs. Honestly, I was introduced to this song as a kid, in '74 I think, when it was featured on the Muppet Show. While I didn't really understand the meaning, I recognized the haunting beauty of this song. That it was inspired by his newborn son, shortly before Jim's death only makes it more so. Very glad you were able to experience it!
As to the point about 'how could you not know ..." I absolutely LOVE the fact that songs I grew up with, and that my parents and grandparents loved are being given new life thanks to the Internet and reactors!!! I get to rediscover the magic that made them legends through all of you! It's the best thing to happen to music in years, in my opinion. #MusicMemories #RhythmRenaissance
Thanks for those words, kiddo. I couldn't agree more. I just never had them in my head, while I was at the computer!
Gets me emotional every time. Great Song
Jim Croce is an absolute master singer/song write, a great talent lost way, way too soon. Love his upbeat stuff too; Roller Derby Queen.
Jim CrocE. :} I really love you guys. You do love finding new/old music.
(I hope you always remain together)
This is more like a beautiful love poem (with musical accompaniment) than a song, & Jim Croce was a fantastic poet!! 😍
I Got a Name and Photographs and Memories are two excellent songs by Jim.
if you have already found the right person to spend life with, you already have the great gift in life !!! Appreciate it !!!
I Love Jim Croce,and other musicians of my era,I was born in the 50s and grew up with good music from the 60s,then I became a teenager,in the 70s,where I really fell in love with music,to this day,I listen to them,and introduce it to my grandchildren,whom enjoy it too. I want to say,Thank you for the reactions. Love it.🌹👌
He is a discovery much like a lost treasure. I was blessed to grow up listening
This song is so deep and beautiful. Love the reaction, did not realize until now that Tasha mentioned it, that it does sound dream like and the guitar sounds like music box. ❤️ I was very young when Jim Croce passed away but I remember he had sooo many hits and is very much missed.
Jim Croche was a genius and one of the best to ever do it. He had a great voice because it was so unique and we know he was a great writer.
Croce does a splendid job of melody, arrangement, lyrics, and performance. The total package!
Oh! My! You two, are so young and thoughtful! ❤️ It brings joy to me to hear your take on these classics! Thanks y'all!💕
More Jim ..and then Harry Chapin, Don McClean.
Great reaction video. Ty
Jim’s entire catalog is just amazing, great great story teller
I burst out in tears from this song. It's beautiful
i loved I Have A Name , and i enjoyed Operator , both worth checking out and i am so enjoying listening to these songs from my youth again . have a blessed day
lots of great songs by Jim Croce. A true Folk American artist......
Beautiful and yes timeless. Loved the look you had in your eyes Tasha when you glanced at T during the song. 💞
Hey guys, this, this was a special one. Back in my time this was a powerful lovers song. This is timeless and the two of you? you fit the story. You are as one, head over heels for each other in love, devoted, perfect for this song. That makes the heart burn bright with happiness! Great pick!
This song was my parents wedding song back in the 70s. So I have heard this song A LOT over the course of my life.
Beautiful song
Thanks for this! I requested this song to be sung for my wife at our wedding almost forty years ago! Great memories!
Jim wrote and sang so many meaningful and inspiring songs, RIP Jim who left us way too soon. A really favorite of mine of his was "Operator" and I gotta mention " Bad, Bad Leroy Brown.
One of my favorite songs. A friend of mine actually walked down the aisle to this song.
Jim Croce's one of my all time favorite singers and lyricists. He knows how to tell a story. Glad you all found out about him. Anything you look up by him you will absolutely enjoy.
when my son was still living when he sang this song he sounded just like Jim Croce
Photographs and memories is one of Jim’s best songs
He's one of my favourites and my favourite song of his as age.
This song takes me back to the mid 70s when I was 10-12 years old. Bachelor-dude that lived across the street from us with his 2 Labrador dogs; the Black was Mickey - short for Michelob - and the red was Brandy. Yes, he named them after his 2 favorite adult beverages! He had hooked up some speakers in his garage to his "hi-fi" in the house and would put a stack of 3 or 4 LPs on the 'record changer'. He kept his garage ice box full of various drinks - both kid & adult. If his garage door was open, neighborhood kids were welcome to come hang out, have a drink, and listen to his "cool" music! Thanks for the most excellent flashback!
