Before she became a household name, Sheryl Crow gathered a group of friends, a few guitars, and a heap of stories — and out came Tuesday Night Music Club (1993), one of the defining debut albums of the ’90s.
 
A breezy blend of roots rock, pop, and Southern soul, the record introduced Crow’s effortless cool and wry lyricism. ‘All I Wanna Do’ became an instant anthem for daydreamers everywhere, while ‘Leaving Las Vegas,’ ‘Strong Enough,’ and ‘Can’t Cry Anymore’ revealed a sharp observer with a songwriter’s heart.
 
Warm, loose, and endlessly replayable, Tuesday Night Music Club still feels like golden-hour Americana — a little hungover, a little hopeful, and completely alive.
 
TRACKS:
Run, Baby, Run
Leaving Las Vegas
Strong Enough
Can’t Cry Anymore
Solidify
The Na-Na Song
No One Said It Would Be Easy
What I Can Do for You
All I Wanna Do
We Do What We Can
I Shall Believe