Who is singer Sheryl Crow?
SHERYL Crow is one of the most recognized names in music, with more than 50 million records sold worldwide.
Here's what to know about the woman who ranked #5 on the Billboard charts for the best alternative musician.
Who is Sheryl Crow?
, 60, is an American musician, born in Kennett, Missouri on February 11, 1962.
After successfully graduating from the University of Missouri, Sheryl became a music teacher at an elementary school in Fenton, Missouri.
She was teaching school all day, then singing in bars at night, when she met producer Jay Oliver.
Oliver had a production studio in the basement of his parents' home, where the two created jingles for a few local commercials together.
It wasn’t long before the big brands such as McDonald’s and Toyota were reaching out to work with her.
It still wasn't all easy for Sheryl.
She took the money from the McDonald's commercial and went to Hollywood.
She showed up un-scheduled to an audition as a backup singer for Michael Jackson, and she nailed it.
By 1989, Sheryl was well on her way to superstardom after working as a backup vocalist on Michael Jackson’s Bad tour for three years.
In 1992, the singer was on the verge of releasing her debut album before she decided not to.
She reportedly told friends at the time that she didn’t feel the record represented her correctly, saying songs came off as being “too produced” and “slick."
The album’s release date, September 22, 1992, was consequently canceled by her record label at the time.
Her song, All I Wanna Do, has over 137million streams on the music platform.
Sheryl has landed 19 songs on Billboard's Hot 100 chart and has won nine .
Sheryl has also made her fair share of acting cameos.
When does Sheryl Crow's documentary premiere?
Sheryl Crow's documentary, Sheryl, premiered on Showtime on Friday, May 6, 2022.
The documentary was directed by Amy Scott.
She told the outlet she wants people “to see that there’s a person behind all of it” and that “a woman in a business that’s predominantly run by men has a lot of stories that still resonate.”
You can catch Sheryl on Showtime on Demand.