Sheryl Crow - Tuesday Night Music Club
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Free Music Notes for Tuesday Night Music Club
Free Music Review: Thirty Seconds is still too much
Hit: 1 Stars
Let's face it folks this is not a rock album that everyone believes it is. I will start by saying I didn't play the 30 second snippet for "All I Want To Do" because I knew it was already a lost cause, the rest were all just as bad. There are only 2 songs that may be a little bit o.k. and they are "Can't Cry Anymore", and "We Do What We Can". I just feel that this was a pop album all the way even though it has a rock edge don't be decieved. I don't know what she's like, or anything like that, but I do know she's beautiful, but while talented it's not the music I seek to listen to. Free Music Review: Might have been her best
Hit: 5 Stars
I have a couple of Miss Crows albums and this I think was the best one.
You get the sense that there was a point to prove with the range of vocal challenges she was set.
'Leaving Las Vagas', 'What I could do for you', 'Run baby run'
all very different in tone and pace. Heavy rips and deep almost gravelly voice at times can give you the impression that she really enjoyed singing the songs and to me that has always enhanced my enjoyment.
Don't miss this one, it was Sheryl at her very best with everything to prove and heart and soul were truely invested.
Free Music Review: Sheryl Crow did not write the hits
Hit: 4 Stars
A tremendous talent, Kevin Gilbert, wrote songs " All I want to Do" and "Leaving Las Vegas"..Sheryl did not..
Actually, the series of demos, intended for her debut released all sucked pretty badly and her record company was online to shelve her.
Her producer, Patrick Leonard had worked with Kevin in the past, and believed that he, along with a few top L.A. musicians, could resurrect Crowes failed attempts....hence the Tuesday Night Music Club was born.
The group would basically meet on Tuesdays, drink, write and rewrite tunes for Leonard and Crow.
After all was said and done Sheryl basically dumped her writing pals a very short time before touring on the heels of a very sucessful debut cd called "The Tuesday Night Music Club" she denies any writing involvement with Gilbert or anybody else.
When Kevin Gilbert is mentioned in any interview Crow has had...she goes cold and changes the subject.....she makes the music business smell really bad.
You should check out Kevin Gilberts discography and also got to www.kevingilbert.com and read about this talented man..you will hear the real talent....Rest In Peace Kevin.
Free Music Review: Holds up pretty well still
Hit: 3 Stars
This album made the one-time Michael Jackson road guitarist a household name, landing 3 singles in the Top 40 and winning Crow a Grammy. While it's obvious this wasn't REALLY the best thing to come out in 1993, it still sounds surprisingly decent after more than 10 years.
Crow's pop trades heavily on her voice but there are a few interesting twists, such as the slightly jazzy arrangement of "We Do What We Can", a self-tribute to the group of musicians that met with Crow on Tuesdays during the "lean years". (They inspired the title for the album).
HIGHLIGHTS:
The opening lyric "She was born in November,1963/on the day that Aldous Huxley died" sets the stage for the heroine in "Run, Baby, Run", a woman who can't commit. Single "Strong Enough" is another standout as she calls out for a lover who can see through her faults ("When I'm broken down and I can't stand/Will you be strong enough to be my man?") including her own insecurity ("Lie to me/I promise I'll believe...but please, don't leave"). Zippy stream of consciousness piece "All I Wanna Do" sets a finely detailed character study of bar patrons against a catchy riff that remains a good listen. Moody jazz-kissed "We Do What We Can" is also one of the better ones here as musicians commiserate over the death of modern jazz and their own inferior abilities while listening to Stan Kenton.
LOWS:
The album rises a bit above average less from its large number of apexes than because it has few valleys. There are two, though: despite an interesting arrangement musically, the incessant "Why should I?" screeched by Crow render "Solidify" a must-skip. "The Na-Na Song" is a kind of rap/pop straining for relevancy with such sentiments as "Billy Jean,Burger King,chauvinist pig pen/U.S. Army only wants a few straight men". The name derives from its "na na na na" chorus. Ack..
BOTTOM LINE:
It won't floor you but it's darn consistent. Probably still her finest effort overall.
3 1/2 stars
Free Music Review: A very Good Debut album
Hit: 4 Stars
Sheryl Crow has become one of my favorite artists. Several of my favorite songs appear on this album.
Run, Baby Run opens the album in good form.
Leaving Las Vegas is next.
Strong Enough is probably my favorite song by Sheryl ever. I love the acoustic guitar.
All I Wanna Do turned out to be a major hit for her and probably launched the career.
I Shall Believe is another great song.
This is a must for any fan of Sheryl Crows'