- This early pressing boasts outstanding Double Plus (A++) sound from start to finish – the ’70s ABC vinyl is also about as reasonably quiet as we can find it
- We guarantee there is dramatically more space, richness, presence, and performance energy on this copy than others you’ve heard or you get your money back – it’s as simple as that
- “Croce’s debut ABC album was also his commercial breakthrough, topping the charts for five weeks, largely due to the comic, up-tempo title tune, a story song about competing pool hustlers, although Croce also reached the Top 20 with the change-of-pace ballad ‘Operator (That’s Not the Way It Feels)’.”
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- This copy of Croce’s superb 4th studio album boasts superb sound from start to finish
- We guarantee there is dramatically more space, richness, and vocal presence on this copy than others you’ve heard
- “Released at the height of the singer-songwriter era, Life And Times put Jim Croce up there with the best of them. Containing the upbeat top forty songs such as “One Less Set Of Footsteps” and “Bad Bad Leroy Brown” along with such ballads as “These Dreams,” and “Alabama Rain.” High rollicking fun for anyone who likes enjoyable music.”
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- A STUNNING copy of Croce’s final and posthumous release – exceptionally quiet vinyl too
- Vocal presence and warmth are not that easy to find on I Got A Name, but here is a copy that makes the case that this is a well recorded album indeed
- Forget whatever dead-as-a-doornail Heavy Vinyl pressing they’re making these days – the Tubey Magic, size and performance energy of this vintage pressing simply cannot be beat
- “The album brings the listener on a sonic journey through pensive folk ballads to fun-hearted blues jams, each appearing appropriately so that the listener never feels too low or too high, but perfectly balanced throughout.”
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