Rock On The Net: Sheryl Crow (original) (raw)

Sheryl Suzanne Crow was born February 11, 1963 in Missouri, near Memphis, Tennessee. Blending elements of rock, blues, and folk music, Sheryl seemed to burst on the pop charts in 1994, when in actuality she had spent many years "behind the scenes" until her big break. With her throaty vocals and sexy southern charm, Sheryl has won over many fans with her words and voice. Sheryl learned to play the piano by age 6 and wrote her first song at age 13. After attending the University of Missouri where she majored in music composition, performance and teaching, Sheryl worked as a grade school music teacher for kids with special needs and a part-time bar singer. On her teaching work, Sheryl stated: "It’s amazing to see music work on little human beings who are otherwise unreachable. They feel the vibration of a guitar and they come alive."

At the age of 23, Sheryl moved to Los Angeles and began a career as a backup singer for such talents as Don Henley, Eric Clapton, George Harrison, and Rod Stewart, and was even a backup singer for Michael Jackson's "Bad" tour for 18 months. The years for Sheryl were successful but also depressing for her. While continuing her work as a backup singer, Sheryl continued to write songs, some of which were recorded by other artists such as Celine Dion, Eric Clapton, Lisa Lisa & Cult Jam,andWynonna, and did some session work for Stevie Wonder and Sin�ad O'Connor.
After a 2 year depression, Sheryl was signed with A&M Records, but her first attempt at recording was not released. She then began to take more control over her music and the musicians she wanted to work with, including producer, Bill Botrell. The result was her first successful LP.

August 6: Sheryl released her debut LP, Tuesday Night Music Club. The LP displayed Sheryl's gift of catchy lyrics and non-aggressive rock sound.

# 18Singles Artist of the Year

Tuesday Night Music Clubtook awhile to before it became a major hit in '94. The first single, "Leaving Las Vegas" began to get her noticed, but it was the #1 hit "All I Wanna Do" that made the LP fly off the shelves and allow Sheryl to become "an overnight sensation." Sheryl also hit the Top 10 with "Strong Enough" and "Can't Cry Anymore."

Sheryl hit the Top 40 with "Leaving Las Vegas."

Sheryl hit the Top 40 with "All I Wanna Do."
Sheryl performed at Woodstock '94.

Sheryl hit the Top 10 with "All I Wanna Do."
Tuesday Night Music Club was certified platinum.
The video for "Leaving Las Vegas" was nominated for a MTV Video Music Awardfor Best Female Video.

Sheryl hit #1 for 4 weeks with "All I Wanna Do."
Sheryl topped the Billboard Adult Contemporary Singles chart for 8 weeks with "All I Wanna Do."

Tuesday Night Music Club was certified 2x platinum.
The single "All I Wanna Do" was certified gold.

# 8 Singles Artist of the Year

Sheryl hit the Top 40 with "Strong Enough."
Sheryl appeared on the Boys On The Side soundtrack with "Keep On Grooving."

Sheryl hit the Top 10 with "Strong Enough."

Sheryl won 3 Grammy Awardsfor Record of the Year and Best Female Pop Vocal Performance ("All I Wanna Do") and Best New Artist, and was nominated for Song of the Year (songwriter) ("All I Wanna Do") and Best Rock Vocal Performance - Female ("I'm Gonna Be A Wheel Someday").
Tuesday Night Music Club was certified 4x platinum.
Sheryl hit the Top 40 with a song from the Encomium: A Tribute to Led Zeppelincompilation, "D'yer Maker."

Tuesday Night Music Club was certified 5x platinum.

Sheryl hit the Top 40 with "Can't Cry Anymore."

Sheryl hit the Top 10 with "Can't Cry Anymore."

Sheryl topped the Billboard Year-End Chart-Toppers as the Top Pop Artist - Female (singles & albums).

