A.J. Croce
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A.J. Croce
By Request (2021) … born of memories …
#AJCroce
Video of the Week: Father and Son--A.J. Croce Performs Jim Croce's Music
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♫ Time In A Bottle ♫
Well, well, well … isn’t it funny how things come about? Yesterday, I played Jim Croce’s “Bad, Bad Leroy Brown” and in the comments, our friend Clive mused about the possibility of a Jim Croce Week. Naturally, I loved the idea from the start, for I love Jim Croce’s music, but … here it was already mid-week, so it would have to wait ’til Monday, right? But then, a little voice in my head said,…
♫ Time In A Bottle ♫ (Redux)
It’s been an … interesting day from the rock-throwing incident to a surprise visit from a very dear old friend, Rob, whom I hadn’t seen for about 10 years! We’re also expecting a serious winter storm tonight and into Monday that will likely close the roads ’til about Thursday if the predictions are correct. Anyway, my mind is bouncy and my mood is strange tonight, so I thought I’d like to hear…
Song Review: John Oates - “Reunion”
Following the public spat and presumed split of Hall & Oates, and the apparent icing of the rootsy Good Road Band, John Oates goes fully solo with the ironically titled Reunion.
The lights at the party burn bright/I’m leaving early tonight/I’m makin’ ready/I’m gettin’ ready/I’m makin’ ready for my reunion, Oates sings on the titular lead single from the forthcoming (May 17) LP.
An Oates-A.J. Croce co-write that features Sierra Hull on mandolin, “Reunion” is a schmalzy ballad in the singer-songwriter vain and outfitted with acoustic guitars, cello and chirpy backgrounds. It sounds very 1972 - more Bread than James Taylor - and would’ve been too precious in that era, too.
Grade card: John Oates - “Reunion” - D
4/5/24
♫ I Got A Name ♫ (Redux)
Some nights you’re just in the mood for a certain artist. For me, it’s usually gonna be Stevie Wonder, Lionel Richie, James Taylor … but tonight for some reason it’s Jim Croce that came to mind after I finished ranting about one thing or another. The man has a voice that I could listen to all night long! It’s been a couple of years since I last played this one, so it’s fair game … This is…
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