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[@edalisauskas7313]

Written for his baby son, AJ (who is currently a recording artist in his own right) shortly before Jim' tragic passing in a plane crash (only 30 yrs old) A great artist that should have had a longer life/career

[@randallphobia8698]

This is what I’ve always heard. I didn’t fully understand that feeling until I became a parent.

[@edalisauskas7313]

@@randallphobia8698 I saw AJ a few years ago He did this song toward the end of the set and confirmed the story It was pretty emotional. It started with recording of his Dad singing the first verse, then AJ took over from the bridge on AJ stated that this will be emotional for him and you could certainly tell

[@leonardshevlin7260]

A.J. is currently touring and featuring his father's repertoire.

[@johnow7]

I watch an interview years ago with one of the last people to see Jim alive. He was playing at a college and this kid (at the time) drove him to and from the airport. One of the things that I remember was him saying how Jim was in such a great mood that day and was really friendly.

[@danjohnson2986]

This song was a posthumous hit for him. I often wondered how his career would have evolved. Beautiful song.

[@creinicke1000]

Thinking the same thing.

[@billiondollarbaby3276]

Disco would have killed him just like all the other acoustic singer/songwriters of that era...Denver/Lightfoot etc

[@Superbokka]

Yes sadly unbeknown to him he would die in a plane crash just as he was getting his deserved recognition.

[@GT-ry1cv]

@@billiondollarbaby3276 I like to think he would have settled into being a song writer for the next few decades.

[@salbuda6957]

@BILLIONDOLLAR BABY. Seriously? Only a fool tries to rewrite history. Any history. The facts are that the fans of rock music and rock dj’s “were at war” with those that loved the dance appeal of disco. This escalated with the release of Saturday Night Fever. By the end of the ‘70s, disco by and large lost out. Name the incident that helped bring this opposition to a head. John Denver’s popularity exploded through the 70s. Lightfoot also did well. James Taylor, Carly Simon, Carol King, and others while not strictly acoustic did extremely well. How did you come upon this myth?

[@CuttinEJ]

I think the word Lex is looking for is “haunting”. It’s sad and ironic that he died in a plane crash not long after this song was released. And Brad is right about it having a classical feel. Listening to this gives you a sense of what it must have been like to listen to Beethoven when his music was new. It’s that special and the world became a dimmer place when his light stopped shining. Much love ❤️

[@randallwood6814]

Haunting is what I was thinking too

[@ThePeppper]

@@randallwood6814 I was thinking maybe she means that the song is bewitching?

[@vicprovost2561]

Like has been said before a most beautiful and haunting tune, you are both right. Jim left us way too early, a great, lost singer, songwriter for the ages. If you have not heard Operator you should. Enjoy! 🎵

[@jenniferjacobs228]

She said haunting...and spooky... I agree.

[@singingwordwright148]

"Haunting" is good. Or possibly "melancholy", though that implies a sadness that isn't quite appropriate, as it's a really joyful song generally. However, Lex's "hourglass" analogy is 100% on point. And was probably intentional. A sort of quasi-word painting with the instrumentation.

[@MHomer5401]

IMO, the most beautiful love song ever written. He wrote it about his son.

[@jxchamb]

And they never had a chance to really know each other. He never got to see him grow up. So tragic.

[@trishferris7355]

But his son will always have this song.

[@loristone9242]

And it's even sadder to think that his son was only almost 2 when his Daddy died, and after losing his Daddy his Mother let her boyfriend abuse him so horribly he lost his sight. I think he regained partial sight in one eye later on. Beyond tragic.

[@williamjordan5554]

You Fill Up My Senses by John Denver. Like Time In A Bottle, it uses a waltz rhythm. Also, the songs titled If by Bread and Aubrey by Bread are also powerful.

[@risksrewardsrelics51]

His son is now touring playing Jim’s songs.

[@metalmark1214]

Brad is right this is a love song. If you pay close attention to the lyrics, with the music, it's probably one of the most beautiful love songs ever made.

[@matthewhudson5685]

The amazing thing is how simple the lyrics are, yet so deep and profound. It's like a musical sunset.

[@aviatom1]

Yup

[@ialone7487]

ABSOLUTELY 💯! 👍🤘

[@tackle47]

It was written about his son who was newly born. Jim died not long after, making the song extremely sad.

[@zoegartham312]

They are actually both right. It is hauntingly beautiful, "spooky" as Lex put it, because of the minor key that the majority of the song is written in. Another great band to check out in a similar vein is the Classics IV. Not only do they (ironically) have a song aptly titled "Spooky", they have others as well, like Traces of Love.

