Sheryl Crow

Soundcheck | May 3, 2010
In 1993, Sheryl Crow was just a down-on-her-luck backup singer. Her solo debut, Tuesday Night Music Club, was selling slowly and she was in debt to her label. But Crow hit the road to promote the record, and within a few years it had garnered multi-platinum sales, won three Grammys, and made its creator a star. Crow joins us today to talk about the album’s recent deluxe reissue.

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