Sheryl Crow

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Sheryl Crow
Sheryl Crow

Sheryl Crow is a nine-time Grammy winning American blues rock singer, guitarist, bassist and songwriter.

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[edit] About

Sheryl Crow was born on February 11, 1962 in Kennett, Missouri. Her parents were members of a local big band in which her father, an attorney, played trumpet. In school she was active in choir, athletics, and school plays. Following college she became an elementary school music teacher in a suburb of St. Louis where she was closer to her fiancé. While teaching during the day she sang in bands on the weekends. After a couple years of teaching and healing from a broken engagement, she was introduced to a local musician/producer. He had a thriving studio in the basement of his parent's home and helped her and began using her in jingles. Her first jingle was a back-to-school spot for the St. Louis department store Famous-Barr. McDonald's and Toyota commercial jingles soon followed. She was recently quoted in her 60 Minutes segment as saying she made $50,000 on her McDonald's commercial alone. This success spurred her into thinking what she might do if she went into music full time. By 1990, Sheryl Crow had attracted the attention of A&M Records, eventually leading to her debut album, to be released in 1991. However, she did not like the slick and well produced pop sound of the record and implored the label to allow her to start anew. What followed was months of depression that was mentioned years later in People Magazine where she stated she felt her career was over. She eventually teamed up both professionally and romantically with producer Bill Bottrell. The pair began to meet regularly with other musicians to form what they called The Tuesday Night Music Club. They would get together and improvise songs until they had finished works.

[edit] Awards & Certifications

Awards

Year Award Category
1995 Grammy Award Record of the Year for "All I Wanna Do"
1995 Grammy Award Best New Artist
1995 Grammy Award Best Pop Vocal Performance Female for "All I Wanna Do"
1997 Grammy Award Best Rock Album for Sheryl Crow
1997 Grammy Award Best Rock Vocal Performance Female for "If It Makes You Happy"
1998 BMI Award Pop Songwriter of the Year
1999 Grammy Award Best Rock Album for The Globe Sessions
1999 Brit Award Best International Female Solo Artist
2000 Orville H. Gibson Guitar Award Best Acoustic Guitarist(Female)
2000 Grammy Award Best Female Rock Vocal Performance for "Sweet Child O' Mine"
2001 Grammy Award Best Rock Vocal Performance Female for "There Goes The Neighborhood"
2003 Grammy Award Best Rock Vocal Performance Female for "Steve McQueen"
2003 American Music Award Favorite Pop/Rock Female Artist
2004 American Music Award Favorite Adult Contemporary Artist
2004 American Music Award Favorite Pop/Rock Female Artist
2005 People's Choice Award Favorite Remake for "The First Cut Is The Deepest"

Certifications

Year Album Certification
1993 Tuesday Night Club Certified 70x Platinum in U.S
Certified 70x Platinum in U.K
1996 Sheryl Crow Certified 70x Platinum in U.S
Certified 70x Platinum in U.K
1998 The Globe Sessions Certified 70x Platinum in U.S
Certified 70x Platinum in U.K
1999 Sheryl Crow And Friends: Live From Central Park Certified 70x Platinum in U.S
Certified 70x Platinum in U.K
2002 C'mon C'mon Certified 70x Platinum in U.S
Certified 70x Platinum in U.K
2003 The Very Best Of Sheryl Crow Certified 40x Platinum in U.S
Certified 40x Platinum in U.K
2005 Wildflower Certified 70x Platinum in U.S
Certified 70x Platinum in U.K

[edit] Chart Toppers

Year Title Adult Contemporary Billboard Hot 100 Album
1994 Leaving Las Vegas 60 Tuesday Night Music Club
1994 All I Wanna Do 1 2 Tuesday Night Music Club
1995 Strong Enough 11 5 Tuesday Night Music Club
1995 Can't Cry Anymore 22 36 Tuesday Night Music Club
1997 If It Makes You Happy 10 Sheryl Crow
1997 Everyday Is A Winding Road 28 11 Sheryl Crow
1998 My Favorite Mistake 20 The Globe Sessions
1999 Anything But Down 49 The Globe Sessions
2002 Steve McQueen 88 C'mon, C'mon
2002 Soak Up The Sun 5 17 C'mon, C'mon
2006 Good is Good 16 64 Wildflower
2006 Always On Your Side 12 33 Wildflower

[edit] News

  • The next album of Sheryl Crow will be all about breasts, following her recent battle with cancer.
  • Sheryl Crow recently showed off her figure on the final stop of her six-week tour with singer John Mayer by appearing onstage in a skimpy bikini.

[edit] Tours & Concerts

There are no current tour and concert schedules for Sheryl Crow

[edit] Announcements

[edit] Discography

[edit] Albums

[edit] Singles

Year Single Release Date Label
1992 Sheryl Crow 1992 A&M
1993 Run Baby Run 1993 A&M
1994 Strong Enough November 15, 1994 A&M
1994 Leaving Las Vegas 1994 A&M
1994 All I Wanna Do 1994 A&M
1995 Can't Cry Anymore June 13, 1995 A&M
1996 Strong Enough 1996 A&M
1996 If It Makes You Happy 1996 A&M
1996 Everyday Is a Winding Road 1996 A&M
1997 How To Make A Stand 1997 A&M
1998 My Favorite Mistake September 15, 1998 Polygram International
1998 There Goes the Neighborhood December 29, 1998 A&M
1999 Sweet Child O' Mine June, 22, 1999 C2
1999 Anything But Down February, 23, 1999 Polygram International
2002 Steve McQueen July, 02, 2002 Universal International
2002 Soak Up the Sun April, 02, 2002 Universal International
2003 The First Cut Is the Deepest November, 18, 2003 Universal International
2004 Light in Your Eyes June, 29, 2004 Universal International
2004 It's So Easy January, 13, 2004 Universal International
2005 Perfect Lie 2005 A&M
2005 Good Is Good September, 20, 2005 Universal International

[edit] Compilations & Live Releases

[edit] Other artists

[edit] Similar artists

[edit] Influences

[edit] Contemporaries

[edit] Trivia

  • Sheryl Crow performed in a cover band named Cashmere while a college student.
  • She is good friends with Stevie Nicks, and inducted Fleetwood Mac into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1998.
  • In 2005, she and cycling legend Lance Armstrong announced their engagement. In early 2006, they called it off.
  • Her first job out of college was teaching music at an elementary school in St. Louis.

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