Along the way to success, Sheryl encountered some hardship as well. Sheryl told Rolling Stone: "It's unfortunate in some ways that the record did so well, because I lost friends over it." One of the "Tuesday Night Music Club's" members, David Baerwald was a friend of John O'Brien, author of Leaving Las Vegas. Sheryl's song of the same name was thought to be more of a product of Baerwald and O'Brien's words than Sheryl's life. Soon after Sheryl sang the song on Late Show With David Letterman and acknowledged to the host that the song was autobiographical, O'Brien committed suicide and a friendship was lost between Sheryl and Baerwald. O'Brien's parents denied their son's suicide was related to Sheryl's actions. When it came time to work on her next LP, Sheryl had a falling out with Bill Botrell, who had worked on her debut LP and was committed to working on Sheryl's follow-up. Sheryl then decided to do her own producing.

# 54 Singles Artist of the Year

Tuesday Night Music Club was certified 6x platinum.

Sheryl's follow-up LP, Sheryl Crow, was released and although it did not sell as many millions as her debut LP, Sheryl proved she was able to conquer the sophomore slump. The LP gave Sheryl more Top 10 hits and more success with her videos and on radio with the hits "If It Makes You Happy," "Everyday Is A Winding Road," "A Change Would Do You Good," and "Home."
Ironically, even though Sheryl's sound is considered refreshing at a time of gangsta rap and sexual overtones, Sheryl's latest LP was banned by the Wal-Mart stores due to a reference ("Watch our children as they kill each other with a gun they bought at the Wal-Mart discount stores") on the track, "Love Is A Good Thing" about buying a gun at the chain store.
Sheryl Hit The Top 40 with "If It Makes You Happy."

Sheryl Hit The Top 10 with "If It Makes You Happy."
Sheryl Crow topped the UK LP chart for a week.

Sheryl appeared on the cover of Rolling Stone.

Sheryl Crow was certified platinum.

Sheryl's music can also be heard on the following compilations: Women For Women 2, If I Were A Carpenter,and the Kaliforniasoundtrack.

# 5 Singles Artist of the Year

Sheryl hit the Top 40 with "Everyday Is A Winding Road."

Sheryl won 2 more Grammy Awardsfor Best Rock Vocal Performance - Female ("If It Makes You Happy") and Best Rock Album (Sheryl Crow).
Tuesday Night Music Club was certified 7x platinum.
Sheryl hit the Top 10 with "Everyday Is A Winding Road."

Sheryl hit the Top 40 with "A Change Would Do You Good."

Sheryl toured with the successful Lilith Fair as well as touring solo in support of her LP (sponsored by Tommy Hilfiger).
Sheryl Crow was certified 2x platinum.
Sheryl hit the Top 10 with "A Change Would Do You Good."

Sheryl Crow was certified 3x platinum.

Sheryl also opened for the Rolling Stones at 5 of their shows.
Sheryl hit the Top 40 with "Home."

Sheryl Crowthe next Bond Girl? Not exactly, but she was asked to write and perform the title song for the next James Bond flick, Tomorrow Never Dies.

# 40 Singles Artist of the Year

Sheryl hit the Top 40 and was nominated for a Golden Globe Award with "Tomorrow Never Dies".

Sheryl was nominated for a Grammy Awardfor Record of the Year ("Everyday Is A Winding Road").

Sheryl removed herself from appearing in this summer's Lilith Fair because of exhaustion, and Liz Phair signed up to replace 4 of Sheryl's 12 appearances. Sheryl stated: "I have been working non-stop for 2 years. I need some time at home to regroup."

Sheryl's next LP, The Globe Sessions, was released with the first single "My Favorite Mistake." Sheryl said of the LP, "...the lyrics are written more in the first person. Much of my writing on the first 2 records was narrative. This record isn't really that. It doesn't draw upon an alter ego or a character to tell a story. It's mostly my own feelings about what's happened over the past few years, the changes in my life and the changes in me personally."
Sheryl hit the Top 40 with "My Favorite Mistake."

Sheryl talked with Reuters about her new LP, The Globe Sessions, getting older, and her feelings about touring: "I've been on the road for so long, and I had really enjoyed all that but found when I got home I'd let a lot of things and relationships go... there was definitely a lack of balance and I'm trying to find balance right now... the songs (on The Globe Sessions) come from a place of real self-examination and reassessment... they're certainly more personal than any I've done before, kind of like standing on a stage naked... this record reflects the fact that I'm getting older and as you get older you redefine yourself and your priorities change..."
Sheryl hit the Top 10 with "My Favorite Mistake."

