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Sheryl Crow
Released 1996

Everyday Is A Winding Road
04:17
71,897 plays

A Change Would Do You Good
03:49
55,455 plays

Home
04:50
30,605 plays

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- 1
- Maybe Angels
- 04:54
- 28,484 plays

- 2
- A Change Would Do You Good
- 03:49
- 55,455 plays

- 3
- Home
- 04:50
- 30,605 plays

- 4
- Sweet Rosalyn
- 03:59
- 23,105 plays

- 5
- If It Makes You Happy
- 05:23
- 147,687 plays

- 6
- Redemption Day
- 04:26
- 23,866 plays

- 7
- Hard To Make A Stand
- 03:07
- 22,929 plays

- 8
- Everyday Is A Winding Road
- 04:17
- 71,897 plays

- 9
- Love Is A Good Thing
- 04:42
- 21,539 plays

- 10
- Oh Marie
- 03:31
- 19,602 plays

- 11
- Superstar
- 04:57
- 19,383 plays

- 12
- The Book
- 04:44
- 18,364 plays

- 13
- Ordinary Morning
- 03:58
- 17,732 plays

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album review

Hiring noted roots experimentalists Tchad Blake and Mitchell Froom as engineer and consultant, respectively, Sheryl Crow took a cue from their Latin Playboys project for her second album -- she kept her roots rock foundation and added all sorts of noises, weird instruments, percussion loops, and off-balance production to give Sheryl Crow a distinctly modern flavor. And, even with the Stonesy grind of "Sweet Rosalyn" or hippie spirits of "Love Is a Good Thing," it is an album that couldn't have been made any other time than the '90s. As strange as it may sound, Sheryl Crow is a postmodern masterpiece of sorts -- albeit a mainstream, post-alternative, postmodern masterpiece. It may not be as hip or innovative as, say, the Beastie Boys' Paul's Boutique, but it is as self-referential, pop culture obsessed, and musically eclectic. Throughout the record, Crow spins out wild, nearly incomprehensible stream-of-consciousness lyrics, dropping celebrity names and products every chance she gets ("drinking Falstaff beer/Mercedes Ruehl and a rented Leer"). Often, these litanies don't necessarily add up to anything specific, but they're a perfect match for the mess of rock, blues, alt-rock, country, folk, and lite hip-hop loops that dominate the record. At her core, she remains a traditionalist -- the songcraft behind the infectious "Change Would Do You Good," the bubbly "Everyday Is a Winding Road," and the weary "If It Makes You Happy" helped get the singles on the radio -- but the production and lyrics are often at odds with those instincts, creating for a fascinating and compelling (and occasionally humorous) listen and one of the most individual albums of its era. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide