JIM CROCE Crash Site | Mansfield Civil War Battlefield
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- JIM CROCE Crash Site | Mansfield Civil War Battlefield
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Jim's guitar partner at all his concerts, Maury Muelheisen, who was also killed in the crash bought his Mom a house in Pennington, NJ where I worked with the money he earned while playing with Jim. I went to visit her one day around 2008 to give her a photo of Jim and Maury that was taken at the last concert they played before the crash happened later that day. She was happy that I came to pay my respects and all that and she brought me into the house. All of Maury's Gold Records were on 1 Wall in the family room. One of the things I asked her was how did she find out what happened. She told me one of her neighbors called her up on the phone to say how sorry they were as they just heard it on the news. NOBODY called his family...not the Police, Not Jims Management. I couldnt believe THATS how she heard that her son and Jim had died. I wonder how Ingrid found out about it. I spent a couple of hours with her and I couldnt believe how much she remembered about those days of Jim and Maury in the early 70's. She was 92 or 93 at the time and her brain and memory were sharper than mine and I was half her age at the time. Anyway just thought I would share that wonderful day I spent with Maury's mom with the rest of you.
I was saddened when I heard the news of the crash. I knew Maury was from the Trenton NJ area but had no idea his Mother lived in Pennington. I drive through there daily. We live near there in Titusville. Such great, great music, it will never die.
@@diannelogsdon6107 I worked at the Pennington Post Office. We deliver your mail everyday!! LOL Small World.
Maury was a FINE guitarist.
Maury was awesome. He really knitted himself in the songs and gave them their signature sound. Especially on "Operator."
Thank you for this touching memory!❤🙋♀️☺️
In 75, I worked out of Natchitoches , on a seismograph crew , we rode out to the crash site on a full moon night . It was only a short time after and you could see the trees they had clipped after the pilot had a heart attack. It was strangely quiet and a very odd feeling to be in that area knowing Jim had died there .
What speaks to the integrity of Jim is the fact that the Louisiana concert had been booked when he was lesser known and the school had gotten him cheap , as at the time of the concert , he was red hot as his songs were climbing the charts . I dare say his agent tried to talk him out of it due to the prices his concerts were now getting , but Jim told him he had signed the contract and his word and bond were sacred to him and so he came to play his last concert at a small JUCO in Louisiana.
Those who saw him , had incredible respect for him and said Jim had a great time and said it was one of the best concerts they had ever seen , " he was the real deal."
The NTSB did NOT find the pilot suffered a heart attack during the flight. I don't know how that rumor started .. He did have coronary artery disease, and had indeed suffered a heart attack a few months earlier .. His physical condition was probably compromised at the start of the flight b/c of same, as well as the fact that he had run three miles to get to the airport .. (i.e. acute angina episode) ..
I was a newlywed, driving to work on a beautiful September morning. The DJ said that Jim Croce had died in a plane crash. Tears began streaming down my face as I thought of his wife and his little boy! What music have we missed. I still have all my vinyl!!! Still love this man!! TY SO MUCH Jordan!!!
Many years ago I was returning from San Diego on a flight to CT and I sat next to a very articulate elder woman. We soon started chatting and she turned out to be Jims Mom She shared so many wonderful stories about his life. It was a wonderful experience that I will always cherish.
Jordan, you show so much compassion in the vlogs about people who have passed away. The Mansfield Civil War museum was very good and had a lot of detail. Thanks for all you do.
Jim Croce! 💗
Huge fan here ...for 50 years!
Thank you for the tribute to Jim and those lost with him. 💗
That civil war museum has the best civil war artifacts I have ever seen!
Glad your curiosity got the best of you.
Fun ride with you!
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I am an old lady but your opening song I never get tired hearing it!
Love that song!
Our high school closed down and we went to the auditorium and watched videos of Jim Croce talk in interviews and play songs on small sets. I'll never forget that day. "There never seems to be enough time to do the things you want to do, once you find them." 😪 I have a photo of me and my loved one, who was killed in Iraq, in a wooden frame that has some of the words to Jim's song "Time In A Bottle" painted on there with a scene of waves crashing on the beach with a message in a bottle. It says, If I could save time in a bottle. . . The first thing that I'd like to do, is to save every day till eternity passes away. . . just to spend them with you.
It's really beautiful.
Thanks for sharing!
