Jim Croce’s legendary run of three studio albums released in 1972 and 1973 - ‘You Don’t Mess Around With Jim’, ‘Life and Times’ & ‘I Got a Name’. Available to pre-order now, together as a limited 3 LP or 3 CD set: https://t.co/1vQZwvL4ky In stores October 13th.

On this day in 1973, Jim’s fifth and final album "I Got a Name" was released. Which track stands out most for you? Listen to the full album here https://t.co/EKii21pT8V

The brand new Stranger Things series lands today! Will you be watching? 🎬 Clip from season 3 episode 2 which features "You Don't Mess Around With Jim".

22 year old Jim Croce from the 1965 Villanova yearbook, The Belle Air. #tbt

On this day in 1973, “Time in a Bottle” entered the Billboard Hot 100 - eventually peaking at No. 10. Decades later, it remains a song that resonates with so many of us, and reminds us of Jim’s timeless gift for capturing emotion in music. Listen here: https://t.co/X3NSIRQuDg

"These Dreams" ☁️ What does this 1972 ballad by Jim Croce mean to you?

"I find strength in the timelessness of Jim’s music, resonating long after Jim’s short time with us. It was many years before I felt whole again, but I think that Jim Croce’s music is a comfort to us all." - Ingrid Croce. 🔗 https://t.co/HRKGEQSNrc

The story behind “Roller Derby Queen”, told by Jim himself. Hear the song that turned a story into a classic: https://t.co/J5WHxAMjvW

"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" - Time In A Bottle by Jim Croce. Which of Jim’s lyrics has stayed with you the most?

Happy Monday! Here's something to start your week with: https://t.co/X3NSIRQuDg

What song do you hear when you see this photo?

"Don't you know that I gotta get out of here 'Cause, New York's not my home"

Love this collection of Jim Croce show posters. Was anybody lucky enough to attend any of these? #tbt

The introduction to 'A Tribute to Jim Croce', a live performance recorded just weeks before his tragic death in August 1973 and broadcast on PBS the following September.

On this very day in 1973 "I Got a Name" entered the Billboard Hot 100 going on to spend 17 weeks in the chart.

Happy Friday! Which Jim Croce track will you be spinning to get in the weekend mood?

Jim was a true wordsmith and wonderful storyteller ❤️

Name a better duo than Jim Croce and Maury Muehleisen.

The sound of 'Tomorrow’s Gonna Be a Brighter Day', taken from Jim’s Demo Tapes - his biggest hits in their rawest form.

Honouring Jim’s memory, gone too soon on this day in 1973.

Which Jim Croce track is soundtracking your week?