Showing posts with label Sheryl Crow. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sheryl Crow. Show all posts

Saturday, September 6, 2008

Sheryl Crow - Detours (2008)



Artist: Sheryl Crow
Album: Detours
Year: 2008
Quality/Rate: 192 Kbps Mp3
Genre: Rock
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Song title

"God Bless This Mess"
"Shine Over Babylon"
"Love Is Free"
"Peace Be Upon Us"
"Gasoline"
"Out Of Our Heads"
"Detours"
"Now That You're Gone"
"Drunk With The Thought Of You"
"Diamond Ring"
"Make It Go Away"
"Love Is All There Is"
"Lullaby For Wyat


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The Very Best Of Sheryl Crow 2003



Studio album by Sheryl Crow
Released September 27, 2005
Recorded 2005
Genre Rock, Modern Rock, Pop
Length 46:42
Label A&M Records

1. I Know Why
2. Perfect Lie
3. Good Is good
4. Chances Are
5. Wildflower
6. Lifetimes
7. Letter To God
8. Live It Up
9. I Don’t Wanna Know
10. Always On Your Side
11. Where Has All The Love Gone


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Sheryl Crow - C'mon C'mon

Album Tracks Listing
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01 Steve McQueen.mp3
02 Soak Up The Sun.mp3
04 Safe And Sound.mp3
05 C'mon C'mon.mp3
06 It's So Easy.mp3
07 Over You.mp3
08 Lucky Kid.mp3
09 Diamond Road.mp3
10 It's Only Love.mp3
11 Abilene.mp3
12 Hole In My Pocket.mp3

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SHERYL CROW AND FRIENDS - LIVE FROM CENTRAL PARK



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Artistas invitados:

04 - Dixie Chicks - Strong Enough
07 - Stevie Nicks - Gold Dust Woman
08 - Chrissie Hynde - If It Makes You Happy
10 - Keith Richards - Happy
11 - Sara McLachlan - The Difficult Kind
12 - Eric Clapton - White Room
14 - All together - Tombstone Blues


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[1999] The Globe Sessions - Sheryl Crow [Mp3 Download]

Editorial Reviews@Amazon.com

For some fairly shallow performers, there comes a time when their craft becomes a chore, when scribbling songs for the big follow-up album turns into a black-and-white deadline. Clever composers can almost disguise this ennui, burying it in a smarmy, sunshine-beaming mix. Key word: almost. Ergo, a trial spin through clever composer Sheryl Crow's The Globe Sessions evokes the faintest hint of a feeling that grows stronger with each successive listening--there's no sense that the artist intended this material as anything more than tepid album filler. A conversation with your local supermarket checkout girl would prove far more riveting than Crow's pretentious and all-too-casual observations (set to the tune, it must be noted, of some likable, jangly hooks). "Get out the camera, take a picture / The drag queens and the freaks are all out on the town," she purrs over chucka-chucka choogling on "There Goes the Neighborhood," which is probably what any self-respecting drag queen or freak would mutter once Crow moved in, scrounging for her now-patented vicarious cool. The closest The Globe Sessions comes to any palpable sincerity is during an actually-might've-lived-it, whoops-I'm-in-trouble-again "Mississippi." Even then, Crow drowns the moment in perfectly enunciated syllables, more prissy than alleycat-prowling. Crow started out with a credible Tuesday Night Music Club pedigree, surrounded by visionaries such as David Baerwald (For this disc, she relies heavily on ex-Wire Train mainstay Jeff Trott). But they're gone, and things change, to the point where, if you support this silly sycophant with your hard-earned dollars, there's only one question that you'll need to be asked: Do you want paper or plastic? --Tom Lanha


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02. There Goes The Neighborhood
03. Riverwide
04. It Don't Hurt
05. Maybe That's Something
06. Am I Getting Through
07. Anything But Down
08. The Difficult Kind
09. Mississippi
10. Members Only
11. Crash And Burn
12. Sweet Child O' Mine Alt

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Friday, September 5, 2008

Sheryl Crow - Tuesday Night Music Club


Sheryl Crow - Tuesday Night Music Club

Genre : Rock
Year : 1993

Tracks

01. Run, Baby, Run
02. Leaving Las Vegas
03. Strong Enough
04. Can't Cry Anymore
05. Solidify
06. The Na-Na Song
07. No One Said It Would Be Easy
08. What I Can Do for You
09. All I Wanna Do
10. We Do What We Can
11. I Shall Believe



