Jim Croce – I Got A Name (E/VG+) – LP, AU 1973

I Got A Name is an LP by Jim Croce from 1973 released on the Philips label.

About this album

I Got a Name is a poignant late-career statement from Jim Croce, balancing finely drawn character sketches with the melodic directness that made him one of the era’s most distinctive songwriters. Released in 1973, the album was issued shortly after Croce’s death and became part of the outpouring of affection that followed, giving extra weight to its themes of identity, work and hard-won perspective. Its blend of blues rock, country-inflected storytelling and radio-ready hooks includes some of his best-known songs, among them the title track, Workin’ at the Car Wash Blues and I’ll Have to Say I Love You in a Song. The record helped confirm Croce’s lasting place in American singer-songwriter history.