Studio Album · No. 1

Tuesday Night Music Club Songwriting Credits by Sheryl Crow

1993 A&M 11 tracks 49:42

Produced by Bill Bottrell  ·  Engineered by Blair Lamb, Bernie Grundman

A&M Pop RockRoots Rock
100%
Authorship
Complete Artist

Holds writing credit on 11 of 11 tracks

Authorship Breakdown 11 / 11 documented

Who wrote the songs?

Scored across the 11 tracks with documented writers, by whether Sheryl Crow carries a lyricist or composer credit.

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11 trackswritten by Sheryl Crow 0 tracksoutside writers
Sheryl Crow's roles on this album

Share of the 11 tracks where a band member is credited, by role.

Lyricist100%
Composer100%
Producer0%
Performer100%

By the Numbers

11
Tracks
9
Lyricists
1
Producers
4,500,000
Worldwide Copies Sold
1993
Released
Data Insight

She is credited on all eleven tracks and alone on none of them, the only album in the catalogue where that is true. The songwriting circle the record is named after does the work with her: Bill Bottrell on nine, David Baerwald on seven, Kevin Gilbert on seven. Nothing she made afterwards had that many hands on it.

Tuesday Night Music Club came out on A&M in August 1993 and has sold 4,500,000 in the United States. It is certified 7x platinum and "All I Wanna Do" reached number two on the Billboard Hot 100.

Track Listing & Credits 11 tracks

Written by the artist Written by outside writers
#TitleLyricist(s)Composer(s)Producer(s)Performers
1
Run Baby Run
Bill BottrellDavid BaerwaldSheryl Crow Bill BottrellDavid BaerwaldSheryl Crow Bill Bottrell Sheryl Crow (Performer)
2
Leaving Las Vegas #60
Sheryl CrowBill BottrellDavid BaerwaldKevin GilbertDavid Ricketts Sheryl CrowBill BottrellDavid BaerwaldKevin GilbertDavid Ricketts Bill Bottrell Sheryl Crow (Performer)
3
Strong Enough #5
Sheryl CrowBill BottrellDavid BaerwaldKevin GilbertDavid RickettsBrian MacLeod Sheryl CrowBill BottrellDavid BaerwaldKevin GilbertDavid RickettsBrian MacLeod Bill Bottrell Sheryl Crow (Performer)
4
Can't Cry Anymore #36
Sheryl CrowBill Bottrell Sheryl CrowBill Bottrell Bill Bottrell Sheryl Crow (Performer)
5
Solidify
Sheryl CrowKevin HunterBill BottrellDavid BaerwaldKevin GilbertDavid RickettsBrian MacLeod Sheryl CrowKevin HunterBill BottrellDavid BaerwaldKevin GilbertDavid RickettsBrian MacLeod Bill Bottrell Sheryl Crow (Performer)
6
The Na-Na Song
Sheryl CrowBill BottrellDavid BaerwaldKevin GilbertDavid RickettsBrian MacLeod Sheryl CrowBill BottrellDavid BaerwaldKevin GilbertDavid RickettsBrian MacLeod Bill Bottrell Sheryl Crow (Performer)
7
No One Said It Would Be Easy
Sheryl CrowBill BottrellKevin GilbertDan Schwartz Sheryl CrowBill BottrellKevin GilbertDan Schwartz Bill Bottrell Sheryl Crow (Performer)
8
What I Can Do for You
David BaerwaldSheryl Crow David BaerwaldSheryl Crow Bill Bottrell Sheryl Crow (Performer)
9
All I Wanna Do #2
Wyn CooperSheryl CrowBill BottrellDavid BaerwaldKevin Gilbert Wyn CooperSheryl CrowBill BottrellDavid BaerwaldKevin Gilbert Bill Bottrell Sheryl Crow (Performer)
10
We Do What We Can
Sheryl CrowBill BottrellKevin GilbertDan Schwartz Sheryl CrowBill BottrellKevin GilbertDan Schwartz Bill Bottrell Sheryl Crow (Performer)
11
I Shall Believe
Sheryl CrowBill Bottrell Sheryl CrowBill Bottrell Bill Bottrell Sheryl Crow (Performer)

Songwriter & Credit Spotlight 9 contributors

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Frequently Asked Questions Tuesday Night Music Club

Who wrote Tuesday Night Music Club?
Sheryl Crow is credited on all eleven tracks and is the only writer on none of them. Bill Bottrell, David Baerwald and Kevin Gilbert are on most of them.
Who wrote "All I Wanna Do"?
Crow with David Baerwald, Kevin Gilbert and Bill Bottrell, using words from a Wyn Cooper poem.
How did it sell?
4,500,000 in the United States, and it is certified 7x platinum by the RIAA and 2x platinum by the BPI.
Which singles charted?
"All I Wanna Do" reached number two on the Billboard Hot 100, "Strong Enough" number five, "Can't Cry Anymore" number 36 and "Leaving Las Vegas" number 60.
What was the Tuesday Music Club?
A weekly songwriting session at Bill Bottrell's studio. The album takes its name from it and its writing credits from the people who were there.
Who engineered it?
Blair Lamb, with Bernie Grundman mastering.
How long is the album?
49:42 across eleven tracks.

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