C'Mon C'Mon by Sheryl Crow

Pros: Great melodies. Catchy songs.

Cons: Over produced in some parts.

The Bottom Line: More great Sheryl Crow.

Review: Sheryl Crow is back! The good-time party-music girl who had one catchy hit-song after another throughout the 1990s has released her long awaited CD. On C’mon C’mon, she shows that she is still has the same sense of infectious melody that...

Pros: Summer vibe Rockin' songs Great lyrics Guest vocals by several artists

Cons: none

The Bottom Line: If you want to have some fun listening to a great album, then Sheryl Crow's latest "C'mon C'mon" is for you.

Review: I bought Sheryl Crow's new album "C'mon C'mon" the first day it came out, and my day was made 1000 times better. "C'mon C'mon" is slightly different from Sheryl's previous albums, but that doesn't take away from the great amount of talent that Sheryl...

Pros: Some really catchy songs that are fun and easy to sing along with

Cons: Some of the songs are boring and never really catch your ear

The Bottom Line: Nice, well rounded album with lots of different sounds and emotions for everyone. Not perfect but definitely respectable and accessible

Review: Returning to the music scene with arguably her best album since her debut smash Tuesday Night Music Club, Crow is definitely in top form. Her songwriting ability, voice and persona have been honed to a sharp, effective tip and her album is a mixture of...

Pros: It rocks. And my breasts aren't smaller than Sheryl Crow's.

Cons: It's so easy.

The Bottom Line: It's an album to be played loudly. It's an album to drive down the Pacific Coast Highway to.

Review: Sheryl Crow scrapped her debut album because she felt it was too polished. Ten years later, she's released her most polished effort, C'mon C'mon.

No, the album is not as schmaltzy as a Celine Dion one (with the exception of the duet...

Pros: Perfect road trip album. It's so catchy and you find yourself singing to yourself smiling!

Cons: it's not Globe sessions!

The Bottom Line: A feel good album. If you like Sheryl - you'll love this. C'mon C'mon is the perfect gift for anyone - just wait, you'll be singing it everywhere!

Review: The 4 year wait for this latest studio album 'C'mon C'mon' has been a long one for the devoted Sheryl Crow fan. BUT it was definitely worth the wait and I am not at all disappointed. I have been listening to this album almost non stop since I got it....

Pros: Sheryl's instrumentals and Sheryl's vocals still stand out.

Cons: Sheryl's instrumentals and Sheryl's vocals sometimes feel cluttered.

The Bottom Line: Some may feel it's overdone at times, but it's still a must-have for Sheryl fans.

Review: The last month hasn't been too shabby when it comes to catching the reawakening of a couple of my favorite female performers. Jodie Foster thrilled me in Panic Room and less than a month later Sheryl Crow blesses me with her first studio album...

Pros: A very catchy CD that seems perfect for hanging out in the summer sun.

Cons: Some of the lyrics seem cliched or just thrown together.

The Bottom Line: Another set of solidly-crafted songs from Sheryl Crow. A little more pop-sounding than The Globe Sessions, but still a solid outing.

Review: This CD can be summed up by the refrain of Soak Up The Sun: "I'm gonna soak up the sun, gonna tell everyone to lighten up".

Her 4th studio CD is immediately accessible: after only a few listens, the songs seems as familiar as the...

Pros: Strong songs, strong lyrics, good bgv's, nice summer vibe to it.

Cons: Some songs are not as memorable, starts to run together a bit towards the end.

The Bottom Line: Not her best, but far from bad: Sheryl's always got it.

Review: Sheryl Crow quickly established herself as one of the few non-posing female rockers in mainstream music a few years ago. She's lightened her sound a bit, but she's still got a gift for writing honest, effortless lyrics that touch the soul. This album...

Pros: Sheryl's love for Classic Rock, great guitar work, nice vocal works by Sheryl and friends

Cons: sometimes it feels over-produced

The Bottom Line: Sheryl's stardom is still as bright in the new millineum as it was in the 90's.

Review: 2002 - C’mon C’mon Part two of my five-set series brings me to Sheryl Crow’s fourth album: C’mon C’mon. Released at a time when Brittany Spears and Christina Aguleria ruled the pop world, now how can a 40 year old singer/songwriter compete on the ...

Pros: almost every song on this disc is good

Cons: i see so many singles, its hard to pick which one to release

The Bottom Line: this is a great summer record , its fun to listen to and the lyrics are very childlike and easy to sing along to.

Review: i liked sheryl crow since her introduction to us with her debut album Tuesday Night Music Club. we all know the hits that it spawned, but with her last couple of records, she lost me and i lost interest in her, but she regained it quickly with her...