Sheryl Crow ‎– C'mon, C'mon

Sheryl Crow is one of the few able the tradition of American ' classic rock ' to transfer into the 21st century, with three strong albums and a handful of hit singles. Her debut Tuesday Night Music Club (1993) was an impressive overview of its various qualities, then with Sheryl Crow (1996) and The Globe Sessions (1998) more and more the dark sides of her music. The sunny C'mon C'mon does more like the ' feel good ' nature of its first hit All I Wanna Do. The fourteen songs are characterized by their unpretentious character. That does nothing to the quality of this album. To create this type of viral and high-quality rock is a talent required, that few possess. Crows musical friends, who are also on her hands, this time not to contribute. This time there are notable guest appearances from the likes of Lenny Kravitz, Liz Phair and Don Henley.

I'm not experienced on discogs and can't work out how to change it, but the track 'Lucky Kind' is actually 'Lucky Kid', this can be confirmed on the cover scans..