Oh Jordan, you have done great with this vlog! You are telling us a story and paying homage to none other than the late great himself Jim Croce. He and John Denver are my absolute favorites singers & songwriters of all time. The story of his untimely death brings pain to my heart. Here he was, a man loved by all of those who met him, he was good friends with actor Cheech Marin. He was and still is loved by all of his fans. A very talented and good human being, that had a terrible meeting with fate. Songs like, "Time in a bottle", my momma's favorite, These dreams, Lover's cross, I'll have to say I love you in a song, Operator, Alabama rain, Age are few of my favorites from this amazing singer songwriter who was taken far too young from us. He may be gone, but his music and legacy will continue on. RIP Jim Croce & thank you Jordan for this great vlog! Kiss Jah for me, ok! ☝🙏🏼
Love Jim Croce he will always have a name
I loved Jim Croce's music in the 70's and still do today. Sad interesting history of the battlefield. Thank you for the tributes, Jordan. Great vlog.
Thank you for giving Jim Croce so much care and attention. Makes you wonder what would have been.
Thanks for the vlog Jordan. I love Jim Croce music. Time in a bottle I play for my son all the time. So many hits in so little time. Great battlefield stuff as well.
Jim Croce was on the cusp of superstardom following his string of hit songs. Glad you remembered and paid tribute to him. That museum had some impressive artifacts for such a small facility and given when the battle took place.
Ty Jordon. Such a great video.
Thank you paying tribute to a wonderful singer and songwriter. A man gone far too soon. RIP Jim Croce
This has really been a tremendous road trip. This was a lovely tribute to Jim Croce. Many Thanks
You ever notice all the Musicians that died young were all greats? Croce, Jim Morrison ,Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens, The Bopper, Hendrix, the list gos on. Its almost like they werent meant to live long. They were here to inspire other Singers and Song Writers. Great Video!!
I’ll include Ronnie Van Zant,Steve Gaines,Cassie Gaines,&Stevie Ray Vaughan.then you also have Hank Williams,Janis Joplin
Ronnie van zant and Stevie Ray Vaughn as well Stevie was in a helicopter
@@Recycledhooligan yep Stevie and cassie gains Steve was a he'll of a guitar player had alot in front of him in music ..damn shame
Janis Joplin and Stevie Ray Vaughn died too young also
Eddie Cochran
Jordan my parents were at that last concert that Jim Croce played. They both attended N.S.U. just like me and my wife did. They loved his music as I do now for many years. Natchitoches (we pronounce it as: Nack-o-tish) is my hometown. Thank you for visiting it and doing videos about Jim Croce, and the Steel Magnolias filming locations!
Jim Croche, most of us remembered that sad day, I was young at the time but he was a favorite still have his original album. Thanks Jordan mentioning Rocky Erickson, most people don't remember him but I was a big fan . His story was so sad I'm so happy his fans got him out of there. You got to see him that's so kool . This was an interesting combination of music , Actors and war.💛💛💛👍
Thank you Jordan!!! Croce was one of the greats.
Thanks Jordan....your sensitivity and compassion for those who passed is sincere and evident, you pay them deep respect in your vlogs so nobly. I've had "Time in A Bottle" in my head since I watched this, he was a wonderful singer.... Jawh xox
Hey Jordan! Great show today. I was a kid when Jim Croce died but was sooo sad. All of these sites are close enough for a good weekend trip for me. Thanks for this one!!
Aww Thank you Jordan for doing this vlog about a man that was sooo TALENTED an BRILLIANT..loved all his songs ...I was about 13 or 14 when this plane crash happened ....an I'm from Louisiana...my uncle had the property where Jim Croce plane crashed ....an got the plane ..an it was so balled up it fit on the back of a semi truck with a flat bed ....but my cousin told me some very horrible things about the crash ..they cleaned up some of the debris ...she found 2 shirts she wanted to believe they were Jim Croce's shirts ...she gave one to me....I wish I still had it....I was in the 7th grade when all this happened. .it's something you never forget!! ❤️❤️
Thanks for doing a video on Jim! I feel like he’s under rated & people don’t cover or talk about him enough
I cried my eyes out when I heard about his plane crash. My heart just broke for Ingrid and their baby boy. He was always a favorite of mine. RIP Jim. Thanks Jordan!!
What’s even more sad was he was going to quit touring at some point to be with his family.
