April 15, 2024 • 68 mins
Embark on a sonic journey as Tim and I uncover the deeper cuts of Sheryl Crow's eponymous second album, an eclectic blend of rock, blues, and country that's as daring as the artist herself. We're not just scratching the surface with the smash hits "If It Makes You Happy" or "Every Day is a Winding Road"; we're dissecting lesser-known tracks like "Hard to Make a Stand" and "Home," laying bare the emotions and controversies that fueled their creation. This episode peels back the layers of tension from the album's production, diving into the songwriting disputes that threatened its genesis, and celebrates the rich tapestry of influences that make this record so authentically Sheryl.
As your guides through this musical landscape, we're chasing the thrill of the '90s with "Maybe Angels" and sharing a laugh about personal hygiene debates sparked by road trip anthems. Our banter takes us through the poignant "Redemption Day," drawing parallels to the works of U2, and exploring the societal commentaries hidden within the lyrics. Whether it's dancing along to the infectious drum beats of "A Change Would Do You Good" or dissecting the craft of Jane Scarpentoni's strings, we're reveling in the memories these tunes evoke and the insights they continue to offer.
Concluding with a heartfelt homage to our personal favorites, I shine a spotlight on the enduring message of "Redemption Day" and its relevance in today's world, while Tim tosses in his unique picks that resonate with his journey. We part with a hearty thanks to our listeners, eagerly anticipating the next opportunity to share our musical musings. So tune in, engage with the past, and perhaps you'll discover a long-lost favorite or a fresh perspective on a beloved classic.
As your guides through this musical landscape, we're chasing the thrill of the '90s with "Maybe Angels" and sharing a laugh about personal hygiene debates sparked by road trip anthems. Our banter takes us through the poignant "Redemption Day," drawing parallels to the works of U2, and exploring the societal commentaries hidden within the lyrics. Whether it's dancing along to the infectious drum beats of "A Change Would Do You Good" or dissecting the craft of Jane Scarpentoni's strings, we're reveling in the memories these tunes evoke and the insights they continue to offer.
Concluding with a heartfelt homage to our personal favorites, I shine a spotlight on the enduring message of "Redemption Day" and its relevance in today's world, while Tim tosses in his unique picks that resonate with his journey. We part with a hearty thanks to our listeners, eagerly anticipating the next opportunity to share our musical musings. So tune in, engage with the past, and perhaps you'll discover a long-lost favorite or a fresh perspective on a beloved classic.
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