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100 Miles From Memphis
Generally favorable reviews
Based on 11 critic reviews
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Album Info
Label: A&M
Release Date: 20 July 2010
Discs: 1 disc
Genre(s): Rock
Summary
Sheryl Crow's seventh album takes a soulful musical direction for the singer-songwriter and features guest appearances from Justin Timberlake and Keith Richards.
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Also On The Web: Last.fm Official Artist Site
What The Critics Said
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All Music Guide
There’s an ease to this record that’s not often heard on Sheryl Crow’s albums and its light touch is thoroughly appealing.
Read Full Review >Billboard.com
A tendency to let the songs run too long notwithstanding, this 100 Miles is a path Crow was certainly wise to tread.
Read Full Review >Entertainment Weekly
Crow's obvious joy is infectious, but even this former Michael Jackson backing singer can't make a new I Want You Back seem anything other than redundant.
Read Full Review >BBC Music
This is an album nostalgic for a time when soul, circa Watergate/Vietnam, had an upbeat message and a positivist agenda. Here, though, Crow puts aside politics for pure fun.
Read Full Review >Boston Globe
Unfortunately, the desire to capture that vibe outweighs strong melodies or a tight sense of dynamics on the first half of the album.
Read Full Review >Rolling Stone
Her smoky rasp is thinner than many who've plowed these fields, but Crow is a hook-miner, and her phrasing is tough and sexy enough to put the material over.
Read Full Review >PopMatters
What makes 100 Years, Crow’s seventh album of originals, intriguing is how cathartic all of the soul grooves and slinky funkiness feels coming from Crow.
Read Full Review >musicOMH.com
Crow has returned to the kind of music she loved as a kid growing up in the shadow of one of America's hottest soul hotbeds. The result finds her sounding more at home and effortlessly exuberant than she has since Tuesday Night Music Club.
Read Full Review >Los Angeles Times
Nearly every song overstays its welcome; what may have felt like a bunch of great jams in the studio grows tedious over the course of 12 tracks.
Read Full Review >Slant Magazine
While it's admirable to hear an artist with such a well-established aesthetic branch out, 100 Miles from Memphis doesn't stretch far enough to work as either a contemporary soul record or as a purely retro-minded tribute.
Read Full Review >The Guardian
Despite living through cancer and recurring heartbreak, Crow's voice lacks the emotional force for soul.
Read Full Review >What Our Users Said
The average user rating for this album is 8.4 (out of 10) based on 10 User Votes
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