Wow! You covered a lot of things in this vlog! I'm always amazed at all the interesting places you manage to find. Thank you for taking us along!
I was in the twelfth grade at Morrow Senior High in Morrow, Georgia, when I heard of Jim Croce's death & as a high school student, this news was just devastating. I loved his music & was so sad that he had died at such a young age & just as his career was taking off. Thanks Jordan for taking of your time & sharing this incredible story of not only Jim Croce, but also Mansfield Battlefield. May Jim Croce rest in peace, along with all those who were killed in battle.
Thank you for doing this. Terrible the pilot possibly had a heart attack.
You never know what can happen as each day comes.
And thanks for the Joanna Cassidy story. Not many know who she is. Beautiful house
Jim and Maury were truly amazing. It makes my chest hurt when I think that they could still be here today.
Everytime I play Jim or Maury's work - I am always amazed at how well they were able to do what they did... I am forever grateful for the first time I ever heard them play, and I promise to play their work until the day I die.
Wonderful video and tribute to Jim Croce. I live about 90 miles away from Natchitoches. I was 8 when Jim died. I was at my older sister's house. We were in the kitchen, listening to the radio and she was making Macaroni and Cheese with shells instead of noodles. The DJ came on an announced Jim's death. I was already a huge fan as a little boy. I'll never forget that moment. To this day, nearly half a century later, I don't care for Macaroni made with shells. It just makes me sad. I'm still a huge fan of Jim. Never leave the house with out his entire catalog in an iPod. The pine trees really do line the winding roads around here.
My Mom And Myself Are Both Big Fan's Of Jim Love His Music He Can Make You Smile And Make You Cry Very Few Singer's Can Do That Jim I Hope You And Your Band Mate Are At Peace Now We Will Always Miss You Both🙏💔
Thank you for vlogging about Jim Crocee. He has always been a favorite.
Love love Jim’s music , Classic music. You almost want to say “ don’t get in the plane “. Thanks Jordan
Love Jim Croce's Music. He was truly an Every Man. He never forgot his roots. Thank you for sharing this Jordan.
A testament to the strength of his talent that his music is as good as it ever was...50 years later! Wonderful Vlog. 🎼🎶💜
I lived at the small airport in Cottage Grove Oregon where I lost my two big brothers in a plane crash at the end of the runway on August 21, 1973. Your video brought back sad memories of that but even so, I cherish the memories of growing up living at an airport. Not the usual childhood. My father was a pilot and flight instructor. Love your videos!
I’m sorry for your loss 🙏🏻
So tragic. Very sorry for you and your families loss. I am the baby of five, three older brothers. I remember exactly the moment I heard the awful news. Chicago is our home, in 73 I was 10 years old. The 7 of us were on a two week (Brady Bunch) west coast vacation. That day was DisneyLand. I was in the front seat between mom and dad. My dad does not like any music other than classical or opera. Our rented car only had AM radio. He was PO'ed and grumpy because he had to listen to AM top 40. I was in a happy place. They played Bad Bad Leroy Brown, then they announced the news of his death. My heart instantly hurt and tears welled.I was about to share how I felt, when Dad made a callous comment "No Big Loss" type of quip. I was so ashamed and angry because his lack of empathy based only on how he felt about my music was wrong and selfish. I held back my tears and my feelings. I never again let his opinions faze me. I adored my father, but that moment I realized he was not perfect. Did your father teach you to fly? Sounds like you had a wonderful childhood. Thanks for sharing your story and your loss. How old were you in 73?
Jim Croce was so talented. He was gone way too soon. Another one that was gone too soon was Harry Chapin. They were from the same era. I loved both of those guys.
I remember Jim won a Grammy award and his wife excepted it for him after his death I remember how sad that was!
Still remember when I heard, too! Such a tragic loss for his family, friends & for all of us!
Great video, Jordan. Jim Croce was one of my all-time favorite singer/songwriters. I can't think of Jim without also remembering Maury Muelheisen, who was in my homeroom at Cathedral High School in Trenton, NJ in '63 - '64. He was a super nice, friendly guy with all who knew him. Glad I had the chance to meet him.
Maury was a fabulous guitar player, his passing was such a loss
I remember this like it was yesterday. Everytime musicians die in a plane crash I think of an old guy I know in Macon, Ga. He's 99 years old and the only surviving member of Patsy Cline's band. Look up his story, PBS did a video on him years ago. If you saw the movie or know he story, he's the guy she told to go be with his family and not get on the plane, that had this one... RIP. I miss Jim and Maury's music, other musicians miss the good heart he had.