[@tammymartin7017]

It does have a haunting sound about it but haunting in a sense of it stays with you. This song was written for his son. That is a love that supercedes the love you have for a lover or spouse.

[@Valorius]

Haunting is the word lex was looking for.

[@zq9m3xh8]

This is just an extraordinary song. The cream of the crop, the best of the best. Right up there alongside the greatest songs you can name, and above many others.

[@nonplayerzealot4]

My choice is American Pie, but I agree w/ up there at the top for Croce, of course. Beautiful mind he had.

[@surlechapeau]

Brad & Lex, you'll love his "I Got A Name", "You Don't Mess Around With Jim", and "Operator"!!!! edit- Substitute “I’ll Have To Say I Love You In A Song” in place of “Operator”. They are too young to have spoken to a telephone operator, and won’t get the line ‘you can keep the dime’ lol.

[@jameshelm2847]

I wish more people would react to "Rollerderby Queen." that has always been one of my top ten Croce songs.

[@mrkelso]

Do "Operator" anyway. Hopefully it's brilliance transcends experience.

[@SpiderMcGee]

"I Got a Name" was released on September 21, 1973, the day after he died in a plane crash.

[@kurtsaxton823]

One of his best, Operator is also amazing. You can't go wrong with any of Jim's songs.

[@terrilgeorge7255]

Operator is beautiful.

[@LitHouseTieDye]

She's perceptive. The spooky is the prophetic nature of the song. His life was so tragically short and this song really speaks to the longing of having to leave those you love. It feels like a message sent from above to comfort his family. It gives me chills every time I hear it.

[@atuuschaaw]

I loved Croce's songwriting, composition, and his voice. ☺♥

[@TheNeonRabbit]

It's a waltz in a minor key, about the fleeting nature of time, heard by most people when it was released as a single shortly after his death.. That's pretty much the formula for spooky

[@SIXX2772]

This song found its way into a timeless bottle. Jim Croce gone WAY too soon. RIP.....very haunting song in a good way.

[@JoeMama410]

His whole catalog is fantastic. My favorites include Lover’s Cross, I Have to Say I Love You in a Song, You Don’t Mess Around With Jim, and Operator.

[@WillVafuth]

Croce was a first gen Sicilian-American. His guitar playing, especially in this song, has qualities of that old world minstral style. Time in a Bottle has that sweet melancholy feel. A love song with that hint of "not enough time"/"life's too show" vibe. Hauntingly bitter sweet.

[@neillenet291]

"it was a mafia Love song and they both ended up murdered," LOL. You crack me up Lex.

[@terryv2006]

I see how you’re both right. Totally a love song but it’s so mellow and haunting. The kind of love that makes you ache and you’re scared of it. That’s spooky.

[@757optim]

Jim Croce wrote and performed great songs.

[@thomastimlin1724]

I am the one left in my original family. it is odd but in 1974 round the campfire I sang this to all of them on my twelve string guitar. I had just graduated high school two months earlier never dreamed I would be the last one left. My younger brother died two years ago. Brings tears to my eyes now thinking of that night when this plays. Photographs and Memories is another one is just like this, can be interpreted as a loss, not just a break up.

[@watsonvillian]

"But their never seems to be enough time," are words that couldn't be more true. Time..the only thing we can't take back, go forward, or purchase more of.

[@redcarpeteater6903]

The lyric: But there never seems to be enough time, a lesson learned in life.. Make the time, if you have something to say, say it, if you want to do something, do it. Do it now, now will never come again. Take it from me, a man full of regrets because I didn't say or do when I had the chance, I always thought there would be time but I let it slip away.

[@lantose]

Your absolutely right, take another breath and what was now is gone forever! I was coming up on my termination date from fibrosis of the lungs and with just six months to spare I got the transplant phone call I was desperately waiting for in 2020. I’m in pretty good shape now and boy I can’t take anything for granted now, especially with grandkids! Taking my family on a big trip to Colorado this fall to spend time in the mountains hiking and fishing. I look around my house all the time now and wonder what all this stuff is for and that money I could have spent on more vacations for myself or with my two daughters and the grandkid’s! It just totally changed my outlook on life! When you are young you think about future plans in 15-20 years, and as you get older, you have no idea if you’ll ever make it another 15-20 years!

[@stevoschannel4127]

This song is really spooky when you realize that this man met his end very soon after this was recorded…Just a beautiful song

[@lesrolon40]

My Dad's fav song, he would always dedicate it to me. 🙏🏼

[@johncampbell756]

This was my mother's favorite song. Ironically, she now has alzheimers and can barely remember me, nonetheless whatever time she would have saved.

