Artist: A.J. Croce
Album: That's Me In The Bar (20th Anniversary Edition)
Bitrate: 236kbps avg
Quality: EAC Secure Mode / LAME 3.98.4 / -V0 / 44.100Khz
Label: Compass
Genre: Rock
Size: 71.47 megs
PlayTime: 0h 40min 05sec total
Rip Date: 2016-02-05
Store Date: 2015-00-00
Track List:
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01. That's Me in the Bar 3:57
02. Sign on the Line 2:55
03. She's Waiting for Me 2:49
04. Checkin' In 2:35
05. Music Box 2:49
06. Callin' Home 2:12
07. Night Out On the Town 3:17
08. Pass Me By 2:40
09. I Meant What I Said 3:51
10. Maybe I'm to Blame 2:15
11. I Confess 3:14
12. Some People Call it Love 4:17
13. If You Want Me to Stay (Bonus 3:14
Track)
Release Notes:
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THAT'S ME IN THE BAR in celebration of its 20th anniversary. With his unique
jazz piano stylings and blues-tinged voice, the 12-track album established Croce
as a singular artistic force in 1995.
Hailed by The Boston Globe as a thoughtful, probing record, THAT'S ME IN THE BAR
boasts appearances from the likes of Billy Payne (Little Feat), Sweet Pea
Atkinson (Was (Not Was)), Robben Ford, Ry Cooder, Waddy Wachtel, Sid Page (Sly &
The Family Stone), and others.
The re-release will feature a bonus track, If You Want Me to Stay, recorded 20
years ago but locked in the vault until now. Producer Jim Keltner, the leading
session drummer in America according to Bob Dylan, held down the percussion and
invited a slew of illustrious friends to play on the track as well.
Multi-instrumentalist David Hidalgo's (Los Lobos) masterful contributions
include horn and accordion lines, while Keltner's next-door-neighbor Flea (Red
Hot Chili Peppers) added a heavy dose of funky bass. A.J. Croce, whose timeless
voice has cured like good Scotch whisky, rerecorded the vocals in 2015 for the
20th anniversary re-release.
Croce, son of legendary singer-songwriter Jim Croce, began his career at age 17
opening for B.B. King. Unbound by genre, Croce s music spans from jazz to
Americana to blues to pop.