Have you heard Waylon Jennings story how he gave up his seat to the big bopper.that plane crash that killed buddy Holley,Richey Valens & the big bopper.the last thing Waylon said to Buddy . I hope your plane crashes.after Buddy said I hope your bus freezes.Waylon blamed himself for the crash.he even had a song about it.called don’t ask me who I gave my seat to or something along those lines.
I love Jim's music. I was shocked to hear of his passing. We seem to loose a lot of singers in a hurry to get to their next show. RIP Jim. Thank you for your lovely vlog. You and Jah travel safe and take care.
I'm 45 now going to be 46 in May first week the 6 it was my dad favorite singer he pass away last year in June 8 2021 my dad was 83 years old. He had Parkinson desase and low blood pressure and heart desase. This is great doing Jim he's a Philly guy like hall and oats and Todd that sing "Hello it's Me". Thank Jordan for sharing.👍👍🙂 Jim sings "Time in a Bottle"
Yes, that is what I can remember reading at the time, that the pilot suffered a medical emergency. He reportedly suffered from coronary artery disease, was overweight, and was forced to run nearly a mile from the motel to the airport, as he had been unable to get a ride. He was said to have been an expert pilot with much skill and several years flying experience, who would not have made such an error otherwise.
The NTSB reports state thar he ran almost three miles, exacerbating his physical state
horribly further.
I was very sad when he passed. Thank You for sharing the story of Jim Croce. I remember Joanna Cassidy. That is great that she is your friend. Thanks for showing the museum Great history. Rocky Ericson poor person what a terrible thing they did to him. The southern homes are so beautiful.
💋Thanks again. Very sad tragedy. Beautiful songs Jim sung. ~Love&Light♥️Carli
Thank you so much for putting up such interesting videos, and for reading all of the gravestones and memorials. I am blind and I love your channel. I’m so glad that you read all of the inscriptions and other things that you see along the way. I loved the steel magnolias video. Love that movie. I saw it for the first time when I was a little girl and my mom described it to me.
I visited his grave a couple months ago and left a painted rock on his headstone. Thanks for this one Jordan!
Jordan, you’re an old soul in a young body. Thank for this video! I loved Jim Croce, it reminds me of being in college. May he RIP. . 🌺
Thank you for a wonderful vlog, even if it's sad... Love Jim Croce and thank you also for the historical part that I appreciate a lot. Take care. 💗🙏🌞
It was such a sad day when Jim passed away. Thank you Jordan, for sharing this.
Very interesting Jordan. I urge those who have not visited Jim's son, Adrian James "AJ" Croce, website to do so. Looks so much like his Dad and so talented. AJ at the age of 4years was beat by his Mom's boyfriend and lost his vision. He did regain his eyesight in one eye at age 10. So sad.
Thats heartbreaking story baby losing his eyesight cause he lost his Daddy
A excellent view! loved this vlog on Jim, you know we have lost so many amazing musicians in plane crashes, it kinda Boggles the mind. Ty for your efforts and quality content, Cheers friend & hi to Jah.✌🏼
To me that man was magical at making beautiful music . When I was much younger back in about 1975 my friend and I bought each other an album, he wanted the American Graffiti album and I wanted Jim Croce’s album. His music is everlasting and can truly touch your heart and soul.
He went to my high school (Before me) He’s a local favorite around here. Love his music
My first album was Jim Croce. My younger brother and I wore it out. I still love his music. Thanks Jordan for honoring his memory ❤
I still remember the shock I felt when I heard about Jim’s death. It affected me for a long time. He will always be my favorite singer songwriter. I still light a candle for him, and all on board the plane every September 20th.🥺👍 I learned to play guitar from him albums.
I still miss him,and love the great music he left for us. Thx for the stories on your video.🤗
I grew up in the 70's with jim's music. I wish we could have hooked up Jordan while you was in natchitoches. I know where the crash site is supposedly although there isn't a marker. Great video and neat seeing places I see regularly on video. Hope you got a meat pie at the french market by the interstate. I just wanted to add that he was playing a make up concert at northwestern. The original one got cancelled and he promised to do the concert another date which is the day he died. Man I wish he could have been with us longer.
