Video Archive about Sheryl Suzanne Crow. This channel is primarily focused on live performances.

NB:This channel is unofficial and is not affiliated with Sheryl Crow in any way.

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Sheryl Suzanne Crow - b. Feb 11, 1962 in Kennett, Missouri (USA)

Singer, songwriter, pianist, guitarist.

GENRES: rock, pop, blues-rock, country, country-rock, folk, classic rock.

INSTRUMENTS: vocals, piano, guitar, bass, accordion, harmonica, autoharp

B.A. degree in Music Composition, Performance and Education, class 1984 (University of Missouri, Columbia)

Member of Kappa Alpha Theta and Sigma Alpha Iota sororities.

Music teacher - 1984-86 (Kellison Elementary School, Fenton, Missouri, USA)

Co-founder of the Recording Artist Coalition (www.recordingartistscoalition .com)

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AWARDS AND HONORS

- Grammy Awards: 9
- American Music Awards: 3
- Orwille H. Gibson Awards: 2
- People's Choice Awards: 1
- TEC Awards: 2
- BRIT Awards: 1
- BMI Awards: 1
- International Youth Folklore Festival Gold Medal (Primorsko, Bulgaria, 1984) : 1
(with Singsation, the Missouri University's vocal jazz ensemble)
- BMI Winning Songs: 8
- ASCAP Awards: 1
- BMG Music Club's top selling album Plaque: 2
- Glamour Woman of the Year 2000
- Honorary Degree (2001)
- Missouri Academy of Squires (elected in 2004)
- Spotlight Award (Missouri, Division of Tourism - 2006)
- Academy of Achievement (inducted in 2006)
- Honorary Citizenship - City of Springfield, Tennessee (2007)
- Hope Award (2007)

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DISCOGRAPHY

Studio Albums:
Sheryl Crow (1992 - unreleased)
Tuesday Night Music Club (1993)
Sheryl Crow (1996)
The Globe Session (1998)
C'mon, C'mon (2002)
Wildflower (2005)
Detours (2008)

Greatest Hits Albums:
The Very Best Of Sheryl Crow (2003)
Sheryl Crow: Hits and Rarities (2007)

Live Albums:
Sheryl Crow and Friends, Live In Central Park (1999)
Live at Budokan (2003)

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