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Jim Croce piano songs
14 songs by Jim Croce, each opened like a recipe: the chords, what each hand plays and how it ends. Mostly played as bossa nova piano, pop piano and ballad piano.
Every Jim Croce song
- Bad, Bad Leroy BrownG major · 4/4 · I–IV–I–IV
- Time In A BottleD minor · 3/4 · V7–i–V7–i
- (Next Time), This TimeC major · 4/4 · I–v–VI7–ii
- A Long Time AgoG major · 4/4 · vi–V–IV–I
- Alabama RainG major · 4/4 · I–iii–ii–V7
- Box Number 10C major · 4/4 · bvio–vi–IV–I
- Dreamin' AgainD major · 4/4 · ii–V7–I–vi
- I Got A NameE major · 2/2 · vi–II7–V–iii
- I’ll Have To Say I Love You In A SongA major · 4/4 · V7–I–iii–ii
- Lover’s CrossC major · 4/4 · ii–V7–I–vi
- OperatorG major · 4/4 · IV–iii–ii–I
- Photographs And MemoriesG major · 4/4 · I–IV–I–IV
- Walkin’ Back To GeorgiaE major · 4/4 · ii–bVII–IV–I
- Workin’ At The Car Wash BluesG major · 4/4 · I–III7–vi–I7
How Jim Croce is played
Questions about Jim Croce on piano
What are the easiest Jim Croce songs to play on piano?
Start with (Next Time), This Time, A Long Time Ago and Alabama Rain: their left hands are easy patterns, and the chords repeat.
What keys are Jim Croce songs in?
Most often G major, C major and E major.
Which chord progressions do Jim Croce songs use?
I–IV–I–IV, ii–V7–I–vi and V7–i–V7–i come up most: learn them and many of these songs are within reach.