[@leonardshevlin7260]

It's a melancholy love song because it's about the recognition that love is not eternal but is more precious because it is constrained by time, which is limited. It can't be saved in a bottle and each day can be experienced only once and then it's irretrievably gone. After looking around he has found what makes his days precious and he is sad to know that those days will be fewer than he wants them to be. The love he has found makes him yearn for an eternity that he hadn't wanted previously.

[@armadillotoe]

This is an absolutely beautiful song. It is wonderful how music can reach across time to touch people.

[@mgonzales56]

I think the word Lex is looking for is Haunting. The sound of the guitar is kind of haunting. Her analogy of the hour glass was perfect. I can picture that while listening to this song. Great job Lex... and Brad.

[@davewhisenhunt907]

Hauntingly beautiful. The guitar and that voice are just incredible.

[@joedonlewis9820]

He was a great Singer/songwriter. Many of his hits became standards in a short time. Y'all should do a Singer/songwriter stream. It's a legit genre.

[@CCDzine]

It's all those minor/7/9 chords to which Lex is responding but Brad is right, it's beautiful.

[@scottstewart5784]

It's hauntingly beautiful. The composition, the arrangement, the guitars, the mix, the voice, the lyrics - hauntingly beautiful. I'm old, but that's the first time I've heard this classic with headphones. Hits much harder.

[@michellec8841]

I love Jim Croche! I was 11 yrs old when this came out. When I was 20, I picked this song for my wedding

[@kathybwell]

I think you're both right - the song is a hauntingly beautiful love song.

[@Teresia12]

Such a hauntingly beautiful song. Especially knowing he had passed away before this song was the hit it was. Lex you must be an empath. You were picking up on the vibe that he had passed away. ✌❤🎶

[@angb6561]

I think when Lex said "spooky" she really meant "haunting". Good song!

[@ronchoptovy9627]

I'm so glad you liked it Brad. Jim Croce has an amazing song catalogue, for the short time he was with us.

[@twwtjohns]

The song is made more Haunting when you learn Jim Croce died almost exactly 3 months before the song's release. Jim died in a plane crash in September 1973 and Time in a Bottle was released in November of the same year. In less than a year and a half it will have been a half century since Jim Croce his accompanist Maury Meuhleiser and three others died in the tragic manner they did. The one silver lining is his beautiful music lives on to be admired and enjoyed for the eternity of mankind.

[@danjohnson2986]

A huge posthumous hit for him. I often wonder how his career would have unfolded as he lived. It is a very beautiful song. Almost as good as Brom-y-Aur Stomp by Led Zeppelin which you have yet to react to. . ;)

[@MplsMaven]

Lex is so right, Love is spooky!

[@BillGraper]

Another great song, but I have to say again- Brad, you have a great woman in Lex! She's such a cutie & full of life. I love watching her reactions to these songs.

[@maxbrazil3712]

"Love is spooky" How very true, and wonderfully so.

[@iamsheep]

Lex's ability to articulate the feeling of music is amazing.

[@BockwinkleB]

I grew up listening to my parent's music and this is one of my favorites. Still have the vinyl album.

[@CB-gr1uk]

Oh man! Great song choice! Absolutely a beautiful song! Jim Croce was pure talent! It does have a haunting beautiful sound.

[@charlesberton2581]

This song is a tear jerker. Reminds me that Jim died so young in a car crash just when he was beginning to make it.

[@BST-lm4po]

Maury Muehleisen was the young man (22 - 23 yrs old) who was Jim Croce's side-kick. He played the more intricate guitar parts to Jim's music.

[@lancerx1759]

Beautiful!!!!

[@phillipbratman5237]

Lex is very intuitive She lets it all in she said the song is a BANGER, and it changed the world , then she let Brads interpretation take away from what she originally got from the song I'm really enjoying watching these videos .

[@k.kuklok1814]

I recently went to a concert Jim Croces son performed. This was the last song. He played home movies of Jim Croce and family on a huge screen while singing Time In A Bottle. It was absolutely beautiful.

[@TheTybot3000]

I can hear a symphony swelling up behind him in my mind - one of hte most beautiful songs ever.

[@willfromyadkinville]

this song never gets old to me! it is stunning!

[@jerrykeck1494]

Reminds me of Gordon Lightfoot If you could read my mind love. Growing up in 70s with all this cool music made me who I am. Always good time to see you're reactions

[@yrankin1]

So beautiful… my mom played this on repeat on the record player when I was a child in the 70s. Whole album.