The Globe Sessions was certified platinum.

Sheryl could be found on the Faculty soundtrack with "Resuscitation."

Sheryl won a BMI Award for Pop Songwriter of the Year (shared with co-writer, Jeffrey Trott).

# 40 Singles Artist of the Year

Sheryl won another Grammy Awardfor Best Rock Album (The Globe Sessions) and was nominated for Album of the Year (The Globe Sessions), Best Pop Vocal Performance - Female ("My Favorite Mistake"), Best Rock Vocal Performance - Female ("There Goes The Neighborhood"), Best Song Written Specifically for a Motion Picture ("Tomorrow Never Dies"), and Producer of the Year.
Sheryl also won a Brit Award for Best International Female Solo Artist and was nominated for an Orville H. Gibson Guitar Award for Best Rock Guitarist (Female).
Sheryl hit the Top 40 with "Anything But Down."

Sheryl hit the Top 10 with "Anything But Down."

Sheryl ranked # 44 on VH1: 100 Greatest Women of Rock & Roll.
Sheryl performed at Woodstock '99 in Rome, New York.
Sheryl also performed at some of the Lilith Fair dates.

Sheryl was joined on-stage at the Lilith Fair by Prince for her song "Everyday Is A Winding Road."

Sheryl hit the Top 40 with her cover of Guns N' Roses' "Sweet Child O' Mine" from the Big Daddy soundtrack (released in June).
Sheryl was live in Central Park for a performance aired on FOX along with Sarah McLachlan and Eric Clapton.
Sheryl could be heard on the Indigo Girls' LP Come On Now Social on the tracks "Gone Again" and "Cold Beer And Remote Control."

Sheryl took part in Net.Aid.

Sheryl released the live LP, Sheryl Crow And Friends Live From Central Park.

Sheryl won a Grammy Awardfor Best Female Rock Vocal Performance ("Sweet Child O' Mine").
Sheryl won a Gibson Guitar Award for Best Acoustic Guitarist (Female).

Sheryl won a Grammy Award for Best Rock Vocal Performance - Female ("There Goes The Neighborhood") (her 3rd in that category) and was also nominated for Best Pop Collaboration with Vocals ("The Difficult Kind" with Sarah McLachlan) and Best Country Collaboration with Vocals ("Strong Enough" with the Dixie Chicks). Sheryl also performed a duet with Shelby Lynne at the ceremony.

Sheryl could be heard on the soundtrack for Bridget Jones' Diary with "Kiss That Girl."

Sheryl performed "Safe And Sound" for a landmark fundraiser (America: A Tribute To Heroes) aired by all the major networks to raise money for families of the victims of recent terrorist attacks. The song will appear on Sheryl's next LP and in the film K-Pax.

Sheryl performed at a breast cancer fundraiser - 'Women Rock! Girls & Guitars.'

# 20 Singles Artist of the Year

Sheryl could be heard on the soundtrack for I Am Sam with her cover of "Mother Nature's Son."

Sheryl was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Country Vocal Performance - Female ("Long Gone Lonesome Blues").

Sheryl hit the Top 40 with "Soak Up The Sun."

Sheryl released her next LP (C'Mon C'Mon): "There are more piano-based songs on this record. I've never really written songs on the piano because I wanted to rock a little harder, and this album has more piano songs on it." Guests on the LP include Stevie Nicks, Lenny Kravitz, Don Henley, and Natalie Maines of the Dixie Chicks.
C'Mon C'Mon topped the Billboard Top Internet Albums chart and debuted on the Billboard 200 Albums chart at # 2 - selling over 155,000 copies in its first week of release.

Sheryl hit the Top 10 with "Soak Up The Sun."
C'Mon C'Mon was certified platinum.

Sheryl topped the Billboard Adult Top 40 chart for 9 weeks with "Soak Up The Sun" and the 'Victor Calderone & Mac Qualyle Mixes' of the track topped the Billboard Hot Dance Club Play chart for a week.