Awww you guys! You have a song! So sweeet! Enjoyed watching.
Time In A Bottle has been a favorite of mine since first hearing it way back when I was a wee lad in the early '80s. No muss, no fuss...it's simply a man, a guitar, and singing from the heart. Normally a lack of drums in a song offends my percussive sensibilities lol I actually played this piece for my gal recently. Then I played Demolisher by Slaughter To Prevail haha
Don't forget that Maury Muehleisen was the lead guitarist who died with Jim in the plane crash. Jim played rhythm guitar. Maury also help Jim write the songs.
Maury was such a HUGE part of the Jim Croce sound. He brought classical elements in his fills that are very difficult to replicate today. Many try and fail to play Maury's part.
I remember hearing this on the radio as a kid. He has a lot of great hits...
Another lost 'treasure' from the same era, is the UK's Clifford T Ward.
He was an amazing singer/songwriter, but was also a shy performer, & was affected so deeply by the harshness of 'showbiz', that he retired from performing waaaay too early, & turned to teaching, in his native Worcestershire, England.
He contracted MS, & died way too young, in 2001, but left a legacy of musical gems, that are still fondly remembered by his devoted fans around the world.
His best known songs include, 'Home thoughts from abroad', 'Wherewithal', 'Gaye', & 'The best is yet to come', but even his lesser known album tracks still carry his trademark amazing lyrics, & wonderful use of poetic language!
Just sit back, & let it wash over you, it's beautiful!! 😍
Loved your reaction. Such an impactful song from my youth. Gets me every time....
Great reaction guys. Jim Croce is a legend. I am glad you guys are getting to know about these great artists and raising awareness of their work. 👍
Operator is another touching song. He was folk sensitive and whimsically fun in his songs. Simple man, complexity of life in simple lyrics. Easy to relate to artist. I've got a name is another thoughtful, thoughtful song.
SO many weddings had this song played at their receptions.
Brings back beautiful memories. My favorite Jim Croce song…sort of similar…Photographs and Memories.
Bread songs are like this.... SO BEAUTIFUL!!!!
This man was so famous, so fast, and then it was all gone a few years after it started. I'll never forget the day back in 1973, when I was working on my pickup truck out in the yard, listening to the radio while I worked. All of the sudden A voice interrupted the song and said, "we interrupt this program (song) for a flash news Bulletin. Singer, songwriter and three-time Grammy Award winner Jim Croce (Cro-chee) has been killed in an airplane crash." I was stunned, and frozen, and couldn't move for a few moments. This man was such a star and wrote some amazing music in the few years of his career. As my mom used to say to us as kids, "Yesterday is gone, and we are not promised tomorrow, so remember, God only gives us today." Nothing could be truer. Anyway, Jim left us some wonderful songs to enjoy. Some are funny, and some are beautiful. He was so talented.
Thanks
I graduated High school in 1975, and I remember dancing to this beautiful love song. Jim Croce was of Jewish Nationality, as he hailed from from New York. Jim was a folk singer, he had several top ten songs. Tasha, You should check out his music. He was killed in Natchitoches, LA, after performing at Northwestern University. The pilot was taking off and suffered a severe heart attack, and the plane dropped into a grove of trees. Killing everyone onboard…So sad
i'm a 70's kid remember my dad listening to this was always on the radio CKLW same as the wreck of the Fitzgerald miss all the old songs look em up when i can found your channel subbed
Jim Croce now is a star in the sky ✨🙏🕊️
Please, others joys 💍 of Jim are: "These dreams", "Photographs and memories", "I got a name", "Bad, Bad, Leroy Brown", "Operator" and "New York is not my home" 😉🤞
I was devastated went he died. And it still hits me hard!
Sad. It was always a sad song for me thinking about Jim dying so young and now I only think of the people I have lost as I get older. It’s rough. It’s rough
The 70's was so good for music.
