
Released in 1995 as Sheryl Crow's profile reached its commercial apex following Grammy wins for Tuesday Night Music Club, this video accompanies a song written in 1992 in direct response to the Clinton presidential election — a generational shift from conservative governance to countercultural optimism. The song's protagonist, born November 22, 1963 (the day JFK was assassinated and Aldous Huxley died), embodies…
A foundational document of mid-90s adult alternative rock visual language, this video is significant as one of the earliest examples of Sheryl Crow's on-screen artistic persona — unpolished, location-driven, and narratively grounded — which would define her aesthetic across subsequent videos. Its…
David Glenn Hogan is an American director born in Memphis, Tennessee, who studied art at The Art Academy and Memphis State University. He opened a commercial art studio at age 22, designing album covers for Stax Records, before transitioning into music video…
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