Sheryl Crow admits that her two young songs have had an impact on her current relationship with an unnamed producer. “I’ve been in the situation where I’ve been involved with people and their kids, and if the relationship doesn’t work out, it’s heartbreak,” the singer songwriter tells Prevention magazine. “So I’m keeping the relationship friend-based when we’re around the kids.” Check out a preview at prevention.com.
Sheryl Crow Meets With Una Healy Backstage Before London Show
Sheryl Crow performed at Borderline in London on Thursday night, the venue of her first London show in 1994. She told the Evening Standard: “We had a few days off from the tour and wanted to do something small and special. London for me is such a musical place. I’ve always had special gigs here.” The performance provided the opportunity for Una Healy of The Saturdays, who had seen her concert last week and said the singer songwriter was “my idol since I was 13 and started playing guitar and writing songs, such an inspiration”, to meet Sheryl. The 48-year-old posted a backstage photo of the pair and told her Twitter followers (@SherylCrow):
I got to meet Una Healy from The Saturdays…here we are 10mins before showtime
Check out a photo Una posted of her backstage with Sheryl below the cut. (more…)
Sheryl Crow A Part Of ABC’s Sunday Night Lineup Premiere
Sheryl Crow partners with ABC to reveal their new Sunday night programming and gave fans a sneak peek of a special performance of the Jackson 5 classic ‘I Want You Back’ in a new promo video for the station’s red-carpet season premiere event, which will air on the network this Sunday. “If I’m on stage when those shows are on, I will go to ABC.com and, in my bunk, in the tour bus, be watching those shows,” she says of guilty pleasures Brothers and Sisters and Desperate Housewives, which features ‘I Want You Back’ in its national promo campaign.
Sheryl also posted a note to the network’s website explaining her history with the legendary Michael Jackson, for whom she got her start singing backup on his 1987 Bad tour. “The influence of that period looms large in my career and life,” Sheryl writes. “The experience was profound beyond words.”
‘I Want You Back’ is featured on Crow’s latest album ‘100 Miles From Memphis’, which pays homage to the music she grew up with.
The promo video at ABC.com has since been removed.
Sheryl Crow ‘Sign Your Name’ Video Ft. Justin Timberlake
Sheryl Crow is out with the music video to her new single ‘Sign Your Name’, off the American singer songwriter’s latest album ‘100 Miles From Memphis’, out now on A&M. ‘Sign Your Name’ is a cover of Terence Trent D’arby’s 1988 classic, and features the Memphis-born and raised Justin Timberlake on background vocals. The performance video was directed by frequent collaborator Wayne Isham. Watch it via YouTube below.
How Does Sheryl Crow Write Sexy Lyrics?
In the latest of Sheryl Crow’s ‘100 Miles From Memphis’ EPK videos, the singer songwriter asks a question that has plagued songwriters for years: “How do you write sexy lyrics?” Watch the clip below to find out where she got her inspiration and hear how the track ‘Roses and Moonlight’ came together.
Sheryl Crow and her band the Thieves are currently touring the country in support of ‘100 Miles From Memphis’, which is in stores and on iTunes now. Visit SherylCrow.com for all the latest updates and tour details.
Sheryl Crow Performs On MLB.com
Sheryl Crow recently visited the MLB.com Studios for a live session, where the singer songwriter performed ‘Summer Day’, ‘Our Love is Fading’ and ‘Peaceful Feeling’. Crow also talked about her new album, baseball and Stand Up To Cancer. “I love my job,” Crow said. “I look at my life and think, it’s such a compelling time to be an artist. There are so many things to write about — and so many things we all share in common from events to emotion. It’s great to be a writer. The celebrity part of it for me is more challenging because I am a private person, and have had very public relationships — which I feel not only suffered from being so public, but also became sort of overshadowing. I really love being in Nashville, I love being able to raise my kids there and have anonymity, so to speak, because there’s no paparazzi or anything like that. To have a normal life there, and to be able to hold my personal life and my relationships sacred and not have them be part of the press circus.” Check it out at MLB.com.
Sheryl Crow Discusses ‘Sign Your Name’ Cover
In one of the final clips from Sheryl Crow’s EPK series in support of her new record ‘100 Miles From Memphis’, the singer songwriter gives fans a little bit of background on her soulful cover of Terence Trent D’Arby’s 1988 hit ‘Sign Your Name’. The video also features a cameo from Justin Timberlake, who sings background vocals on the track. ‘100 Miles From Memphis’ is Sheryl’s seventh studio album and is available now on iTunes.
Sheryl Crow Creates a Peaceful & Mellow Sound With New Album
Who are Sheryl Crow’s go-to artists on her iPod and who inspired the songs on her latest record, ‘100 Miles From Memphis’? Find out in the clip “Peaceful Feeling”, another in the series of short videos Sheryl made to take fans in-depth into the recording process. A second clip “Stop” offers viewers a sense of the mellow, feel-good vibe that permeates the 48-year-old’s record. Watch both via YouTube below.
Sheryl Crow ‘100 Miles From Memphis’ EPK
To support her latest album ‘100 Miles From Memphis’, Sheryl Crow compiled a series of video clips that highlight important moments in the recording process. In the clip ‘Eye to Eye’, the singer songwriter shared her love for her producers Doyle Bramhall II and Justin Stanley and explained how the collaboration with Keith Richards came to fruition. Then, hear Sheryl’s goals for the record in ‘Long Road Home’.
‘100 Miles From Memphis’ is in stores and on iTunes now. Sheryl and band will hit the road next week on a cross-country tour in support of the new album. For ticket information and all the latest news, visit SherylCrow.com.
Watch the EPK videos via Vevo below.
Samantha Ronson Rips Sheryl Crow’s “Awful” New Album
Samantha Ronson ripped Sheryl Crow’s new album ‘100 Miles from Memphis’ hours ago, telling her Twitter followers (@samantharonson):
I’m not exactly sure why I bought the new Sheryl Crow record, but I’d like my money back and the time spent listening to the record. Awful!
For real, I’m offended by how bad it is. She ruined songs by Citizen Cope, Terence Trent D’Arby and The Jackson 5. What happened to her?
She should have faded out in the country genre - as she was - no need to ruin blue eyed soul for the rest of em. Sorry - but I was a huge fan!