Sheryl gave a mini-concert to the housemates on Big Brother 3.
Sheryl hit the Top 40 with "Steve McQueen."
Sheryl performed "Safe And Sound" at the MTV Video Music Awards as part of a 9/11 tribute
Sheryl could be heard on the tribute compilation - Kindred Spirits: A Tribute To Johnny Cash - with "Flesh And Blood" (with Mary Chapin Carpenter and Emmylou Harris).

Sheryl could be heard on the soundtrack of Sweet Home Alabamawith "Long Gone Lonesome Blues."

Sheryl ranked # 41 on VH1: 100 Sexiest Artists.

Rolling Stone: 50 Essential 'Woman In Rock' Albums includes Sheryl Crowat # 44.
Sheryl opened for the Rolling Stones for a few concert dates.
Sheryl hit the Top 40 helping out Kid Rock with "Picture" from his LP, Cocky.

# 42 Singles Artist of the Year

Sheryl won an American Music Award for Favorite Pop/Rock Female Artist.
Sheryl hit the Top 10 with Kid Rockwith "Picture."

Sheryl won a Grammy Award for Best Rock Vocal Performance - Female ("Steve McQueen") and was nominated for Best Pop Vocal Performance - Female ("Soak Up The Sun"), Best Pop Collaboration with Vocals ("It's So Easy" with Don Henley), Best Country Collaboration with Vocals ("Flesh And Blood" withMary Chapin Carpenter and Emmylou Harris from the compilation - Kindred Spirits: A Tribute To Johnny Cash), and Best Rock Album (C'Mon C'Mon). Sheryl also performed at the ceremony.

Sheryl hit #1 for a week with Kid Rockwith "Picture."

VH1: 100 Best Songs of the Past 25 Years includes "All I Wanna Do" at # 56.

Sheryl released The Very Best Of Sheryl Crow and the set includes 2 new songs: "The First Cut Is The Deepest" and "The Light In Your Eyes."
Sheryl hit the Top 40 with her cover of "The First Cut Is The Deepest."
Sheryl performed at the American Music Awards.

The Very Best Of Sheryl Crow was certified platinum.

# 48 Singles Artist of the Year

Sheryl hit the Top 10 with her cover of "The First Cut Is The Deepest."

The Very Best Of Sheryl Crow was certified 2x platinum.

Sheryl topped the Billboard Adult Top 40 chart with "The First Cut Is The Deepest."

Sheryl topped the Billboard Adult Contemporary for 2 weeks with "The First Cut Is The Deepest."

Sheryl could be heard on the soundtrack (and seen in the film) for De-Lovely with "Begin The Beguine."

Sheryl could be heard on The Unbroken Circle: The Musical Heritage Of The Carter Family compilation with "No Depression In Heaven" which hit the Billboard Hot Country Singles & Tracks chart.

Sheryl began touring as part of the 'Vote For Change' tour. The tour featuring several major acts will be performing in key "battleground" states with the goal of getting citizens out to vote, and vote to change the current administration.
The single "The First Cut Is The Deepest" was certified gold.

Sheryl won 2 American Music Awards for Favorite Pop/Rock Female Artist and Favorite Adult Contemporary Artist.

# 25 on the Top Pop Artists of the Past 25 Years chart.

# 116 Singles Artist of the Year

Sheryl won a People's Choice Award for Favorite Remake ("The First Cut Is The Deepest").
Sheryl performed as part of the benefit show Tsunami Aid: A Concert Of Hope on NBC.

Sheryl was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Pop Vocal Performance - Female ("The First Cut Is The Deepest").

The single "Soak Up The Sun" was certified gold.

Sheryl performed on Shelter From The Storm: A Concert For The Gulf Coast - a benefit program shown on all the major networks simultaneously to raise money for those affected by Hurricane Katrina.
Sheryl could be heard on B.B. King's LP 80 with the track "Need Your Love So Bad."
Sheryl performed on ReAct Now: Music & Relief - a benefit program shown on music video channels to raise money for those affected by Hurricane Katrina.
Sheryl released Wildflower.