Such a talent. “I’ve Got a Name” is my favorite song that he did. I was 11 years old when he passed. May all those who were lost that day continue to Rest In Peace. Cannot believe it’s almost 50 years.
I was about that age too, “Operator” was one of my favorites too.. I always remember that line..” .... you can keep the dime.. . What a talent gone much too soon.
That was one of the only songs that Jim didn`t write . it was wrote for the movie last American hero.
Thanks for remembering Jim. "Time in a Bottle" is a timeless song and the words of the song fit any era.
Love Jim Croce. I have good memories of listening to his music with my mom when I was very little.
Great tour of our sad history. Rip Soldiers. Amen 🙏.Awesome.
What a great musician and legacy. Worth noting he was flying to Austin college in Sherman, TX. North of Dallas. Great video as always!
I am still sad about Jim Croche's passing. I loved his music. Thank's for this vlog Jordon.❤🙋♀️☺️
Thanks, Jordan, for another great episode. This one wound through a number of historical sites causing us to think about how short life can be and perhaps giving us a little push to be more grateful. Remembering those entertainers and others whose talents continue to give us such enjoyment is easy in today's world, what with UA-cam and other sites. Luckily we can dial up one of Jim's songs whenever the mood strikes. His words give us an insight into his character and love of life. TIME IN A BOTTLE is my favorite song he wrote. The lyrics are lovely....
If I could save time in a bottle
The first thing that I'd like to do
Is to save every day 'til eternity passes away
Just to spend them with you
If I could make days last forever
If words could make wishes come true
I'd save every day like a treasure, and then
Again, I would spend them with you
But there never seems to be enough time
To do the things you want to do once you find them
I've looked around enough to know
That you're the one I want to go through time with
If I had a box just for wishes
And dreams that had never come true
The box would be empty
Except for the memory of how they were answered by you
But there never seems to be enough time
To do the things you want to do once you find them
I've looked around enough to know
That you're the one I want to go through time with.
Take care and give precious little Jah a hug for me!
Jim Croce, the lovely Joanna Cassidy, 13th Floor Elevators, and a Civil War battlefield with a great museum. That was an excellent 24 minutes.
you are able to find so many interesting off the road places
Thank you for not passing these locations by. Never knew what had happened to Jim Croe. Still remember some of the words of a few of his songs. That little airport is very different from the typical airports. Seeing the swords , etc, from the civil war almost in person, reminds us just how real the war was and not just stories in books. Learned a lot . Never know what will happen in a day. Everyday that God gives us to live another day, we need to thank Him every morning remembering not everyone lives to see another day. God bless you and Jah
Amen 🙏🏻
Home of the Natchitoches meat pies!!! Grew up on the Cane River there and lived there when Steel Magnolias was filmed. A great city with an amazing Christmas festival. Awesome community
I never realized how little I knew about his death. I was quite young, but I clearly remember learning he had died in a plane crash, but any further details I never knew. Even very young I loved his music. Still do. Thank you, Jordan. He was an amazing talent who was gone much too soon. After John Denver passed my dad said he wondered about all the songs that would now never be written. The same can be said about Jim Croce. Very sad.
Love this vlog. Thank you Jordan. I love Jim Croce ♥
I moved to Florida in 2004. My first job I had was delivering medical supplies to out patients. One of my regular stops was a women named Evelyn DiBartolo who was Jim's aunt. She mentioned that she was Jim"s relative. She had all Jim's gold records on her living room wall. I told her how much I liked his music and even though it was over 31 years ago at that time that he had passed I expressed my condolences. If I'm not mistaken Jim was originally from Philadelphia. R.I.P. Jim.
I have several of his vinyls. I was 17 and had just graduated high school. He is a legend
Great video👍
I love that America preserved so much of its history for future generations to see and learn from.
I love American history, it’s so interesting. ❤️Jodie 🇦🇺
I love his music, I knew he had been a very hard worker
I remember listening to him when I was a teenager. Some of my best memories have Jim Croce's music on the radio in the background.
Loved Jim Croche.......the song "Operator" was my favorite and still is......
So sad about his wife and baby....l remember when he died....seems like a lifetime ago
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Jim Croce was such an amazing artist. I remember that sad day very well. I felt so bad for his wife and child. Thanks so much for telling his story and reminding us how awesome he was.
