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Jim Croce   ‎– I Got A Name  
Label: 
Philips ‎– 6360 702 
Format: 
Vinyl, LP, Album 

Country: 
 France  
Released: 
 1973  
Genre: 
Blues, Rock 
Style: 
Folk Rock, Country Rock, Pop Rock 



Tracklist 


A1    I Got A Name   
A2    Lover's Cross       
A3    Five Short Minutes       
A4    Age       
A5    Workin' At The Car Wash Blues       
B6    I'll Have To Say I Love You In A Song       
B7    Salon And Saloon   
B8    Thursday   
B9    Top Hat Bar And Grill       
B10    Recently       
B11    The Hard Way Every Time       


Credits 

Bass – Joe Macho, Stu Woods (tracks: A3, A5, B11) 
Bass, Piano, Guitar – Tommy West (tracks: A1, A4) 
Drums – Gary Chester (2) (tracks: B6), Steve Gadd (tracks: A3, A5, B11) 
Drums, Percussion – Rick Marotta (tracks: B10) 
Guitar – Henry Gross (tracks: A3, B11) 
Guitar, Harmony Vocals – Maury Muehleisen 
Harmony Vocals – Alan Rolnick, Ellie Greenwich, Leroy Brown, Marty Nelson, Tasha Thomas, Terence Minogue* 
Keyboards, Synthesizer [Arp] – Michael Kamen (tracks: A5, B11) 
Percussion – Bobby Matos (tracks: A3, A5, B11), George Devens 
Photography – Benno Friedman 
Producer – Terry Cashman 
Producer, Harmony Vocals – Tommy West 
Recorded By, Engineer [Mixing] – Bruce Tergesen 
Steel Guitar – Henry Gross (tracks: A5) 
Written-By, Lead Vocals, Acoustic Guitar, Harmony Vocals – Jim Croce 
 

Notes 

Recorded at the Hit Factory, New York 1973 
Produced for Interrobang Productions. 
Made and Printed in France. 
No durations on label or sleeve. 
 

Barcode and Other Identifiers 

Matrix / Runout (Side A): PHI 6360 702 1 380 CIDIS
Matrix / Runout (Side B): PHI 6360 702 2 380 CIDIS
Rights Society (Other): SACEM

Allmusic.com:



Release Date
 December, 1973 

Duration
30:57 

Genre:
Pop/Rock


Styles:
Singer/Songwriter
Soft Rock
Contemporary Pop/Rock
AM Pop
 

Album Moods

Autumnal  Laid-Back/Mellow  Soothing  Amiable/Good-Natured  Reflective  Sentimental  Sweet  Bittersweet  Gentle  Humorous  Intimate  Melancholy  Plaintive  Poignant  Wistful  Sad  Rollicking  

Review by James Chrispell 


In his third album in just two years, Jim Croce continued to mine the success of his previous efforts. I Got a Name includes the title track and "I'll Have to Say I Love You in a Song," which sailed into the Top 20 alongside nine other songs rich in the singer/songwriter tradition.