Sheryl hit the Top 40 with "Good Is Good."
Sheryl topped the Canadian LP chart with Wildflower.
Sheryl performed on Saturday Night Live.

Wildflower was certified platinum.

Sheryl was nominated for 3 Grammy Awards including Best Pop Vocal Performance - Female ("Good Is Good"), Best Pop Vocal Album (Wildflower), and Best Country Collaboration with Vocals ("Building Bridges" with Brooks & Dunn and Vince Gill from the Brooks & Dunn LP, Hillbilly Delux e).
Sheryl underwent breast cancer surgery and is expected to make a full recovery - but has to reschedule her tour.

Sheryl could be heard on the Cars soundtrack with "Real Gone."

Sheryl was nominated for a Golden Globe for Best Original Song for "Try Not To Remember" from the film_Home Of The Brave_.

Sheryl was nominated for 2 Grammy Awardsfor Best Pop Vocal Performance - Female ("You Can Close Your Eyes") and Best Pop Collaboration with Vocals ("Always On Your Side" with Sting).

It was reported that Sheryl had adopted a baby boy.
Sheryl won an Academy of Country Music Award for Best Vocal Collaboration withVince Gill for "Building Bridges."

Sheryl could be heard on the tribute LP Anchored In Love: A Tribute To June Carter Cash on the track "If I Were A Carpenter."

Sheryl released Hits And Rarities overseas.
VH1: 100 Greatest Songs of the 90's included "All I Wanna Do" at # 61.

Sheryl released her next LP Detours.

Entertainment Weekly: 100 Best Albums of the Last 25 Years included Sheryl Crow at # 39.

Sheryl hit the Top 40 as part ofArtists Stand Up For Cancer with the charity single "Just Stand Up!"

Sheryl was nominated for a Grammy Award for Best Pop Vocal Album (Detours).

Sheryl could be seen in several episodes of the ABC TV series Cougars.

Sheryl released 100 Miles From Memphis.

Sheryl topped the Billboard Rock Albums chart with 100 Miles From Memphis.

Sheryl could be heard on the Hannah Montana Forever soundtrack with "Need A Little Love."

Sheryl could be heard on the Kid Rock LP Born Free on the track "Collide."

Sheryl could be heard on the Tony Bennett LP Duets IIon the track "The Girl I Love."

Sheryl released Feels Like Home.

• July 1: Sheryl could be heard on the live compilation Crossroads Revisted - Selections From The Crossroads Festivals.

• April 21: Sheryl released Be Myself.

• August 30: Sheryl released Threads.

• August 13: Sheryl released Live From The Ryman And More.

• May 6: Sheryl: Music From The Feature Documentary was released.

• February 5: Sheryl was nominated for a Grammy Awardfor Best American Roots Song (awarded to the songwriter) ("Forever").
• November 3: Sheryl was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame.

• March 29: Sheryl released Evolution.

