Sheryl Crow

 Sheryl Crow began her career recording jingles to advertise clients. She then became a backup singer for Michael Jackson and Rod Stewart. With her debut album Tuesday Night Music Club in 1993, she made it big. She continued to earn accolades and huge sales with subsequent albums like Sheryl Crow and The Globe Sessions. With nine Grammy Awards under her belt, Crow announced that her 2019 album, Threads, would be her last.Singer-songwriter Sheryl Crow began her career as a backup singer, and her albums have garnered nine Grammys and sold over 50 million units worldwide.Sheryl Crow began her career by recording jingles for advertising clients, before becoming a backup singer for stars like Michael Jackson and Rod Stewart. She made it big with her debut album in 1993 Tuesday Night Music Club, and continued to rack up awards and huge sales following subsequent efforts such as Sheryl Crow and The Globe Sessions. Crow is the recipient of nine Grammy Awards, announced that Threads, her album of the year will be her last album. Sheryl Suzanne Crow was born in Kennett Missouri to Wendell Crow and Bernice Crow. She has two older sisters, Kathy and Karen, and a younger brother named Steve.Crow, who began playing piano at age 6, graduated from Kennett High School in 1980 and the University of Missouri at Columbia in 1984, where she earned a degree in music education. Crow spent weekends performing with Cashmere throughout college. She later worked at the elementary school of St. Louis as a music teacher before making the move to Los Angeles, California in 1986. She began recording jingles to promote advertising clients, such as McDonald's, and worked as the backup singer. She sang on Michael Jackson's Bad World Tour from 1987-1988. Later, she sang as backup to Rod Stewart, Don Henley and Sting.