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Jim Croce - The Faces I've Been [Lifesong LS 900] (1975)

Released: 1975
Country: US
Label: Lifesong
Catalog: LS 900
Genre: Rock, Folk

Pressing: Columbia Records Pressing Plant, Santa Maria

Note: CRC - Record Club Edition

Item# SR-LILS900
Ratings: C=VG+; LP=VG+

T R A C K L I S T:
1961-64 The Spires
01 This Land Is Your Land
02 Greenback Dollar
03 Pig's Song
1964-67 Facets
04 Gunga Din
05 Sun Come Up
06 Bit Fat Woman
07 Charlie Green Play That Slide Trombone
1967-70
08 Railroads And Riverboats
09 Railroad Song
10 The Way We Used To
11 Maybe Tomorrow
12 Stone Walls
13 I Remember Mary
14 Country Girl
After 1970
15 Which Way Are You Goin'
16 King's Song
17 Mississippi Lady
18 Chain Gang Medley
a Chain Gang
b He Don't Love You
c Searchin'
19 Old Man River
The Raps
20 Carmella...South Philly
21 Cars And Dates, Chrome And Clubs
22 The Chinese
23 Trucks And Ups
24 The Army

The Faces I've Been
Jim Croce

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Album Review

James Chrispell [allmusic.com]

Released after his early demise, The Faces I've Been was almost entirely recorded before Jim Croce made it big. But that's not to say that the songs here are sub-standard. Jim Croce displays his many talents in this set, be they covers of ''This Land Is Your Land'' and ''Old Man River,'' or his own tunes such as ''Which Way Are You Goin''' and ''Stone Walls.'' A fine overview of a singer/-songwriter coming to grips with his talent. Good.