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CEMA Special Markets' Bad, Bad Leroy Brown & Other Favorites is a pretty good budget-priced, ten-track collection containing some of Jim Croce's very best and most popular songs. "Bad, Bad Leroy Brown," "Operator (That's Not the Way It Feels)," "Time in a Bottle," "I'll Have to Say I Love You in a Song," "Photographs and Memories," and "Roller Derby Queen" are all on this disc, which is enough to make it a great bargain. To be definitive, it would have needed "I Got a Name" and "Working at the Car Wash Blues," but considering what's here, it's certainly worth its low price. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine
Collectables' Bad, Bad Leroy Brown & Other Favorites is a pretty good budget-priced ten-track collection containing some of Jim Croce's very best and most popular songs. Please note that this edition includes the exact same track listing and cover art as the 1994 CEMA Special Markets release of the same name. The majority of Croce's Top Ten hits are represented, but to be definitive, this disc would have needed "I Got a Name" and "Working at the Car Wash Blues." ~ Al Campbell
Personnel: Jim Croce (vocals, guitar).
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