Sheryl Crow Releases New Single Summer Day

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Sheryl Crow Releases New Single “Summer Day”

Written by: Press Release on 23 June 2010 | No Comment |

Sheryl Crow has officially released her latest single “Summer Day” today, three weeks after unveiling the song on her website. Download it now on iTunes or Amazon.

“Summer Day,” a delightfully breezy slice of glory-days AM radio pop, is one of the many standout tracks on her seventh studio album 100 Miles From Memphis, which features collaborations with The Rolling Stones’ Keith Richards, Justin Timberlake, and Citizen Cope. “I wanted to experiment with writing something simple and positive,” says Crow. “The feeling of a great, solid love—not just a new love, but something everlasting.”

After the album’s release on July 20th, Sheryl will take her soulful sound to the road on a new US tour. Visit SherylCrow.com for a list of tour dates and details, as well as all the latest news and updates.

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