Sheryl Crow

Grammy-winning American singer-songwriter born in 1962 in Kennett, Missouri, who rose to prominence with her 1993 debut and is known for blending rock, pop and country.

Born 1962 in Kennett, Missouri. Worked as a backup singer (including on Michael Jackson's Bad Tour as noted in reviews). Broke through with the 1993 album Tuesday Night Music Club and the hit single "All I Wanna Do"; is a Grammy Award winner. Reviews reference collaborations (for example the duet "Picture" with Kid Rock and work with The Corrs), a live concert recording from Central Park featuring guest artists, a public battle with breast cancer before releasing Detours, and a dedication to her adopted son ("Lullaby For Wyatt").

Collection of DeBaser reviews highlighting Sheryl Crow's versatility across rock, pop and country. Critics praise her voice, songwriting and live performances. Recommended starting points include her 1993 debut and several career-defining albums.

For:Fans of singer-songwriters, adult contemporary, rock and country listeners