Biography
With her modern spin on classic rock, catchy melodies, and earnest lyrics, Sheryl Crow made her mark as one of the most exciting and sought-after singers/musicians in rock-n-roll. Since the release of her first smash hit single, "All I Wanna Do" from the album Tuesday Night Music Club (1994), Crow's voice dominated the airwaves during the 1990s and into the millennium, helping her to earn a slew of Grammys and American Music Awards. A onetime …
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Career Milestones
| Worked as session vocalist, performing with more seasoned artists Sting, Stevie Wonder, and Rod Stewart | ||
| Wrote her first song at age 13 | ||
1986 | Moved to Los Angeles, CA to pursue singing full-time | |
1988 | Sang back-up vocals for Michael Jackson during pop icon's international "Bad" tour | |
1991 | Signed a record deal with A&M and worked on an album with music producer Hugh Padgham; album never released | |
1993 | Began collaboration with a group of musicians called "Tuesday Night Music Club"; released debut album Tuesday Night Music Club, featuring the singles "Run Baby Run" and "Leaving Las Vegas" | |
1994 | Achieved mainstream success with the single "All I Wanna Do" off debut album; had a falling out with Tuesday Night Music Club members shortly after | |
1996 | Released self-titled second album, which included the hits "If it Makes You Happy," "A Change Would Do You Good," and "Everyday is a Winding Road" | |
1997 | Wrote and performed the theme song of the James Bond film "Tomorrow Never Dies" | |
2001 | Produced several tracks on Stevie Nicks' album Trouble in Shangri-La | |
2002 | Collaborated with rapper Kid Rock on the duet ballad "Picture" | |
2002 | Fourth studio album C'mon, C'mon spawned the hit single "Soak Up the Sun" | |
2003 | Released a cover of Cat Stevens' "The First Cut Is the Deepest" (1967) for greatest hits compilation The Very Best of Sheryl Crow | |
2004 | Appeared as a musical performer in the Cole Porter biopic "De-Lovely" | |
2006 | Diagnosed with Stage 1 breast cancer after a highly publicized split with Lance Armstrong | |
2008 | Made a musical comeback with sixth studio album Detours | |
2010 | Guest starred on episodes of ABC's "Cougar Town" | |
2010 | Paid tribute to rock and roll with 100 Miles from Memphis | |
Awards
1994 | Grammy Award for Best Female Pop Vocal Performance |
1994 | Grammy Award for Best New Artist |
1994 | Grammy Award for Record Of The Year |
1996 | Grammy Award for Best Female Rock Vocal Performance |
1996 | Grammy Award for Best Rock Album |
1997 | Golden Globe Award for Best Original Song - Motion Picture in Tomorrow Never Dies |
1998 | Grammy Award for Best Rock Album |
1999 | Grammy Award for Best Female Rock Vocal Performance |
2000 | Grammy Award for Best Female Rock Vocal Performance |
2002 | Grammy Award for Best Female Rock Vocal Performance |
2006 | Golden Globe Award for Best Original Song - Motion Picture in Home of the Brave |