Product Description
Nine-time Grammy award-winner Sheryl Crow presents her highly anticipated 2013 album, Feels Like Home, the first country record of her career and features her hit single, "Easy." Each track on the album was co-written with another songwriter, which is a first for Crow, including Grammy award-winner Brad Paisley.

"It wasn't until I moved here that I realized what an amazing community it is, " said Crow of working on Feels Like Home in Nashville, Tenn." It's the thing I've been missing my whole career, the feeling of being able to sit around with a guitar and have people know each other's songs and know songs from people who've influenced all of us. When I moved here pretty early on Vince Gill started calling me to do guitar pulls, and I thought, gosh, this is just like heaven on earth down here."

1. Shotgun
2. Easy
3. Give It To Me
4. We Oughta Be Drinkin'
5. Callin' Me When I'm Lonely
6. Waterproof Mascara
7. Crazy Ain't Original
8. Nobody's Business
9. Homesick
10. Homecoming Queen
11. Best Of Times
12. Stay At Home Mother

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00DSTBMMU/?tag=imwan-20

"Easy," the first single from Sheryl's new country-leaning album on Warners is out today. Streaming at http://www.sherylcrow.com/

Does the woman just get hotter with every passing year?



http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00BKTTRR2/?tag=imwan-20

Country leaning?? (that's frightening!).

Agree with you on her looks, but though I own every cd the woman has released (& a few of the myriad of live dvd's) I'm starting to think she's entering Melissa Etheridge territory for me: too many cd's that sound very similar & while not bad will never be played again. Though since I hate country, this one may not fall into that category for me, depending on just how country it is.

Ladies and gentlemen, we have a title, "Feels Like Home," and a release date of September 10.

Nice article here:
http://xfinity.comcast.net/articles/new ... eryl-Crow/

Sheryl has been moving the country music route for a little while now. I think she realizes that her brand of music doesn't stand much of a chance on the pop charts these days, so she's just heading in a direction where she can get more attention from adults. She's been making appearances with established country artists and at country related functions, so this move has been obviously planned for a while. Frankly, I think it's something that she could do well and I've become kind of tired with the sameness of her recent releases.

Tracklisting:

1. Shotgun
2. Easy
3. Give It To Me
4. Drinking
5. Callin’ Me When I’m Lonely
6. Waterproof Mascara
7. Crazy Ain’t Original
8. Nobody’s Business
9. Homesick
10. Homecoming Queen
11. Best Of Times
12. Stay At Home Mother

Yep. It's a country album, alright.

I'm going to need to hear this one before I buy it.

Crow's becoming more & more like Melissa Etheridge for me: I like everything she's done, & can't imagine playing any of it very often (other than possibly the 1st album)

Shotguns and Drinking. Yep country! she needs an ode to the red cup.

I was at a Casino in Oklahoma last week (long story) and I saw she's playing there in June. Sounds like country to me.

This bites. I don't like country.

One bad solo cup song is enough. Stop the madness!

No one should, Geff.

But today's country isn't really country. It's rock country. She's just tailoring her sound to sell more units and appeal to a bigger audience, that's all. But I lost interest in her music a few albums back and this "country" thing isn't gonna bring me back.

As opposed to country rock?

Oddly, there is a difference. Marshall Tucker & pre Joe Walsh Eagle were country rock, as was Poco.

Lady Anti-Music is rock country.

I can take same rock country, NRPS & some Grateful Dead would be 2 examples (though I'm not a huge NRPS fan or a huge fan of the country side of the Dead).

Country rock and rock country seem more like marketing terms to me. There are rock country artists today who might have been Elektra/Asylum signings in our teens. I wonder if Alabama, for example, would have gotten AOR play in the 1970s.

Hey, if Charlie Daniels was 'rock' enough for 70s AOR, then Brooks & Dunn were rock enough for 70s AOR.

Well, the lighting certainly gets better...

also referred to in some circles as "crunchy music"

hey, I know that's Sheryl, but there's something different about her "new" look, don't know what it is...

http://www.google.com/search?q=sheryl+c ... 13&bih=566

Would never guess that's her.

Really odd. Definitely some noise reduction.