Jim Croce – I Got A Name

Excellent quiet play. No surface noise. Great songs. Love it!

This pressing sounds great. Haven't heard an original in years so I won't compare directly, but you won't be disappointed here. Very nice, wide soundstage with lots of clear separation.

It was also whisper quiet without a cleaning. And the white vinyl looks slick, too.

Any comments on the pressing and the sound quality? Words

Talented artist w/ a knack for sincere mellow melodic blues-infused down-to-earth grounded folk sings introspective pensive hard luck songs b/w good guitar work & a warm voice.
Fantastic set of tunes.

Fantastic record, a masterpiece from an all time great singer songwriter.

Quite an amazing pressing, and oh the bass! So much bass!

This is a really nice album and the US pressing is really nice with good vocals and range.

Totally awesome Croce album, with his unique mixture of melancholy poetry & the bar-room sing-along song. Classic Croce rendered with both fidelity & deep, articulate bass. Great mastering & pressing on dead-silent vinyl.

Dad used to take us for Sunday rides in the convertible listening to his greatest hits album. One of those musicians I really wish I could have just hung out and smoked a t with. He was long gone before I was born and this album has helped me a lot of times in my life! RIP JIM

Obviously great record. Great pressing BUT totally unacceptable how dirty the record was and the number of scuffs. Never seen this on a brand new album. Noise between songs but otherwise silent very good sound after heavy cleaning. No can do about all the scuffs...