Sheryl Crow - WildFlower
The album isn't as immediate as her other works, the songs are deeper and darker. There is one exception, the ultra-catchy and upbeat "Live It Up" which has a great chorus and vocal. "Chances Are" has a pretty melody build around an acoustic guitar and tabla, "Perfect Lie" has a torch song feel and the title track has a folk vibe. "Lifetimes" has a rock edge, though it is not a rocker. The best track on the album is the gorgeous "Always On Your Side". It has an achingly beautiful melody with a sparse arrangement and maybe the bets vocal of Ms. Crow's career.
Vocally, this is Crow's best record, Different than her earlier music.
Vocally, this is Crow's best record, Different than her earlier music.
posted by Connie Wild @ 5:15 PM
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Hello Connie,
I am in complete agreement with you about this being Sheryl's finest to date. She is truly a master at what she does; basic rock with with unforgetable hooks. But her continuing maturity as an artist and as a person is allowing a wonderous, deep and truly poetic side to emerge. Sheryl has always been 'fun & fabulous' but now she seems to have no limits to the bounds of true creativity. She touches your soul and your heart, leaves them refreshed and wanting more. Flawless delivery with a fabulous voice seemingly capable of anything she requires of it.
Congratulations to an incredible artist and a very inspiring woman.
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