iTunes Amazon.mp3	Tuesday Night Music ClubReleased: August 6, 1993 US: 7x Platinum Billboard peak: # 3 Tracks: "Run, Baby, Run" - "Leaving Las Vegas" - "Strong Enough" - "Can't Cry Anymore" - "Solidify" - "The Na-Na Song" - "No One Said It Would Be Easy" - "What I Can Do For You" - "All I Wanna Do" - "We Do What We Can" - "I Shall Believe"
iTunes Amazon.mp3	Sheryl CrowReleased: September, 1996 US: 3x Platinum Billboard peak: # 6 Entertainment Weekly: A- Tracks: "Maybe Angels" - "A Change Would Do You Good" - "Home" - "Sweet Rosalyn" - "If It Makes You Happy" - "Redemption Day" - "Hard To Make A Stand" - "Everyday Is A Winding Road" - "Love Is A Good Thing" - "Oh Marie" - "Superstar" - "The Book" - "Ordinary Morning"
iTunes Amazon.mp3	The Globe SessionsReleased: September, 1998 US: Platinum Billboard peak: # 5 Rolling Stone review: Tracks: "My Favorite Mistake" - "There Goes The Neighborhood" - "Riverwide" - "It Don't Hurt" - "Maybe That's Something" - "Am I Getting Through (Part I & II)" - "Anything But Down" - "The Difficult Kind" - "Mississippi" - "Members Only" - "Crash And Burn" - "Sweet Child O' Mine"
	Sheryl Crow And Friends Live From Central ParkReleased: December, 1999 Billboard peak: # 107 Entertainment Weekly: B- Live Tracks: "Everyday Is A Winding Road" - "My Favorite Mistake" - "Leaving Las Vegas" - "Strong Enough" (with the Dixie Chicks) - "It Don't Hurt" - "A Change Would Do You Good" - "Gold Dust Woman" (with Stevie Nicks) - "If It Makes You Happy" (with Chrissie Hynde) - "All I Wanna Do" - "Happy" - "The Difficult Kind" (with Sarah McLachlan) - "White Room" (with Eric Clapton) - "There Goes The Neighborhood" - "Tombstone Blues"
	C'Mon C'MonReleased: April, 2002 US: Platinum Billboard peak: # 2 Rolling Stone review: - Entertainment Weekly: B+ Tracks: "Steve McQueen" - "Soak Up The Sun" - "You're An Original" - "Safe And Sound" - "C'mon, C'mon" - "It's So Easy" - "Over You" - "Lucky Kid" - "Diamond Road" - "It's Only Love" - "Abilene" - "Hole In My Pocket" - "Weather Channel"
	The Very Best Of Sheryl Crow Released: November, 2003 US: 3x Platinum Billboard peak: # 2 Tracks: "All I Wanna Do" - "Soak Up The Sun" - "My Favorite Mistake" - "The First Cut Is The Deepest" - "Everyday Is A Winding Road" - "Leaving Las Vegas" - "Strong Enough" - "Light In Your Eyes" - "If It Makes You Happy" - "The Difficult Kind" - "Picture" (with Kid Rock) - "Steve McQueen" - "A Change Would Do You Good" - "Home" - "There Goes The Neighborhood" - "I Shall Believe" - "The First Cut Is The Deepest" (Country Version)
	WildflowerReleased: September, 2005 US: Platinum Billboard peak: # 2 Rolling Stone: - Entertainment Weekly: C+ Tracks: "I Know Why" - "Perfect Lie" - "Good Is Good" - "Wildflower" - "Chances Are" - "Lifetimes" - "Letter To God" - "I Don't Wanna Know" - "Always On Your Side" - "Where Has All The Love Gone" - "Live It Up"
	DetoursReleased: February, 2008 Billboard peak: # 2 Rolling Stone: - Entertainment Weekly: A Tracks: "God Bless This Mess" - "Shine Over Babylon" - "Love Is Free" - "Peace Be Upon Us" - "Gasoline" - "Out Of Our Heads" - "Detour" - "Now That You're Gone" - "Drunk With The Thought Of You" - "Diamond Ring" - "Motivation" - "Make It Go Away (Radiation Song)" - "Love Is All There Is" - "Lullaby For Wyatt"
	100 Miles From MemphisReleased: July, 2010 Tracks: "Our Love Is Fading" - "Eye To Eye" - "Sign Your Name" - "Summer Day" - "Long Road Home" - "Say What You Want" - "Peaceful Feeling" - "Stop" - "Sideways" - "100 Miles From Memphis" - "Roses And Moonlight" - "I Want You Back"
