Female Singers

admin — Thu, 17 Jul 2008 19:30:04 +0000

In our musical world, there are some of the best rock and roll legends that have ever lived. Elvis Presley, Kurt Cobain, Jimmy Hendricks and Bruce Springsteen. But there are another breed of rockers, the female rockers. Patti Smith, Janis Joplin, Joan Jett and Pat Benatar just to name a few.

Some of the greatest rockers were women; they had and still do a certain edge that makes you proud to listen to their music. From the past to the present, female rockers rightly deserve their place in rock and roll history.

Janis liberated women with her music, she made women feel important and that they rightly deserved to be in this world. After all, her time was in the 60’s when women were just becoming free and more comfortable in their skin. They were getting out of the house more than they did in the 50’s.

All of the female rockers from the past have been the influences for today’s female musicians. Without them we wouldn’t have Avril Lavigne or Liz Phair and Sarah McLaughlin.

Today we are grateful for the roles that female rockers have played in rock and roll history. They have paved the way for the rockers or today and for tomorrow.

Sheryl Crow

admin — Wed, 16 Jul 2008 20:51:41 +0000

Sheryl Suzanne Crow was born on February 11, 1962 in Kennett, Missouri. Her parents belonged to a local band so they became her musical influence at an early age.

Sheryl learned how to play guitar and bass. Her family had three pianos in their home. When Sheryl was in school she was involved in the choir plus she played sports and even did some school plays.

She graduated in 1994 from the University of Missouri, she was a music education major.

Sheryl became an elementary school teacher until she decided to move to L.A to pursue a musical career. In 1993 her first album was released it was titled Tuesday Night Music Club.

At first the album did not do very well until the song All I wanna do was released. Then the album got more attention and soon the album came a hit. It sold over 7 million copies.

IN 1996, came her next album the popular self-titled CD debuted at number 6 here in the U.S. In between touring and recording her next album came out in 1998 titled the Globe Sessions.

Her next venture was titled Sheryl Crow and Friends in Central Park; this was from a concert that was recorded in Central Park.

Sheryl’s latest album, titled Wildflower cam out in 2005. Sheryl was most recently linked to Tour De France Winner Lance Armstrong but they broke up in early 2006.

Sheryl was diagnosed with breast cancer earlier this year. She is doing well and is recovering nicely.