picture by kid rock and sheryl crow came out in 2003.
picture by kid rock and sheryl crow came out in 2003.
when did picture by kid rock and sheryl crow come out?
2003
"picture" is a duet written by american music artists kid rock and sheryl crow, released on november 12, 2002 as the fourth single and ninth track from kid rock's 2001 album "cocky". the original recording on the album is performed by kid rock and sheryl crow. rock re-recorded the song for the radio with alternative country singer allison moorer because atlantic was initially unable to get the rights from crow's label to release the album version as a single. when the moorer version was released, some radio stations began playing the crow version instead, leading "billboard" to credit the song variously to kid rock featuring sheryl crow or allison moorer. the song was a commercial and critical success and was nominated for vocal event of the year at the 2003 country music association awards.
picture (song)
the album's first single was the rap rock track "forever". the song charted at number 18 on mainstream rock and number 21 on modern rock.he performed the song on trl and the late show with david letterman,leading to a number 8 debut ( would climb to number 3 after release of picture). he and hank williams jr would perform on cmt crossroads in late 2001. the second single was the ballad "lonely road of faith", released in january 2002. the song was heavily promoted by wwe in the video tribute to the history of wwe. the song was also heard on wb's smallville and mtv's real world. kid rock would go on "the cocky tour" then join aerosmith and run dmc on the "girls of summer tour". the song would peak at number 15 on the mainstream rock tracks. in july 2002, a censored version of "you never met a motherfucker quite like me" was released to radio and peaked at number 32 on the mainstream rock tracks. kid rock would test out "picture" at cmt's farm aid with allison moorer filling in for sheryl crow. when sheryl crow's label butted heads with rock he released the song in november 2002 with allison moorer. as the allison moorer version began climbing the country charts, sheryl crow's people changed their minds. the sheryl crow version was released in january 2003. it would become kid rock's first crossover hit charting at number 4 on the hot 100, number 5 on the top 40, number 2 at ac and number 17 on country radio. the single would be certified gold and spend 52 weeks on top the country singles sales chart; it also peaked at number 1 on the us singles sales charts and number 2 on the canadian singles sales chart. the song would be sheryl crow's second most successful single after "all i wanna do".
cocky (album)