[@NYVoice]

Our guy...a truckdriver with a heart back then in 71-73. This classic was on his first commercial album for ABC Dunhill in 1972, You Don't Mess Around With Jim. Operator, A Long Time Ago, Rapid Roy. This one didn't become a big single until afterJim died. It was a theme song in a TV movie earlier but became much more after 9/20/73.

[@randallshuck2976]

It was a beautiful song written for his infant son. He had a lot of excellent songs and his life was cut so short.

[@Cooljack906]

This was played at my sister's wedding. Her husband passed away young and everytime I hear this song I feel sad. Especially when he says, "But there never seems to be enough time to do the things you want to do once you find them. The fact that his life was cut short and they had so many dreams they never fulfilled...

[@tric5122]

You have to be in a certain mood to sit down and listen to Jim Croce, but man all his stuff is super chill and relaxing and beautiful. There is something spooky w/the strings they are playing on the guitar. It is a love song, but there is a sadness in it, in how he talks about there isn't enough time, there always seems to be something that needs done, and then it's just tired; especially as you age.

[@ShelbyFarrow]

Jim Croce is one of those great singer-songwriters of the 1970's. That era produced so many and I am thankful that we have all that music to listen to now. John Denver was another one. Also Harry Chapin.

[@andrewkelley434]

Haunting because this was a posthumous hit for him. But the song itself is beautiful! Another beautiful songs of his are "Photographs and Memories", "Operator", and "I'll Have to Say I Love You in a Song"

[@wen-nz3sk]

Hauntingly beautiful is how I'd describe the use of how Lex used spooky, I get it. He was an incredible musician with a huge heart and gone way to soon. RIP Jim. I'm with Brad on this one. Beautiful and romantic. 😁👍🏽

[@yvonnewakefield7748]

Jim Croce wrote this love song for his toddler son, Brad & Lex. At the time Jim decided to walk away from his 'overnight success' to live the life he wanted with his son and wife, he performed a last concert which he 'owed'; to a small community that he had previously needed to cancel. Tragedy struck after that concert to a 'small' audience in a small 'insignificant' town. The plane traversing him back to his loving family crashed and Jim Croce died. An incredibly ironic haunting song that rattles my soul each time I hear it...

[@markk8975]

This was our wedding song in 1981. It perfectly captures how I felt about me wife then and still do...and the "box for wishes that never came true" is still empty. Like Brad I am not big on romantic songs but this one just hits home.

[@alanstrom2221]

A musician in a similar vein is RODRIGUEZ. " COLD FACT " AND " COMING FROM REALITY " are two albums he is famous for. Some of you will be aware that a Documentary was made about RODRIGUEZ after he was found working on a building site. In regards to JIM CROCE, he would be one of the most lamented musicians of all time. The sadness and tragedy of his death, makes me choke with emotions and hold back the tears. In 1973, when the News came through on Australian media that he had died in a plane crash, I was only 12 yrs old. Jim had only just broken through into the Commercial World of Music. His Hit songs were being played on 2SM radio in Sydney. The word that Lex is looking for is ' engaging ' Jim's voice and story telling was very engaging.

[@stevenjones71]

Very spiritual song, awesome you young people are listening to it.

[@jeffdetmer4681]

Jim wrote this right after he found out his wife was pregnant. It was a love song to her and their future child. Jim sadly passed not too long after. His son was only 2 when Jim died. This song was only the 3rd song to reach the top of the Billboard chart after the artists death. The first 2 being Sittin' on the dock of the bay by Otis Redding and Me and Bobby McGee by Janis Joplin.

[@michaelnorgren1106]

An absolutely beautiful song! Top ten all time for me!

[@arrjay2662]

Stopping time with that one love. Living that moment forever.

[@TracyfromNC]

So Brad would love all Jim's other songs which are smooth, deep and fun! The trifecta! But you seriously need to hear what you're missing.. Atlanta Rythm Section...you'd love their version of Spooky! SAD YOUVE MISSED THEIR JAMS! please react to their live version of Spooky...better audio than you'd believe. LEX will have fits!

[@JPDillon]

You mean "missed their CHAMPAIGN JAMS"! HaHa! I crack me up! Also, don't forget maybe ARS's best song "So Into You". Such a great vibe!

[@razor6552]

One of the very best singer/songwriters of the 70's.

[@Chase57Tx]

For once, Brad is right. One of the most beautiful, haunting songs ever. Absolutely timeless.

