Disc: 1

1. Spin, Spin, Spin
2. Vespers
3. Big Wheel
4. Cigarettes, Whiskey And Wild, Wild Women
5. (And) I Remember Her
6. Cotton Mouth River
7. More Than That Tomorrow
8. The Migrant Worker
9. Child Of Midnight
10. Stone Walls
11. King's Song
12. Mississippi Lady
13. Which Way Are You Goin'
14. Rapid Roy (The Stock Car Boy)
15. You Don't Mess Around With Jim
16. Tomorrow's Gonna Be A Brighter Day
17. New York's Not My Home
18. Hard Time Losin' Man
19. Photographs And Memories
20. Walkin' Back To Georgia
21. Operator (That's Not The Way It Feels)
22. Time In A Bottle
23. Box #10
24. A Long Time Ago
Disc: 2

1. Hey Tomorrow
2. Chain Gang Medley: Chain Gang/He Don't Love...
3. Old Man River
4. Careful Man
5. These Dreams
6. It Doesn't Have To Be That Way
7. Dreamin' Again
8. Alabama Rain
9. A Good Time Man Like Me Ain't Got No Business...
10. Next Time, This Time
11. Bad, Bad Leroy Brown
12. One Less Set Of Footsteps
13. Roller Derby Queen
14. Speedball Tucker
15. I'll Have To Say I Love You In A Song
16. I Got A Name
17. Recently
18. Five Short Minutes
19. Thursday
20. The Hard Way Every Time
21. Age
22. Workin' At The Car Wash Blues
23. Lover's Cross
24. Salon And Saloon
25. Top Hat Bar And Grille

This is the one to get, and here's what you get when you get it:
The complete contents of YOU DON'T MESS AROUND WITH JIM, LIFE AND TIMES, and I GOT A NAME. (As far as I know, this is the first time all these songs have been available since I wore needle holes in my original vinyl discs.)
Three tracks from Jim & Ingrid's LP.
Some assorted unreleased tracks from the same time period (with bassist John Stockfish all over them).
A few cuts from 1975's THE FACES I'VE BEEN.
Clean, clear and crisp sound quality throughout, even on the really old stuff. Sounds like it's all been remastered. (Anyone who, like me, remembers twiddling the stereo knobs back and forth to pick out the guitar parts will wish they'd had a recording of this quality a quarter of a century ago.)
There are NO other Jim Croce collections that come even close to this one. If you remember Jim and Maury fondly, you don't need me to sell you on the music; grab this CD at once.