Tuesday Night Music Club

Sheryl Crow's 1993 debut that crashed onto the '90s music scene like a flannel-clad Kool-Aid Man. Crafted with her motley crew of Tuesday night jammers, including then-beau Kevin Gilbert, this album served up a cocktail of pop and rock that had us all singing "All I Wanna Do" whether we liked it or not. The track, inspired by Wyn Cooper's poem "Fun," didn't just climb the charts; it practically set up camp at number two on the Billboard Hot 100, dragging the album to a cozy spot at number three on the Billboard 200. With over 4.5 million copies sold in the U.S. by 2008, it's safe to say Crow didn't just dip her toes into stardom—she did a cannonball.

Fast forward to 2023, and the album’s finally getting a vinyl reissue to celebrate its 30th anniversary. That’s right, the 7× platinum-certified gem is here in analog glory, thanks to Bernie Grundman dusting off the original 1/2" flat master tape for a fresh lacquer cut. Housed in a gatefold sleeve, this LP delivers the hits that made us all feel "Strong Enough" to survive the '90s.

Whether you’re a nostalgic Gen Xer or just someone who appreciates a great album, this reissue is your backstage pass to the decade that gave us Sheryl Crow, flannel shirts, and the realization that irony isn’t the same thing as bad luck.