With a personalized spin on classic roots rock and songwriting that's smart, fun, and often more complex than it first lets on, Sheryl Crow has become one of the more lasting and influential presences in mainstream rock music. Both her 1993 debut Tuesday Night Music Club and self-titled 1996 follow-up were not just massive commercial successes but included signature hits like "If It Makes You Happy" and "Every Day Is a Winding Road," which established Crow as a dependable star with a knack for creating consistently high-quality material with an organic flair. Crow's platinum success carried into the 2000s and she continued to evolve musically, embracing vintage soul and R&B on 2010's 100 Miles from Memphis and country music on 2013's Feels Like Home. Throughout her career, Crow has collaborated with a wide array of high-profile musicians ranging from Eric Clapton and Keith Richards to Johnny Cash and Loretta Lynn. Her 2019 album Threads, which she billed as her last, assembled an intriguing cast of stars like Willie Nelson, Chuck D, and Stevie Nicks to join her for a set of duets. By this time Crow was a songwriting superpower in her own right, her influence clearly apparent in following generations of artists. She was the subject of the 2022 documentary film, Sheryl, which was accompanied by a career-spanning album, Sheryl: Music from the Feature Documentary.
Contents:
1992 - The Unreleased First Album
1993 - Tuesday Night Music Club
1996 - Sheryl Crow
1998 - The Globe Sessions
1999 - Sheryl Crow & Friends Live From Central Park
