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Wildflower
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Track Listing
- I Know Why
- Perfect Lie
- Good is Good
- Wildflower
- Chances Are
- Lifetimes
- Letter to God
- I Don't Wanna Know
- Always On Your Side
- Where Has All the Love Gone
- Live it Up
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #20554 in Music
- Released on: 2005-09-27
- Number of discs: 1
- Dimensions: .0" h x .0" w x .0" l, .23 pounds
Editorial Reviews
Amazon.com
Since her 1993 debut, Tuesday Night Music Club, Sheryl Crow has been churning out unassailably appealing CDs in an unassailably appealing voice. Which means, according to the rules of the pop music cosmos, by album six it's about time for a misstep. Natural law, fortunately, will have to keep checking its watch. Wildflower moves Sheryl Crow one step closer to Hall of Fame status as she shunts the established rock star's impulse to get all experimental and instead sprawls, rambling-rose like, across the substance-spiked pop landscape she helped pioneer. Three ingredients, glistening vocals, flawless production and catchy songs rub up against one another in all the right places. These ingredients will cause you to hold your breath on the beautiful piano ballad "Always on Your Side." They pop up again on the George Harrison-esque "Where Has All the Love Gone" reminding you that Crow can reflect and reveal as convincingly as she can rock. If there is a ripple that runs through Wildflower, it's a pensive one. On the spacy "Chances Are," she sings of being "... lost inside a daydream." The measure of her talent, ripe and reappraisal-resistant, is her ability to consistently bring us inside the bubble with her. --Tammy La Gorce
Recommended Sheryl Crow Discography
 Tuesday Night Music Club |  Sheryl Crow |  C’mon C’mon |
Album Description
Japanese pressing of her 2005 album features three bonus tracks, Acoustic versions of, 'Wildflower', 'Where has All the Love Gone' and 'Letter to God'. Crow says the title is intended as a reminder that ''in chaos there is beauty everywhere and it’s important not to miss that.'' Universal.
Album Details
The Singer/Songwriter's 2005 Album Picks Right Up Where her Self-titled Best Seller Left off with a Set of Deeply Personal and Honest Songs. This Edition Includes Three Bonus Tracks in the Form of Three Acoustic Versions of "Wildflower", "Where Has all the Love Gone" and "Letter to God".
