Sheryl was signed with A&M Records and then began to take more control over her music and the musicians she wanted to work with, including producer, Bill Botrell, which resulted in her first successful LP. In October of 1994, Sheryl hit #1 for 4 weeks with "All I Wanna Do.", and Tuesday Night Music Club was certified platinum. Eventually Tuesday Night Music Club became certified 5x platinum. Her self-titled second album was a bit harder in tone than the down-home stew of Tuesday, and the first video "If It Makes You Happy" showed Crow off to be a grunge fashion queen. With her long-awaited newest album, C'mon C'mon, she continues to establish herself as one of the strongest and most durable female voices in rock 'n' roll, making her image secondary to her music itself.