I don't understand her premise.....:eek:

I seriously doubt the world knows that.

So I'm thinking that Sheryl Crow is working on putting the poem Stevie wrote on Taylor Swift's album to music. It all fits. She'll use it to tie herself to Taylor even more.

She'll attach her rusty trailer hitch to Taylor's bumper with duct tape, if that's her only shot at eeking out 20 more seconds of stardom.

She could be doing that. That poem was written in September 2023 according to the way it appears in Taylor's album.

Sheryl said the song that she's working on now was written by Stevie a few years ago. It's interesting that she's talking about the work she's doing with Stevie publicly.

It's embarrassing - it really is.

Perhaps we will finally see a proper studio recording of "Julia" or "Space Needle".

In Your Dreams album sold over 300,000 copies. Yes, how pathetic.

LOL!

Do you know how many bands would kill to sell 300,000 copies of their albums?

If the world knew it, she wouldn't still sell out arenas or be recording at all, even singles

It's not gold. Not too good for a supposed legend and that was years ago. She hasn't had a gold album since TISL and that wqs over 20 years ago.

I know. Did it sell that many? I remember in 2012, she expressed her sadness that it sold 100,000 copies for a "star like moi".

I still want to know how many downloads of Show Them The Way there were. She did a lot of print interviews for its release and CBS New Sunday Morning. People said it was in the top 10 of iTunes download on the day of release but what does that mean? 100,000 downloads?

I hope it's not an album because it sounds like it will be an album with multiple different producers working on different tracks - an approach that she still insists doing, yet always proves problematic for her.

Its hilarious how much she REALLY wants mega commercial success, but unwilling to let go of her ego enough let a producer like Jack Antonoff take her table scraps and completely reinvent them into something. She's got this small circle of people she keeps coming back to because they know how to tiptoe around her. I wonder if she's using any of Mike Campbell's tracks that she was too busy to even send a "Thanks" in return.

The other big producer is Andrew Watt. I believe he produced the classic Stolen Car duet with Elton but of course that was Elton’s song which she featured on. The kid is good. Macca, Ozzy, Elton, Lenny Kravitz, and Eddie Vedder love him.

Oh, it's no doubt that he's a great producer. It's just that his mileage will vary greatly when it comes to Stevie and her demos.