Stevie Nicks first joined Crow on “Strong Enough” from Crow’s 1993 album Tuesday Night Music Club. Crow played the acoustic guitar while Nicks stood before an elaborately decorated mic stand, and the two performed a slow, lilting duet. Next, Peter Frampton joined the stage as Crow introduced him as one of her “heroes.”
After a speech from her pal Laura Dern, Crow was back on the guitar for a one-two punch of two more hits. Alongside fellow Hall of Famer Stevie Nicks – who hailed Crow as “everything every girl should want to be” – Crow sang “Strong Enough,” blending voices with the Fleetwood Mac legend. After that, Peter Frampton, whom Crow described as “one of my heroes,” joined Crow and Nicks for “Everyday Is a Winding Road.”
In a video montage about Crow’s career that featured Nicks, Maren Morris and Rodrigo, the “Vampire” singer hailed Crow’s lyricism, honing in on the lyric “scrape the mold off the bread and serve you French toast again” from “If It Makes You Happy.”
Olivia Rodrigo recently joined Sheryl Crow for a performance of “If It Makes You Happy” at the Bluebird Cafe in Nashville.
