Sheryl Crow and Friends: Live in Central Park

1	Everyday Is a Winding Road 5:29
2	My Favorite Mistake 4:13
3	Leaving Las Vegas 7:21
4	Strong Enough 3:36
5	It Don't Hurt 5:56
6	A Change Would Do You Good 5:17
7	Gold Dust Woman 4:25
8	If It Makes You Happy 5:03
9	All I Wanna Do 5:59
10	Happy 3:21
11	The Difficult Kind 5:55
12	White Room 5:50
13	There Goes the Neighborhood 5:32
14	Tombstone Blues 5:03

Barnes & Noble

Sheryl Crow rocked a full house at this 1999 Central Park concert, gettin' by with a little help from her friends. And what friends they were: Eric Clapton, Sarah McLachlan, the Dixie Chicks, Keith Richards, Stevie Nicks, and Chrissie Hynde. Crow proves herself a hostess with just the right combination of sweetness and might, jamming through her radio hits -- "Everyday Is a Winding Road," "My Favorite Mistake," "A Change Would Do You Good" -- with her taut, versatile band and her trademark powerhouse vocals taking center stage. The Dixie Chicks are first among the guest lineup, boosting "Strong Enough" with sweet harmonies and a countrified lilt, while Stevie Nicks nails a knowing, commanding version of "Gold Dust Woman" and Sarah McLachlan sails her silky, stirring vocals through "The Difficult Kind." Good as this stuff is, though, there's no denying the absolute power of Eric Clapton, who tears the nonexistent roof off the proceedings with a snarling, searing "White Room," then tosses off an irrefutably epic guitar solo for good measure. After that, Crow and friends respond the only way they can, with a free-for-all romp through Mr. Bob Dylan's "Tombstone Blues," rocking and stomping the show to a satisfied close. Suzanne McElfresh

All Music Guide

Most concerts in Central Park are an event, and Sheryl Crow designed hers to be an event with a capital E, performing duets with Keith Richards, Eric Clapton, Stevie Nicks, Chrissie Hynde, Sarah McLachlan, and the Dixie Chicks and releasing it as Sheryl Crow and Friends: Live in Central Park. The set list boasts all the hits, good selections from The Globe Sessions, and several crowd-pleasing covers. Stephen Thomas Erlewine