Tuesday Night Music Club by Sheryl Crow

Pros: Sheryl Crow's voice, the production, the songs. Everything.
Cons: none

It seems that since Sheryl Crow made her musical debut with 1993's Tuesday Night Music Club, her name has become synonymous with good music. With the help of her early success, she has won a number of Grammy Awards, a large fan base, and...

Pros: Great writing, a voice that fits the material.
Cons: Her voice is limited

Although I haven't identified with other albums by Sheryl Crow this album is something special. In 1994, I remember riding in a car down the main street in Panama City listening to "Leaving Las Vegas". Many years later, I was living in Las Vegas where I...

Pros: Some good lyrics
Cons: Limited Vocal range, unimaginative musically

It's tough to sell "Tuesday Night Music Club" after eight years on the market. The immediacy of the singles "Leaving Las Vegas," "All I Wanna Do," "Strong Enough," and "Can't Cry Anymore" made for a high sales number back in 1993-4 but now, it's hard to ...

Pros: Cool cover art, "What I Can Do For You"
Cons: Sounds completely dead in some places.

OK. Finally, after two years of getting intermittent urges to review this record, I get around to doing it. The urges tend to come around this time of year, and seeing as I have been felled by the 'lurgy and can’t do an awful lot right at the moment, ...

Pros: The Guitar Driven Ballads
Cons: The Fast, Loopy, Lyrically Limp Pop Tracks

I’ve always had a love-hate relationship with Sheryl Crow’s music. When I first heard of her, I was up and above myself, waiting for her videos and wanting to see her live. I was too young to know better. The thing is Sheryl Crow, at best, is good. Her ...

Pros: The music, her influences, and it's relaxing qualities
Cons: A couple songs sound the same

David wrote something in one of the write-offs that got me thinking. Basically, it made me think that maybe I should be writing more reviews (I had been spacing them out a little too much lately). So David, these reviews are for you ya damn retard lol....

Pros: Leaving Las Vegas
Cons: Overplayed

"Leaving Las Vegas" was on the radio, and it was really something. I was working at a local newspaper in Northwest Indiana, and I had a long commute. When that song came on the radio, it was a transport. I used to turn it up until the...

Pros: lyrics, vocal performance, unique
Cons: only 11 tracks

The Tuesday Music Club put Sheryl Crow on the map as a serious singer songwriter, and garnered her several Grammy wins in 1995. This launched her career, coincidentally pre-Lillith, and started the new wave of women in rock.

Sure, "All I...

Pros: the album for people who want to have a good time.
Cons: not an album to peel your bottles of bud to.

This is another one of those albums I'm surprised hasn't been reviewed more.

I must say, if you bought this album for breezy pop hits like "All I wanna do", you were probably gravely disappointed.

Sheryl Crow's first...

Pros: Great Solo Album! Awesome Vocals.
Cons: None.

"Tuesday Night Music Club" is the 1993 smash debut from one of today's best singers, Sheryl Crow. This album seems to have everything shoved into the 11 tracks, from poppish beats to slow, mellow songs. I fell in love with this album the first...

Pros: Sheryl's voice, laid-back vibe, "Leaving Las Vegas", well-crafted Roots Rock
Cons: A lot of half finished songs that sound alike

1993 - Tuesday Night Music Club Tuesday Night Music Club is Sheryl Crow’s debut album. Named after the group of beer-drinking producers and songwriters including Miss Crow herself. Most of the songs were wrote while the group was indulging in some ...

Pros: all
Cons: none

what a fantastic debut album!! when I bought this album, i had only heard 'all i wanna do'... and expected all the songs to be at least similar in style and tempo... but nOOOOOOO!... this album represents music styles of a wide range - pop, alternative,...

Pros: Great album, mixes intelligence and excellent vocals with some mainstream popularity and interesting songs.
Cons: Was followed by two inferior albums.

Sheryl Crow: Tuesday Night Music Club

As Reviewed by James Brundage

Normally, whenever you have an artist, they age like wine. Sheryl Crow, however, appears to age like milk. The more time she spends with mainstream success, the...