Thank you for another great presentation. Most folks are aware Jim Croce's widow, Ingrid opened a restaurant in Chicago [do I have the correct location/] called, "Croce's." This business was successful for thirty years[?] She authored a book about their life too. Thank you, Mr. Jim Croce. Rest in peace.
I got a name. One of the prettiest songs ever.
I like that song❤
Only three years into his career, to have left such an impact? Amazing
Wow! I am learning so much. My Pop played Croce music all the time. I was nine years old during this amazing songwriters success.💜💜💜
Thank you for stopping and showing the battlefield relics, they are very interesting, Historical, to say the least. If I might add, when I heard about Jim Croce's passing, I was on a flight from Flint, Michigan to Las Vegas, Nevada, where I spent better than 35 years before moving back to Flint, where I now reside. I've always loved Jim's style and all his music. I was really saddened upon hearing about his demise, but we will always remember him in our hearts. Thank you, Jordan, for sharing this video and memories of Jim Croce with all of us. RIP Jim Croce, God Bless. BTW, Jordan, I have one more thing to say and that's when you say "Good Bye", that is so final, my Sisters and I always said, "we'll talk again", 'see ya later'. We just lost our Sister, Pastor Betty Rogers, to Covid 19, we're told, November 11, 2021. Thank you once again. BT
Listen to him high school died way too very talented thanks Jordan
One of my very favorite Croce songs was Box # 10
I love anything historical and especially Civil War history. The saddest memory of the Civil War is we as a nation learned nothing from it.
Jim Croce and his partner did a lot to promote the Ovation guitar and its sound. Glen Campbell was an early Ovation guy too. 13th Floor Elevators!!! You amaze me Jordan. I haven't thought of that band since the 60's. Thanks.
Yeah...
i think billy gibbons was in the 13 floor elevators, it was along time ago and i could be wrong.
RIP
Robert N. Elliott Jr.
(1915-1973)
Jim Croce
(1943-1973)
Maury Muehleisen
(1949-1973)
George Stevens
(1937-1973)
Kenneth D. Cortese
(1945-1973)
and
Dennis Rast
(1942-1973)
I used to work at the airport in Nashville. It's happened before where a pilot has a heart attack while taking off. It might be more common than we think. That's one of the reasons theres two pilots in the cockpit .
I was in my early teens when he became famous. It was depressing when he was killed.
Love your channel. There's a documentary done by one of the giants of the documentary industry, can't remember if it was a "Behind the music" documentary, but it covered the long road to get paid for Jim Croce's music finally to Jim's wife. He was being screwed by the record label. It took years after his death for his wife to receive money. Imagine he's making millions for the record label and he and his wife were struggling just to pay the electric bill!!!
Jim Croce was another that was gone to soon. Along with the other's on that plane. The list just continues to grow , sadly and painfully. I'm grateful that you took the time to show the airport, very small indeed. And that you took the time to explain what happened to such a young Talented man. The History of the War wad truly sad but interesting. I just don't understand why we must fight to the death over ground that will never really belong to us. We can rent it or buy it and put our names on the deed but when all is said and done Who owns the land? Thank You and Jah for this video. Stay Safe. Bless you and your family from Tammy in PA
Thank you Jordan. I enjoyed this very much. I love history and you did a very good job on this. Whether we agree with or dislike what happened in the past, we can't change it..... it happened and that is all there is to it! Thank again! 👌
I love you in song 🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶🎶 rip Jim Croce we will miss you 🕊️🕊️🕊️🕊️
Jim Croce was a wonderful artist, so tragic that he was cut so short. His songs are very touching, they're a part of me and the American people.
I'm in England and I only know Time In A Bottle, it's a beautiful melancholy song and Jim sang it with such tenderness that it made the song a hit all over the world. I never knew he had died and under such tragic circumstances. So devastating for his young family to have been left this way, I hope they have had beautiful and happy lives. Rest In Peace Jim.
Operator will always be my favorite Jim Croce song
Loved all Jim's music
This blog video was incredible!!👍👍
This was really good, thanks for taking us out here,it was very cool.
Jordon thanks for this video, Jim and Maury were like peas and carrots, they were so great together.
This was a totally preventable tragedy, the company who owned the plane were irresponsible and the pilot was totally responsible by not telling the FAA about his medical infirmary.❤❤❤
Natchitoches Louisiana and Nacogdoches Texas are named from 2 twin sons from a Native American chief.
I never knew that!
Thanks.
I loved his music! Thank you so much for this vlog❤