Sheryl Crow

Sheryl Crow's Cross Creek Farm, a sprawling estate located in the Nashville area, remains on the market and the singer has once again dropped the asking price. The home, up for sale since 2010, is now listed at $3,850,000, down from the original asking price of over $7.5 million.

Sheryl Crow performed 'Chestnuts Roasting on an Open Fire' -- also known as 'The Christmas Song' or 'Merry Christmas to You' -- during the 2013 'CMA Country Christmas' special on Dec. 2.

Sheryl Crow dosed the 2013 'CMA Country Christmas' special on Dec. 2 with some countrified soul, thanks to her groovin' rendition of 'Merry Christmas Baby.'

Producers of music videos have been a little bit more creative with artists' music videos. I don't know about you, but all the effects and flash can take away and distract from the message of the song and artist. Honestly, sometimes a simple approach makes the best video...

Sheryl Crow's new single 'Callin' Me When I'm Lonely' is the anti-'Easy,' as it's a big vocal showcase that leans toward sharp, jabbing emotions. The country newcomer opens up to show off a voice that's bathed in retro cool. This is a no-tricks ballad that finds a woman struggling to stay away from a guy she aches for.

Sheryl Crow is no stranger to the music industry, she was a backing vocalist to Michael Jackson on his Bad World Tour, had chart success in the pop genre with songs like 'All I Wanna Do' 'Steve McQueen' and 'First Cut is the Deepest'. Then by the urging of country star Brad Paisley, Sheryl made the jump to country music, and was welcomed with open arms, as her single 'Easy' went top 20. Today, her

Through the encouragement of pal Brad Paisley, Sheryl Crow crossed over to country music, which welcomed her with open arms. But even in 2013, it's a genre that's largely dominated by males, and Crow is hoping for a change to that pattern -- along with many other country gals.

Her debut country album 'Feels Like Home' has just been released, but Sheryl Crow is already settled into her home in Nashville. The rootsy 'newcomer' country artist says she is happy to live in a low-key city where the paparazzi aren't lurking around every corner.

Sheryl Crow didn't need to change much to fit in with Nashville's top female vocalists, and on the best songs from her 'Feels Like Home' album, she didn't. An easy (no pun intended), direct delivery serves the "newcomer" well.

Sheryl Crow wants her fans to put away their cell phones during her live shows. Not because she doesn't want footage leaking online, but because she wants to share a direct experience with her fans and doesn't want the digital disruption.