OMG -- I love your reaction to this! I've loved this song and Jim Croce since the 70s. Please continue your today's interpretations of this 'way back' music so that it goes on. Much love and admiration to you
Such a beautiful song.Other Jim Croce songs "I've got a name","Operator","Bad Bad Leroy Brown".R.I.P.Jim Gone too soon.
@The Adventures of TNT, Jim was an incredible singer-songwriter, who was taken from us at the tender age of 30 (January 10, 1943 - September 20, 1973). He was born in Philadelphia (South Philadelphia) & grew up in Upper Darby Pa, a suburb of Philly...
Some other songs you should listen to is 'Operator' a man wanting to reconnect with his old love, who ran off with his best friend... and 'I'll Have to Say I Love You (in a Song)'. Some of my favorites.
Thank you for listening to his music with open mind & ears... When I originally came across your page, I thought you would make jest of the music (you know, younger people, older music), but I am pleasantly surprised of the thoughtful & honest words to your review... So, from this old classic rocker (68 years old), I say thank you, from the bottom of my heart. You have a new subscriber in me... Looking forward to more of your reviews...
Fantastic agree with EVERYTHING she said! You guys ROCK.
I remember so well when he died. On the news report they started to play this with the anchor saying "Time Ran Out on Jim Croc".
Awwwww you two are soooo sweet, I love to see love ❤, beautiful love song.
I was a freshman in high school, and had just started developing my musical tastes, growing away (a bit) from the bubble gum stuff, disco, etc., branching out to more 'grown up' serious music like Jim Croce, when that plane went down in '73. It hit me almost like a family member had died. I replayed all my favorite Croce songs, and all I could think was how this was it, that's all, no more -- this talented artist had written and sung his last song. Echoes of that empty feeling still resonate deep inside, all these years later. He went too soon....
This was a great song and a beautiful dedication to his son. Very, very personal piece here.
A truly great song from a great Singer/Songwriter who did leave this world much to soon!!! However there has been so much good music that has been made in recorded history it is impossible to discover it all. I am 59 years old and have been a huge music fan my entire life, yet, I still find great old music that is new to me.
One of my favorite songs and also my parents. My mom can't handle hearing this song ever since my dad died...they had a 51 year "in love happy ever after fairytale love"...I wish there had been more time.
The thing I notice about you two is that she enjoys the. Music while you tend to analyze the music. You feel it in different ways.
I have always loved this song.
What is very special about this song is that it was the last song he wrote before he died. He was planning on retiring and help raise his two year old son. He had finished keeping his word to do a performance at a high school that he committed to years earlier. It was on the flight home from that final performance when the plane crashed and he past away. It is my understanding that the record company took advantage of him and did not release this song till after his death. He was a Good, decent, honest man, and always kept his word.
You will love “Operator” This guy was a superior singer-songwriter.
Keep going Tasha. It’s lovely music. I was raised on this type of music with a dad who played acoustic guitar and hippies for parents. Now I really am grateful. Going to bluegrass festivals wasnt my idea of fun but I grew to appreciate all types of music. 💕🎶🎵
I am soon to be 50 years old, and ever since I was a little kid I've never been able to listen to this song without getting a tear in my eye.
This is a great song and a sweet couple. I hope their time together and happiness gets trapped in a bottle forever.
I like that they didnt interrupt it at all and commented after. Very respectful ❤
Such a simple, beautiful song! 😊
I'm 61 years old. I can't hear this song without becoming emotional no matter how hard I try. Just thinking about that song, affects me still. It was not that way when first heard it on the radio. But I do recall that it was a shame to know he died in a plane crash and left a family in mourning and fans devastated. Life seemed unfair especially enduring the loss of a hero in Bruce Lee that same year and only a couple months apart from Jim Croce's passing. A terrible loss of talent. Maybe that's part of the sorrow and maybe a slight guilt I feel knowing that I am still surviving and enjoying a pair of beautiful grand kids that have entered my life. They give me joy and I hope to enjoy many more years to come watching them grow to be fine citizens. But there never seems to be enough time...
Lost my dad just over a year ago. Jim Croce was his favorite. You should give "Age" a try.
My favorite Jim Croce song. Tasha....you are so precious. I just love the way you looked over at T. It melted my heart girl!!
Beautiful lyrics. Great song