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Monday, August 25, 2008

Sheryl Crow - Detours (2008)


Sheryl Crow "Detours"
MP3 | CBR 320 Kbps 48000 Joint Stereo | 58:38 | 139.39Mb
2008 | Genre: Rock | Pop | Folk | Songwriter

Though her track record as an album artist isn't as unblemished as some, including the Recording Academy, would have us believe (though not bad, The Globe Sessions was a disappointment following its self-titled predecessor, and C'mon C'mon was MOR pap at its most painful), Sheryl Crow remains a consistently impressive singles artist. From her charmingly belligerent debut, "Leaving Las Vegas," to 2005's lush, quietly contemplative "Good Is Good," Crow hasn't released a lead single I haven't loved. That streak, it seems, would be broken by the singer-songwriter's hippy anthem "Love Is Free," which chugs along like a well-oiled parade float but is a little too cute-n'-bouncy for its source material (the failed federal response to Hurricane Katrina), if not for a technicality: The single was preceded by the airplay-only "Shine Over Babylon," a more sobering take on current events that is sonically closer to "If It Makes You Happy" than "Soak Up the Sun."

What both songs have in common, however, is a roots-rock foundation and musical palette that harks back to Crow's Tuesday Night Music Club, an obviously decided move given that Detours reunites Crow with producer Bill Bottrell for the first time since her debut. The reunion was well worth the 15-year wait, as many of the songs on Detours rank among Crow's best. Bottrell's playful guitar melody dances beneath and between Crow's lead vocal on the sweet "Drunk with the Thought of You," while the tight, multi-part harmonies of the title track hint at the country record Crow has threatened to make. There's a grittiness to the music and a scratchy, lived-in quality to Crow's vocals that's been missing from her last couple of albums, and the rough edges are becoming.

References to the current political climate inform the first half of Detours, with barbed jabs at the Bush administration both obvious ("The president spoke words of comfort with teardrops in his eyes/Then he led us as a nation into a war based on lies," Crow snaps on the opening song, "God Bless This Mess") and slightly more veiled ("Freedoms etched on sacred pillars…Can lead to madman oil drillers," she sings on "Babylon"). Crow imagines a not-so-distant future where dissent is commonplace and gasoline is free ("Gasoline") and she makes it known how she feels about our nation's privileged slackers ("Motivation"). But "Out of Our Heads" is the record's keynote address, a thumping rally cry with a fervent vocal, a singsong choir chorus, and a message of hope that's genuine and affecting; the anthemic song would be a good fit for the Obama campaign.

On their own, the political songs would render Detours Important, but Crow has managed the nearly impossible: recording an album that's as intensely personal as it is fiercely political. If love resulted in Wildflower, her most extraordinarily beautiful—and extraordinarily slept-on—album, then credit the dissolution of that love for what could be Crow's most heartbreakingly personal work to date. Her break-up with Lance Armstrong shades much of the album's second, even stronger half, most overtly on "Diamond Ring," which gives listeners a startlingly frank glimpse into the couple's unraveling: "I blew up our love nest/By making one little request." Then, at song's end, she admits plainly: "Diamond ring fucks up everything." "Make It Go Away (Radiation Song)" paints a portrait of a woman taking stock of her life while laying on a table and awaiting radiation treatment, with the specter of Madam Butterfly—a character who unknowingly, tragically entered into an impermanent union—overseeing the procedure. "Was love the illness, and disease the cure?" Crow asks. That her connection to Armstrong deepened and expanded upon learning she had breast cancer shortly after they split only deepened and expanded the scope, honesty, and profundity of her work.

Track List:

01 God Bless This Mess
02 Shine Over Babylon
03 Love Is Free
04 Peace Be Upon Us
05 Gasoline
06 Out Of Our Heads
07 Detours
08 Now That You're Gone
09 Drunk With The Thought Of You
10 Diamond Ring
11 Motivation
12 Make It Go Away (Radiation Song)
13 Love Is All There Is
14 Lullaby For Wyatt
15 Rise Up (Bonus)
16 Beautiful Dream (Bonus)
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