Amazon.mp3	Feels Like HomeReleased: September 10, 2013 Tracks: "Shotgun" - "Easy" - "Give It To Me" - "We Oughta Be Drinkin'" - "Callin' Me When I'm Lonely" - "Waterproof Mascara" - "Crazy Ain't Original" - "Nobody's Business" - "Homesick" - "Homecoming Queen" - "Best Of Times" - "Stay At Home Mother"
iTunes Amazon.mp3	Be MyselfReleased: April 21, 2017 Tracks: "Alone In The Dark" - "Halfway There" - "Long Way Back" - "Be Myself" - "Roller Skate" - "Love Will Save THe Day" - "Strangers Again" - "Rest Of Me" - "Heartbeat Away" - "Grow Up" - "Woo Woo"
iTunes Amazon.mp3 vinyl	ThreadsReleased: August 30, 2019 Tracks: "Prove You Wrong" (featuring Stevie Nicks & Maren Morris) - "Live Wire" (featuring Bonnie Raitt & Mavis Staples) - "Tell Me When It's Over" (featuring Chris Stapleton) - "Story Of Everything" (featuring Chuck D, Andra Day & Gary Clark, Jr.) - "Beware Of Darkness" (featuring Eric Clapton, Sting & Brandi Carlile) - "Redemotion Day" (featuring Johnny Cash) - "Cross Creek" (featuring Lukas Nelson & Neil Young) - "Everything Is Broken" (featuring Jason Isbell) - "The Worst" (featuring Keith Richards) - "Lonely Alone" (featuring Willie Nelson) - "Border Lord" (featuring Kris Kristofferson) - "Still The Good Old Days" (featuring Joe Walsh) - "Wouldn't Want To Be Like You" (featuring St. Vincent) - "Don't" (featuring Lucius) - "Nobody's Perfect" (featuring Emmylou Harris) - "Flying Blind" (featuring James Taylor) - "For The Sake Of Love" (featuring Vince Gill)
iTunes Amazon.mp3 vinyl	Live From The Ryman And MoreReleased: August 13, 2021 Live Tracks: "Steve McQueen" - "A Change Would Do You Good" - "All I Wanna Do" - "My Favorite Mistake" - "Tell Me When It's Over" - "Everything Is Broken" (with Jason Isbell) - "Can't Cray Anymore" - "Prove You Wrong" (with Stevie Nicks, Maren Morris, Waddy Wachtel & Steve Jordan) - "Run, Baby, Run" - "Don't" - "Strong Enough" - "Leaving Las Vegas" - "It Don't Hurt" - "Still The Good Old Days" - "Cross Creek Road" - "Nobody's Perfect" (featuring Emmylou Harris) - "Home" - "Maybe Angels" - "Real Gone" - "Wouldn't Want To be Like You / Na Na Song" - "Beware Of Darkness" (with Brandi Carlile) - "The First Cut Is The Deepest" - "Best Of Times" - "If It Makes You Happy" - "Soak Up The Sun" - "Everyday Is A Winding Road" - "I Shall Believe"
iTunes Amazon.mp3	Sheryl: Music From The Feature DocumentaryReleased: May 6, 2022 Tracks: "If It Makes You Happy" - "Leaving Las Vegas" - "All I Wanna Do" - "What I Can Do For You" - "Run, Baby, Run" - "Hard To Make A Stand" - "Sweet Rosalhn" - "A Change Would Do You Good" - "Home" - "Love Is A Good Thing" - "Strong Enough" - "Can't Cry Anymore" - "Everyday Is A Winding Road" - "Redemption Day" - "The Difficult Kind" (live with Sarah McLachlan) - "I Shall Believe" - "Real Gone" (live) - "My Favorite Mistake" - "Riverwide" - "Crash And Burn" - "Steve McQueen" - "Soak Up The Sun" - "Out Of Our Heads" - "Detours" - "Be Myself" - "Prove Your Wrong" (with Stevie Nicks & Maren Morris) - "Tell Me When It's Over" (featuring Chris Stapleton) - "Beware Of Darkness" (featuring Eric Clapton, Sting & Brandi Carlile) - "The Worst" (featuring Keith RIchards) - "Story Of Everything" (featuring Chuck D, Andra Day & Gary Clark Jr.) - "Eveything Is Broken" (live featuring Jason Isbell) - "Redemption Day" (with Johnny Cash) - "Forever" - "Still The Same" - "Live With Me"
	EvolutionReleased: March 29, 2024 Tracks: "Alarm Clock" - "Do It Again" - "Love Life" - "You Can't Change The Weather" - "Evolution" - "Where?" - "Don't Walk Away" - "Broken Record" - "Waiting In The Wings"