[@maha77]

*'I've Got A Name* - this *Jim Croce* song makes me cry every-time, his best in my opinion

[@frankensteinlives5451]

Beautiful song, music and lyrics. Parts of it remind me of a music box. Particularly the end. Glad y'all enjoyed it! Peace! Hey Brad! How about "smooth as a baby pumpkin". Ha. Later.

[@MrsAShoe]

So True!...There never seems to be enough time!...My husband of 42 years passed away last year and all I have left of the memories of You!!

[@Bekka_Noyb]

agree with Brad, this song is beautiful

[@MrVicDog]

This has been a wedding staple for almost 50 years!

[@d-2793]

My mom loved this song. It made her cry. I miss my mom. Operator is another Fab song.

[@geocryptic]

Everyone beat me to it but 'haunting" is a more apt term. Jim Croce was a genius.

[@rmweidner7596]

It's one of the most touching love songs I've ever heard. Glad to see you like it, Lex!

[@katemccrea6963]

My first exposure to music was the oldies. Jim Croche, Otis Redding, Sam Cooke, Loving Spoonful, The Beatles. Oddly, I think that's what helped my transition with metal and rock as I got older and had more control over what I listened to. I very rarely listened to pop unless it was on the radio. Jim Croche and Billy Joel are some of my all time comfort singers, along with James Taylor and Carole King.

[@markclark4795]

hauntingly beautiful. this song played endlessly back in the day

[@armchairgravy8224]

I thinks this is more ethereal than spooky.

[@room2180]

It is spooky. I grew up as a young child, hearing this song, learning about loss in the early 70's..and then Jim. It never scared me away, but rather, reminded me of how awesome, life is.

[@stephaniewashburn7700]

This is one of the most beautifully, pure, make you feel it to the core, songs ever 🖤🖤🖤

[@tinapatterson5022]

This is a love song with a Haunting soft Acoustic Guitar. Just Beautiful !!!!!

[@fredbarakat2634]

One of the most beautiful love letter songs ever

[@mrkelso]

What's spooky is that it's a song about recognizing the life time you're given is limited, so love and live fully... and then he immediately died before they even got this released onto the radio, where it became a monster hit. It's amazingly beautiful.

[@Cindrbell]

This was my high school prom song. Love Jim Croce. ❣️

[@gordonsmith8112]

The song definitely has a haunting sound...spot on Lex, but that's part of what makes it so remarkable

[@donluce4883]

This song nakes me cry, but cry tears of joy!

[@scottdonohue3379]

It’s an absolutely BEAUTIFUL song! Jim Croce was an excellent songwriter, it’s a shame he died so young. It would have been great to see what else he had to offer the world.

[@danielwellman9865]

His lyrics are poetry and yup, it's a love song.

[@scottmatzeder9162]

Jim Croce is just plain AWESOME!

[@makepa64]

Love song to his then infant son. Croce had spent many years on folk circuit so when this album started taking off it was huge for him. He heard success of first single only before plane crash.

[@BrainSmashR]

Sept. 20, 1973 His last show played in my hometown: Northwestern State University's Prather Coliseum in Natchitoches, LA. Chartered flight failed to achieve altitude and clipped a tree several hundred yards off the end of the runway. Croce was 30 years old...

[@coreyz.2800]

It's beautiful and romantic but there is definitely a haunting quality to it, and I think what it is is that this song has an "on his deathbed" feel to it. Like, sure he's lived a good life, second verse talking about how all his wishes were fulfilled by this girl, but he's finding himself still feeling this overwhelming sense of regret and a ravenous desire for more time because there was so much more he wanted to do, so much more he wanted to experience, and quite simply he's not ready to leave her. Or perhaps I've read this in reverse and it is she who is passing away (or already has) and this is his lament to losing her too soon. As beautiful and romantic as the song is there is also this undeniable tone of sadness and mourning to it as well. Something so much deeper than simply "I love this girl and want to spend time with her." A desperation, a knowledge that their time together is being cut short and he'd do anything to get more.

[@jayrtee]

You two are just...just...fabulous. I laughed out loud at Lex with her "spooky" and Brad's like "are you crazy" look. She sees the world in her own way and I love that it's different than most. Great reaction! You should listen to his song "Operator" if you haven't already.

[@jenniferjacobs228]

Yes..spooky, haunting, glorious, beautiful and brings a tear to my eye.

[@djl9919]

everytime I hear this song I remain still and listen. Rock on Brad & Lex

[@jameshelm2847]

This is a very highly requested song at weddings, at least in my day.